Hedge funds are pivoting on energy trades, cutting long-standing bullish positions in oil stocks while easing off shorts in renewables, according to a report by Bloomberg citing new data from alternative investment analytics firm Hazeltree.
Systematic hedge funds recovered some ground in the final week of July, offsetting what had been a difficult month for the sector, according to a report by Business Insider citing the latest prime brokerage data from Morgan Stanley and Goldman
Hedge fund Two Seas Capital is preparing to launch a proxy battle to block CoreWeave’s planned all-stock acquisition of computing infrastructure provider Core Scientific, warning that the deal’s current structure “undervalues” the target and fails to protect its shareholders, according
Hazeltree, a treasury and liquidity management platform serving the alternative investment industry, has acquired Siman Systems, a specialist in margin replication and financing analytics, in a move set to deepen its offering for hedge funds and asset managers.
Institutional appetite for hedge funds is holding firm – and even gaining relative ground – as big investors scale back enthusiasm for passive equities and private credit, according to a report by Reuters citing the findings of Goldman Sachs’ latest
Menos AI, a fintech start-up founded by investment and AI veterans, has launched its flagship product—Sonαr, an intelligent research agent built specifically for hedge funds and institutional asset managers.
Hedge funds kicked off the second half of 2025 on a positive note, building on strong first-half gains as improving sentiment around M&A activity, global trade negotiations and the economic outlook fuelled risk-on positioning across a range of strategies, according
Lee Ainslie’s Maverick Capital is expanding for the first time in years, launching a semiconductor-focused vehicle and actively raising capital for its hedge funds – moves that mark a rare growth initiative for the $10bn firm founded over three decades
Dan Loeb’s Third Point delivered a strong start to H2 2025, returning 4.5% in July, comfortably outpacing the S&P 500’s 2.2% gain (including dividends), according to a report by Business Insider citing the firm’s latest investor update.
Cinctive Capital Management delivered a 3% return in July, comfortably outperforming both the S&P 500’s 2.17% gain and several larger multi-strategy peers, according to a report by Reuters citing an unnamed source familiar with the performance.
