Hedgeweek exclusive: Mike Novogratz, the CEO of Galaxy Digital, gives his thoughts on the state of the digital assets hedge fund industry at the end of the first month of 2023 – and sees signs of progress.
Three Singapore based hedge funds that made money last year while most of their Asian peers struggled, are looking to China to fuel investment opportunities as they bid to extend their winning runs into 2023, according to a report by
Global macro specialist Brevan Howard has confirmed it is opening a new office in Abu Dhabi, having leased space at the Al Sarab Tower for more than one hundred people, and is relocating several senior executives from across the business
Hedge funds, asset managers and banks have called on the European Union to carry out a proper costing of its proposals to make market participants move their derivatives clearing business from London to mandatory accounts based in the EU, according
The Managed Funds Association, the trade body for the global alternative asset management industry, has presented the inaugural Women’s Investment Leadership Award to three alternative asset management executives – Anne Dinning (DE Shaw Group), Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi (Tudor Investment Corporation), and
Canada-based hedge fund manager Anson Funds, primarily known for its wagers against stocks, is happy to play the waiting game on the US marijuana market after establishing a “very long” position on the sector, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Verde Asset Management, one of Brazil’s best-known hedge fund managers, has been hit by what its says is the biggest case of Brazilian corporate fraud on record, after accountancy ‘inconsistencies’ led to the collapse of Brazilian retailer Americanas, according to
An Asian subsidiary of US-based hedge fund Citadel, is looking to tap into investment opportunities on the Chinese mainland having submitted an application to the country’s securities regulator to become a qualified foreign Institutional Investor (QFII). According to the China
Man Group, the world’s largest listed hedge fund is positioning for a sell-off in emerging markets putting it at odds with the bullish stance adopted by many of Wall Street’s larger investment banks including Morgan Stanley Investment Management and Goldman
Teleios Capital Partners, an activist hedge fund based in Zug, Switzerland has upped its stake in Irish housebuilder Glenveagh Properties from 16% at the end of last year, and now has a 18.6% holding in the business, according to a
