Marshall Wace, the $76.9bn London-based hedge fund manager co-founded by veteran investor Paul Marshall, delivered mixed performance across key strategies in July, according to a report by Reuters citing an unnamed person familiar with the matter.
Marex has bolstered its prime brokerage and outsourced trading sales team in New York with the appointment of Patterson McDonald, as the firm continues to scale its global offering for hedge funds and asset managers.
Capital Fund Management, the Paris-based quantitative hedge fund manager with over $19bn in AUM, is relocating its New York office as part of a significant push to expand its North American investment and fundraising operations, according to a reports.
Millennium Management has made its first-ever allocation to a South Korean hedge fund manager, entrusting $250m to Seoul-based Billionfold Asset Management in a separately managed account focused on Korean equities, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Rokos Capital Management, the $22bn macro hedge fund founded by Chris Rokos, is set to open a new office in Abu Dhabi in early 2026 as it expands its global footprint and taps into the Middle East’s growing investor and
Greenlight Capital, the long-short equity hedge fund led by veteran manager David Einhorn, has given back all of its 2025 gains following a third consecutive monthly loss, according to a report by Reuters citing an unnamed investor.
Moore Capital Management, the storied New York hedge fund founded by Louis Bacon, is quietly strengthening its bench by rehoming high-performing portfolio managers exiting rival multi-strategy firms, according to a report by eFinancial Careers.
Hedge funds are once again drawing significant institutional capital as investor appetite for private equity and private credit cools amid a tougher fundraising environment and limited liquidity, according to a report by Bloomberg, citing data from JPMorgan,
VMS Group, a $4bn Hong Kong-based multi-family office with deep ties to the city’s billionaire elite, is pivoting toward hedge fund strategies as client demand shifts away from private equity and into more liquid alternatives, according to a report by
Hedge fund allocators are shifting their focus to European markets in the second half of 2025, marking a notable turn away from the United States amid persistent trade tensions and political uncertainty, according to a report by Bloomberg citing Goldman
