San Francisco-based multi-strategy hedge fund Farallon Capital Management has led a funding round in HR cross-platform software specialist HiBob at a valuation of $2.66bn, up from the company’s 2022 valuation of $2.45bn, according to a report by Bloomberg.
A Goldman Sachs client note has revealed that the world’s five largest hedge fund firms, have doubled the size of their holdings in US stocks through leverage and trading positions since 2014, according to a report by Reuters.
With the oil market tightening rapidly due to supply cuts from OPEC+, hedge funds have upped their bullish bets on both Brent and US crude to the highest levels seen in 15 months, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Goldenwise Capital Group, a China-based hedge fund firm founded by Huakun Ding, has set its sights on New York-listed Human Resources firm GEE Group Inc, as the first target in a new activist push, according to a report by Bloomberg.
It may be almost a year since Ray Dalio, the founder of the world’s largest hedge fund, Bridgewater Associates, ‘retired’ and stepped away from the day-to-day running of the business, but his presence still looms large over the firm, according
Bridgewater Associates has seen a surge in assets from wealthy Chinese investors on the back of strong performance by its flagship China fund, which has gained 11% this year as of August, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Ken Griffin, founder of CDEO of US multi-strategy major Citadel, has expressed doubts over the longevity of the recent stock market rally and has also said he is concerned about the country’s current fiscal situation, according to a report by
Brevan Howard Asset Management is targeting “disproportionate returns” from digital assets, having predicted a boom in the space similar to that seen with the internet over the past 20 years, according to a report from Bloomberg.
New York hedge fund Tenor Capital Management is in line for a big payout from a bet on a gold mining company expropriated by the Venezuelan government before ever breaking ground and is now set for a $1.4bn settlement, according
Castle Ridge Asset Management, an artificial intelligence-driven hedge fund firm founded in 2015 in Canada, has unveiled WALLACE, a new ‘one-of-a-kind’ AI supercomputer, at its headquarters in Toronto.
