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Shanghai-based Power Asset Management has closed its options arbitrage strategy following significant losses amid recent market volatility, making it the latest Chinese hedge fund to be impacted by unpredictable stock movements linked to government stimulus efforts, according to a report by Reuters.
White Elk Partners, the global macro hedge fund firm founded by Carl Radford and Michael Rothlin, has marked its one-year anniversary by securing a licence to operate as a registered Investment Manager in Hong Kong.
CoinShares, a European specialist in digital assets investments has established a new US central office based in New York City, strengthening the company’s presence in the world’s largest financial market.
Code Willing has launched the CWIQ platform to help quant hedge funds streamline data analysis workflows for model development, simulation, and backtesting, allowing research teams to focus on data science, feature engineering, and alpha generation.
Hedge funds are increasingly shaping the European dividend market, with futures on Euro Stoxx 50 Index dividends, once driven largely by autocallable product hedging, now seeing heightened activity from multi-strategy hedge funds employing various derivatives, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Hedge funds, asset managers, and other speculators moved into bullish dollar positions in the week ending 22 October, holding around $9.2bn in long dollar bets, according to data from the Commodity Futures Trading Commission compiled by Bloomberg.
Balyasny Asset Management, the $20bn-plus multi-strategy hedge fund firm founded by Dimitry Balayasny, has strengthened its natural gas and power trading business in Denmark with the appointment of Federico Censi as a Gas Trader, according to a report by Financial News London.
Multi-strategy hedge fund major Millennium Management is exploring the launch of its first new fund since the company launched over three decades ago, to focus on investments in less liquid assets including private credit, according to a report by the Financial Times.
Hedge funds turned bearish on the yen in the week leading up to Japan’s snap general election, as the ruling Liberal Democratic Party failed to secure a majority, potentially amplifying currency risks, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Martin Midstream Partners has said it is standing by its planned acquisition by its largest shareholder, Martin Resource Management Corp (MRMC), despite opposition from hedge funds Nut Tree Capital Management and Caspian Capital.
