According to Man Group CEO, Robyn Grew, not a client discussion has gone by this year without the subject of AI coming up. The hot topic was discussed at a media roundtable at Man’s London HQ this week with the
Key decision-makers at Europe’s largest hedge fund managers are to meet in London next year at The Hedgeweek European Leadership Summit 2024. Taking place on Thursday, 29 February, the highly anticipated event – now in its third year – will
TOP STORY: France is looking to attract more hedge funds and banks to Paris as part of a new plan to raise the standing of the city as a European Union finance hub, according to a report by Bloomberg. The
Balyasny Asset Management is lagging behind its multi-strategy peers in terms of performance after a tough November saw the firm lose 1.2%, paring year-to-date returns to just 1.5%, according to a report by Business Insider.
Winning bets on the rebound in Japan’s economy, economic trends, and the AI-powered tech stock rally, have helped position Asia hedge funds to post improved performance in 2023, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Derivatives marketplace CME Group is to launch CME FX Spot+, a new, all-to-all spot FX marketplace that will connect cash market participants with the company’s FX futures liquidity. The offering will be available for client testing in H2 2024.
Man Group, the largest listed hedge fund in the world, has partnered with the Columbia Center on Sustainable Investment to conduct research into how climate impact is defined and measured in fixed income and equity portfolios.
The board of directors of the Chartered Alternative Investment Analyst Association, the global professional body for the alternative investment industry, has unanimously elected John L Bowman as its President, effective from the beginning of 2024.
A slump in profits at TCI Fund Management has prompted the hedge fund firm to halve the dividend payment made to the its parent company, which is owned by billionaire founder Christopher Hohn, according to a report by Bloomberg.
TOP STORY: Palliser Capital, the hedge fund firm founded by James Smith, the former head of Elliott Management Corp’s operations in Hong Kong, is agitating for a raft of changes at Samsung C&T, the effective holding company of South Korean
