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D1 Capital Partners, the $21bn hedge fund led by Daniel Sundheim, has staged a strong recovery by capitalising on undervalued European corporate turnarounds, marking a significant rebound from its heavy tech-driven losses in 2022, according to a report by the Financial Times.
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Hedge funds have been rapidly pulling out of US tech and media stocks, exiting at their fastest rate in six months in the two weeks leading up to 21 February, according to a report by Reuters citing a report from the prime brokerage unit at Goldman Sachs.
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Hedge funds are scaling back their bullish wagers on crude oil, signalling a more cautious stance, with net-long positions in West Texas Intermediate having now fallen for four consecutive weeks, reaching their lowest levels since October, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Technology stocks, including Apple, Super Micro Computer, MicroStrategy, and Synopsys, emerged as prime targets for short-sellers in January 2025, according to the latest Shortside Crowdedness Report from Hazeltree.
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Edge Funds |Â In the last two years, BNP Paribas Global Markets has taken an unconventional approach to thematic investing. Through its Theam Quant activity, the bank has launched (via its Asset Management branch) two funds that combine artificial intelligence with secular trends like healthy living and new energy.
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Izzy Englander, the 77-year-old Chief Executive Officer of Millennium Management, emerged as the highest-earning hedge fund founder in 2024, making some $4bn for the year, according to Bloomberg’s annual rankings of the world’s top hedge fund earners.
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BP is at the centre of a growing battle between activist hedge fund Elliott Management and a group of institutional investors, as tensions rise over the oil major’s climate strategy and capital allocation, according to a report by the Financial Times.
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The Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) has reported a record-breaking 25% increase in company registrations last year, with the surge in part being driven by a wave of hedge funds, including Dymon Asia and JJJ Capital, setting up operations in the city, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Citadel, the multi-strategy hedge fund major founded by Ken Griffin, has taken a £305m ($384.5m) short position in GSK, which equates to 0.515 of the British pharmaceutical giant’s stock, according to a report by the Financial Times.
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Robert Citrone, founder of Discovery Capital Management and a member of the famed “Tiger Cub” group of hedge fund managers, is bracing for a stock market correction by significantly cutting his firm’s equity exposure, according to a report by Institutional Investor.
