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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.
New hedge fund formation rebounded strongly in 2025, reaching its highest level in four years, as investors and managers positioned portfolios for a more volatile macro and geopolitical backdrop, according to a latest Market Microstructure Report from HFR.
The Citco Group of Companies (Citco), a leading asset servicer to the alternative investment industry, has relocated its Luxembourg office, reinforcing its presence in one of the world’s most important alternative asset hubs.
Multi-strategy major Millennium Management is unwinding a significant capital allocation to quantitative manager Engineers Gate, bringing an end to a partnership that has lasted more than three years, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Hong Kong is preparing a significant expansion of its carried interest framework that could materially reduce tax liabilities for hedge funds and other alternative asset managers operating in the jurisdiction, according to a report by the Financial Times.
Bonds issued by semi-liquid private credit funds had already been under pressure before recent investor redemptions, highlighting underlying stress in the $2tn sector, according to a report by Reuters citing analysis by hedge fund Fourier Asset Management.
Anaconda Invest is deliberately ignoring commentary from US President Donald Trump on the Iran conflict, as the energy-focused hedge fund looks to cut through what it sees as excessive market noise, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Short-selling activity has returned to the UK market with renewed intensity, as a growing number of listed companies attract significant bearish bets, according to analysis by White & Case LLP based on filings with the Financial Conduct Authority.
