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Conductor Capital, a London-based commodity-focused hedge fund founded in 2022 by former EDF Trading executive Marcello Romano, is set to close, following a difficult period for parts of the energy and commodities trading sector, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Chris Rokos’ macro hedge fund delivered another year of double-digit returns in 2025, gaining around 21% as volatility across equities, rates and currencies created fertile trading conditions for global macro managers, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Arrowpoint Investment Partners, the hedge fund founded by former Goldman Sachs managing director Jonathan Xiong, has received regulatory approval to operate in Dubai, as the Middle East continues to draw global hedge fund mangers, according to a report by Financial News London.
London-based Qube Research & Technologies’ flagship hedge fund delivered gains of around 30% in 2025, broadly in line with its long-term performance record, according to a report by Bloomberg citing unnamed people familiar with the matter.
Active hedge fund managers are entering a market environment in 2026 that strongly favours skill-based returns over passive exposure, according to alternative investment firm Evanston Capital Management’s latest annual Hedge Fund Outlook.
Losses at Eisler Capital deepened in the final month of 2025 as the now-closed multi-strategy hedge fund completed its wind-down, with the firm’s flagship fund falling 7.35% in December, taking full-year losses to 14.3%, according to an a report by Bloomberg citing an investor letter.
Societe Generale Prime Services and Clearing has announced the 2026 constituents for its range of CTA indices, following an annual review, with changes in four of the indices in total, including three updates in the flagship SG CTA Index.
Yves Masselin, a former portfolio manager at now-defunct multi-strategy hedge fund Eisler Capital, has joined Verition Fund Management as a portfolio manager in the firm’s London office, according to a report by Financial News London.