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Transaction Network Services (TNS) has added market data connectivity to Bruce ATS, a new overnight trading venue operated by Bruce Markets LLC, to expand TNS’ 24×5 US equities trading capabilities and underscore its commitment to emerging exchange venues.
Artemis has launched the Artemis Atlas Fund, which will be managed by former hedge fund equity analyst Ambrose Faulks, marking a first step into the market neutral, long-short equity space for the UK-based active investment manager.
Gregory J Blotnick, a former hedge fund portfolio manager with stints at firms including Citadel LLC and Brattle Street Capital, has launched Valiant Research LLC, a market intelligence and analytics firm with a particular focus on the retail sector.
The European Energy Exchange, in cooperation with IncubEx, has launched the new futures contracts related to the EU Emissions Trading System 2 (EU ETS2), enabling companies to hedge their exposure well ahead of the start of the ETS 2 primary auction.
Short-selling activity surged across global markets in June, with hedge funds zeroing in on consumer lifestyle and technology stocks, according to Hazeltree’s latest Shortside Crowdedness Report, which reflects data from approximately 700 asset management funds.
Brevan Howard has shuttered the Brevan Howard Global Volatility Fund, managed by high-profile trader Ville Helske, as part of a broader strategic pivot toward locking in investor capital for longer durations, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Man Group’s quant arm, Man Numeric, has begun using a new agentic AI system capable of autonomously generating, coding, and backtesting trading strategies — a significant step in automating the quantitative research pipeline at the world’s largest listed hedge fund, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Former Citadel portfolio manager Gilberto Marcheggiano is preparing to launch Agave Capital Management Limited, a macro hedge fund set to debut with around $1bn in assets under management, according to a report by Bloomberg citing unnamed people familiar with the matter.
Philip Falcone, the embattled hedge fund manager behind Harbinger Capital Partners, has admitted to multiple counts of market misconduct in a rare, high-profile $18m settlement with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), according to a report by Law.com.
Hedge funds specialising in merger arbitrage have roared back to life in 2025, pocketing gains from a spate of high-profile deal closures — but with fresh capital and dwindling opportunities, the strategy now faces a waiting game for the next wave of mega-mergers, according to a report by Bloomberg.
