Funds
Distressed debt investors are exploring potential exchanges of preferred securities issued by Strategy Inc. as the company’s prolonged share price decline creates opportunities across its capital structure, according to a Bloomberg report.
Smaller specialist hedge funds outperformed many of the industry’s largest multistrategy firms during the first half of 2026, with equity long/short and event-driven strategies posting the strongest gains, according to a Bloomberg report.Â
Bobby Jain’s multistrategy hedge fund returned 3.2% in June, lifting year-to-date performance to 3.9% as the firm continued to build momentum in its second year of trading, according to a report by Bloomberg.Â
Citadel delivered positive performance across its major hedge fund strategies in the first half of 2026, with gains led by its tactical trading and equities books amid volatile and uneven market conditions.
Hedge funds are increasing leverage across strategies as they position for continued upside in AI-linked equities, adding to concerns that risk-taking in global markets is becoming more concentrated and increasingly dependent on stable funding conditions, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Coatue Management’s flagship hedge fund returned 4.7% in June, lifting its year-to-date gain to 24.5% as technology stocks continued to benefit from investor enthusiasm around artificial intelligence, according to a report by Bloomberg.
China’s quantitative hedge funds are attracting record inflows as AI-driven strategies continue to outperform traditional discretionary managers, accelerating a shift in investor preferences across the country’s hedge fund industry.
Multi-manager hedge funds including Millennium Management and Point72 posted strong gains in June as markets rebounded following volatility linked to the Israel-Iran conflict, capping a solid first half of 2026 according to a report by the FT.
WorldQuant Millennium Advisors (WMA), the joint venture between WorldQuant and Millennium Management, has grown assets under management to nearly $30bn, according to people familiar with the matter.
BlueCrest Capital Management has lost its appeal before the UK Supreme Court in a landmark tax dispute over the application of the UK’s salaried members rules, a ruling expected to influence partnership structures across the hedge fund industry, according to the FT.
