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Epicenter Capital, the hedge fund launches led by former Coatue trader Rahul Kishore, is pushing the boundaries of AI integration, positioning artificial intelligence not just as a tool, but as a core member of its investment team, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Norwegian Cruise Line is overhauling its board after activist investor Elliott Investment Management built a significant stake and pushed for operational and strategic changes at the business, according to a report by Reuters.
Citadel has parted ways with credit portfolio manager Zachariah Barratt following a series of losses, including a high-profile position linked to the bankruptcy of Spirit Aviation Holdings, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Veteran hedge fund manager Guy Spier is returning capital and closing his Aquamarine Fund, pointing to both personal considerations and mounting structural challenges facing active equity managers, according to a report by Investing.com.
Distressed debt hedge funds, including Strategic Value Partners, are positioning for a potential wave of opportunities in private credit, with several managers describing current conditions as the most compelling setup since the 2008 financial crisis, according to a report by the Financial Times.
Oil traders appear increasingly unmoved by geopolitical signals from Donald Trump, with natural gas hedge fund founder John Arnold suggesting markets are becoming less reactive to his social media commentary, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal.
Six Flags Entertainment has appointed Richard Haddrill as Executive Chairman, as activist investor Jana Partners steps up pressure on the theme park operator to explore a potential sale, according to a report by Reuters.
Two Sigma has relocated its London office to Devonshire Square, placing the firm in close proximity to rival Jane Street as it expands its footprint in the UK capital, according to eFinancial Careers.
Global corporate credit trading specialist Muzinich & Co has made a series of senior appointments aimed at reinforcing its global investment platform and supporting continued growth across public and private credit markets.
Wide discounts and a hands-off regulator have left Britain’s investment trust sector exposed. Hedge funds following Saba Capital’s model could make the most of it.
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