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AQR Capital Management has staged a strong recovery, with assets under management climbing to $179bn and investment performance rebounding across strategies following a prolonged downturn for quantitative funds, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Jay McCall, the founding member of Citadel’s North American environmental products trading team, has joined Jain Global to build an integrated platform trading renewable energy and environmental products, including carbon, renewable electricity, and renewable fuels.
A new multi-emerging manager platform, Zenith Alpha Management, has been launched with the aim of providing investors with diversified exposure to the next generation of investment manager talent while accelerating the growth of early-stage managers.
Hedge funds pared back exposure to technology stocks in Japan and Hong Kong last week, positioning ahead of a subsequent sell-off in both markets, according to a report by Bloomberg citing a client note from the prime brokerage division at Goldman Sachs.
Australian hedge funds Totus Capital and Sage Capital posted improved performance in November, benefiting from a sharp rise in market volatility and a rotation away from crowded momentum trades, after a difficult period for short-biased strategies, according to a report by AFR.
Peconic Partners, the New York-based hedge fund run by veteran investor Bill Harnisch, delivered a 79% return in 2025 despite maintaining a cautious macro outlook and low net exposure throughout the year, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Hedge funds including Balyasny, Jain Global, and Qube, are increasingly turning to physical commodities markets to diversify returns, deepening their exposure beyond traditional derivatives, according to a report by the Financial Times.
Millennium Management has committed more than $3bn of capital to two external hedge fund managers, continuing the $84bn AUM firm’s strategy of backing specialist teams as part of its multi-manager platform, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Dubai’s status as a global hedge fund hub continues to strengthen, with the number of hedge funds operating in the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) exceeding 100 for the first time, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Hedge fund performance and inflows strengthened into year-end, according to the latest SS&C GlobeOp indices, with the firm reporting a 1.22% gross return for November and continued positive capital movements in December.
