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March’s market volatility upended returns for some of the world’s largest hedge funds, with systematic and nimble multi-strategy funds emerging as the biggest winners, while larger, equity-focused firms suffered losses, according to a report by Reuters citing a client note from UBS.
Bradley Wickens, Founder and Chief Investment Officer of macro-focused hedge fund Broad Reach Investment Management, has issued a stark warning to investors: the current market downturn is far from over, according too a report by the Wall Street Journal.
A sharp global equity sell-off triggered by the Trump administration’s latest tariff announcement has dealt a heavy blow to equity long-short hedge funds, wiping out their gains for the year in a single session, according to a report by Reuters.
Hedge funds are dialling down risk and pulling back from aggressive positioning as the shock of sweeping new US tariffs ripples through global markets, leaving even seasoned managers questioning whether it’s time to sit on the sidelines, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Macro hedge fund EDL Capital delivered its strongest-ever monthly return in March, fuelled by bearish positions against US equities and the dollar, with the EDL Global Opportunities Master Fund gaining 14% over the month, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Former Citadel portfolio managers Niall O’Keeffe and Tio Charbaghi have delivered a strong first-quarter performance at their hedge fund, FIFTHDELTA, capitalising on market turbulence while many larger hedge funds struggled with losses, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Hedge fund giants Millennium Management and Citadel saw their first quarter 2025 losses extend in March as market turbulence and trade tensions weighed on performance, even as several other hedge fund rivals posted gains, according to a report by Bloomberg.
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation, a post-trade market infrastructure provider for global financial services, has launched a new digital collateral management platform , which will be showcased at a live event on 23 April.
Brevan Howard Asset Management is revamping its fee structure to incentivise longer capital commitments from investors in its flagship hedge fund, as the firm navigates its most challenging start to a year in over two decades, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Hedge funds moved swiftly to offload stocks and reduce leveraged positions across Asian markets last week, positioning defensively ahead of US President Donald Trump’s reciprocal tariff announcement on 2 April, according to a report by Reuters citing data from Morgan Stanley.
