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Weather derivatives are attracting renewed interest as growing renewable energy generation and increased climate volatility drive demand for new risk management tools, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Millennium Management is backing the launch of a new quantitative hedge fund founded by former Citadel researcher Paul Dou, as investor demand for systematic strategies continues to grow, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The cost of financing leveraged equity positions is climbing as strong investor demand for US stocks stretches banks’ balance-sheet capacity, raising questions over the sustainability of the market rally according to Bloomberg.
Millennium Management is strengthening its focus on artificial intelligence with the launch of a dedicated AI lab, as the multi-manager hedge fund looks to develop advanced tools to support its investment platform and enhance internal processes.
Companies targeted by activist investors through private engagement are outperforming their peers, according to new research from Alvarez & Marsal (A&M), highlighting the growing influence of so-called “quiet activism” across European markets.
Polar Capital is exploring the sale of a portfolio of residential mortgage-backed securities as tightening credit conditions and growing demand for private lending continue to reshape the structured finance market, according to a Bloomberg report.
RBC BlueBay Asset Management expects Japanese artificial intelligence-linked equities to face a period of near-term weakness before resuming their rally into 2027, as investors take profits following a sharp run-up in valuations, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Atlantic Wolf Capital, the healthcare-focused hedge fund launched by former Coatue portfolio manager Aaron Weineris being wound down as Weiner prepares to rejoin Coatue, according to a Bloomberg report.
King Street Capital Management is undertaking a broad restructuring of its investment business following a period of disappointing performance and the departure of several senior partners, according to a Bloomberg report.
Citadel founder Ken Griffin played a pivotal financial role in the appointment of U.S. men’s national soccer team head coach Mauricio Pochettino, underscoring the billionaire hedge fund manager’s long-standing commitment to developing the sport in the United States, according to a report by Reuters.
