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Once a popular short among hedge fund managers Elon Musk’s EV-manufacturer Tesla has reappeared on the list of their “VIP” stocks for the first time since 2022, according to a report by MorningStar citing new analysis from Goldman Sachs.
Hedge funds are increasing exposure to companies likely to benefit from a potential Ukraine peace deal, as optimism builds around US President Donald Trump’s efforts to broker an agreement with Vladimir Putin, according to a report by the Daily Telegraph, citing data from Morgan Stanley.
Event-driven investment firm Lykos Global Management has hired J Andrew McEntire, multi-=strategy hedge fund firm Point72 Asset Management’s long-standing global head of capital markets, as its new President, according to a report by Bloomberg.
A growing number of institutional investors, including Texas Teachers and Erlen Capital, are pushing back against the rising cost of investing in multi-strategy hedge funds, with concerns mounting over passthrough fees that erode net returns, according to a report by Bloomberg.
White Elk Partners, the hedge fund launched in 2023 by former Brevan Howard and BlueCrest portfolio manager Carl Radford, has opened a new office in Sydney as it expands its global footprint, according to a report by Financial News.
Jersey-based global macro hedge fund major Brevan Howard, has parted ways with Gautam Sharma, Chief Executive Officer of its digital investment arm BH Digital, after nearly five years with the firm, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Hedge funds, including Marshall Wace and Millennium, are stepping up bearish wagers against Europe’s automotive sector, as carmakers and suppliers face mounting pressure from US trade tariffs and intensifying competition from Chinese rivals, according to a report by the Financial Times.
Hedge funds singled out WHSmith as a top short in July, weeks before the UK-listed travel retailer’s shares plunged more than 45% on Thursday after disclosing a major accounting error in its North America unit, according to a report by Reuters.
Man Group, the world’s largest publicly listed hedge fund, is maintaining a bearish view on emerging market (EM) hard currency debt, warning that this year’s rally is built on shaky foundations as US inflation limits the Federal Reserve’s capacity to cut rates, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Hedge funds are enjoying their strongest fundraising year in more than a decade, with investors allocating fresh capital in search of resilient, uncorrelated returns amid volatile markets, according to a report by Bloomberg citing data from Hedge Fund Research.
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