ARR Investment Partners, a $60m London-based investment advisor that has been backed by over 70 investors via separately managed accounts, including Fasanara Open Quant Fund and a major New York-based multi-strategy investment firm, has launched a Cayman-domiciled global long-short equity
Hedge fund performance strengthened sharply in January, led by macro strategies that benefited from pronounced volatility across commodities and energy markets, according to the latest data from data from hedge fund indexation and analysis specialist HFR.
Equity-focused hedge funds suffered their worst daily performance in almost a year on Wednesday, as a sharp sell-off in technology stocks triggered losses across crowded trades, according to a report by Reuters citing a client note from Goldman Sachs.
Rob Citrone’s macro hedge fund Discovery Capital posted its best monthly performance since November 2024, gaining 7.5% in January, according to a a report by Financial News London citing an unnamed source familiar with the matter.
Singapore-based Dymon Asia has reported its strongest monthly performance since the launch of its multi-strategy fund in February 2020, with the vehicle gaining 5% in January, according to a report by Financial News London.
The Protea International hedge fund delivered a 45.4% return in 2025, its strongest calendar-year performance since launch, driven by stock-specific alpha rather than broad market exposure, according to a report by CityWire citing portfolio manager Jean Pierre Verster.
Macro hedge fund Tekmerion Capital Management is spinning out from Brevan Howard Asset Management, and is set to relaunch later this year with over $1bn in investor commitments, according to a report by Bloomberg citing a company spokesperson.
Macro hedge fund Palinuro Capital, founded by former ING portfolio manager Alfonso Peccatiello, is in discussions to raise up to $400m in new capital as institutional appetite for macro strategies continues to build, according to a report by Financial News
Hiddenite Capital Partners, the London-based long-short hedge fund led by Ryan Packard, posted a 102% net return in 2025, marking its second straight year of triple-digit gains following a nearly 120% return in 2024, according to a report by Institutional
Francis Lau’s one-man hedge fund, Lucida Capital, posted a 65% gain from April through December 2025, outperforming larger Canadian rivals, by investing – leverage-free – primarily in mid-cap US and Canadian stocks, according to Bloomberg data.
