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Hudson Bay Capital Management, a multi-strategy hedge fund firm with around $20 billion in assets, has become the latest manager to open an office in Dubai following the likes of Millennium Management, Balyasny Asset Management and ExodusPoint Capital Management, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Uncertainty, both political and economic, was a key theme in May, as elections in Greece and Turkey, an unusual period of calm in Italian politics, and a subdued ‘rebound’ in China’s economy, coupled with brinksmanship over the US debt ceiling, and question marks over the direction of central banks’ interest rate policies, all contributed to another month of market instability.
Intel
Speculation that the Bank of Japan isn’t likely to change tack on its existing easy-money monetary policy anytime soon has prompted hedge fund and asset managers to up their bearish positions in the yen, according to a repot by Bloomberg.
Insights Report
Recent technological advances – notably in AI – have put hedge funds on the cusp of next-level investment strategies. Is 2023 the year the industry achieves ‘true’ AI? Or has that already happened?
Insights Report
Hedge funds’ use of and need for alternative data continues to increase. Today, the problem is less about how to get enough, and more about how to manage what you have – and extract value.
Insights Report
Many hedge fund COOs appear resistant to the idea of deploying AI – and similar types of disruptive technology – inhouse. But that’s only part of the picture.
Intel
Moore Capital Management and Third Point were among the hedge funds to make bullish bets on Alibaba Group Holding Ltd in the first quarter of this year, along with money manager Michael “Big Short” Burry, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Special Report
The Bahamas continues to be an innovative financial center focused on providing bespoke solutions to meet client needs. It is certainly not a “one product shop” but a mature centre with a diverse toolkit catering to both private and institutional clients.
Intel
Hong Kong based long-short equity hedge fund firm Rockhampton Management, which also has an office in Tokyo, is going back to its Japan-focused routes after deciding to shutter its pan-Asia hedge fund, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Should hedge funds adapt their business to cater to their prime broker? Are prime brokers doing enough to adapt to the fund industry’s evolving needs? Like anything else, there is a balance and healthy middle ground. Some primes are contributing to the pain for funds, while others are entering the market with a fresh approach.
