The debate around artificial intelligence in hedge funds is shifting. As adoption becomes more widespread, attention is moving away from how models generate signals and towards how capital is allocated, and how decisions are made under uncertainty.
SageX AI has unveiled an expanded platform designed to help hedge funds and asset managers convert unstructured data into actionable intelligence, addressing a growing bottleneck in AI-driven investment strategies.
Activist investor MAK Capital has called on German biotech group Evotec SE to pursue a listing of its US-based subsidiary, Just Biologics, arguing the move could unlock significant shareholder value, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Major asset managers including Balyasny Asset Management and BlackRock are increasingly leveraging artificial intelligence to extract investment insights from their own internal data, as traditional alternative data sources lose their competitive edge, according to a report by Business insider.
RG Niederhoffer Capital Management has reported a 27.4% gain in its flagship Macro Diversified Fund in Q1 2026, including a 13.8% return in March.
In Alternative Views, Hedgeweek® goes behind closed doors with those in the know to get the latest on hedge funds. Today, we speak to Vincent Ijaouane, Founder and CIO of Vigama Capital, whose European equity long/short fund has generated strong
Two Sigma Investments’s flagship hedge funds delivered strong returns in March, outpacing many multi-strategy peers despite internal management upheaval and market volatility throughout the month, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Several high-profile equity-focused hedge funds including Tiger Global Management, suffered significant losses in March as the conflict between the US, Israel, and Iran rattled global markets, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Bill Ackman’s Pershing Square Capital Management has put forward a proposal to acquire Universal Music Group (UMG) through a transaction that would relocate the company’s listing from Amsterdam to New York, according to a report by the Financial Times.
Multi-strategy major Citadel’s Global Fixed Income fund posted a sharp decline in March, falling 8.2% amid heightened volatility driven by escalating conflict in the Middle East, according to a report by Bloomberg.
