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The futures fund, known as RIFF, increased 4.4 percent since it started in October 2007.
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In late 2007, the firm opened Renaissance Institutional Futures Fund, or RIFF.
Pioneering Fund Stages Second Act Scott Patterson 2010
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Amid concerns about RIEF and RIFF returns, Renaissance executives told clients in May 2009 that they were moving staff from Medallion to spend more time researching RIEF's computerized trading programs.
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The East Setauket, N.Y., firm, a pioneer in computer-driven trading, will continue running its Renaissance Institutional Equities and Institutional Futures funds, known as RIEF and RIFF, according to a letter from the co-chief executives of the firm reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
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Messrs. Brown and Mercer said Renaissance employees lately have added money to RIEF and RIFF.
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In late 2007, the firm opened Renaissance Institutional Futures Fund, or RIFF.
Pioneering Fund Stages Second Act Scott Patterson 2010
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In late 2007, the firm opened Renaissance Institutional Futures Fund, or RIFF.
Pioneering Fund Stages Second Act Scott Patterson 2010
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RIFF had gained 14% this year, and RIEF 6%, through August, according to a person familiar with the matter.
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In late 2007, the firm opened Renaissance Institutional Futures Fund, or RIFF.
Pioneering Fund Stages Second Act Scott Patterson 2010
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The discussions about the fates of RIEF and RIFF came during a period when the funds 'returns lagged behind industry averages, as well as Renaissance's older and more successful Medallion fund, which has averaged returns of more than 40% a year since the late 1980s.
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