Forward Features Calendar

Intel

Elliott takes on PE firm in fees dispute

Elliott Investment Management, the $70bn activist hedge fund firm led by Paul Singer, is embroiled in a courtroom battle with Texas-based private equity firm Stronghold Investment Management over tens of millions in disputed fund expenses, according to a report by

HPE makes board addition amid Elliott pressure

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has struck a boardroom truce with activist investor Elliott Investment Management, naming veteran tech executive Robert Calderoni to its board and establishing a new strategy committee he will chair, according to a report by Reuters.

Walleye battles ex-star trader over non-compete terms

A high-stakes legal battle has erupted between Walleye Capital and former volatility arbitrage head Geoff Tennican, highlighting the intensifying tensions hedge funds face when top talent exits to launch rival ventures, according to a report by Bloomberg.

Unlimited expands hedge fund replication ETF suite

Unlimited has added two new actively managed ETFs to the firm’s hedge fund replication suite – the Unlimited HFMF Managed Futures ETF (HFMF) and the Unlimited HFEQ Equity Long/Short ETF (HFEQ) – offering investors wider access to hedge fund-style strategies.

Top quant to quit Millennium

Hedge fund giant Millennium Management has reportedly lost one of its top-performing portfolio managers from its flagship quant unit Azur, with his proposed departure sparking a legal battle over restrictive covenants, according to eFinancial careers.

Foreign hedge funds eye China return amid tech-driven rally

Hedge funds are showing renewed interest in China’s $19tn equity market, three years after many shunned it as “uninvestable,” drawn by tech opportunities and the chance to diversify beyond crowded US assets, according to anecdotal evidence supported by data from

Man Group to acquire $3bn US credit manager Bardin Hill

Man Group, the world’s largest listed hedge fund firm, is to acquire Bardin Hill, a New York-based private credit manager with approximately $3bn in AUM, in a move that strengthens the firm’s growing presence in the US and its alternative

Chinese quant hedge funds tap US STEM talent amid visa curbs

China’s quantitative hedge funds are ramping up US recruitment efforts, targeting science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) students disrupted by President Donald Trump’s student visa restrictions and university funding cuts, according to a report by Bloomberg.

Events

08 October, 2026 – 5:00 pm

Directory Listings

Please select one of the below *
Notify Me
Firm Type *
Please select below
Terms & Conditions *
Privacy Policy *