Following the CSSF approval at the end of November, iM Global Partner has announced it has now launched the iMGP DBi Managed Futures fund with its Partner, Dynamic Beta investments, with EUR60 million in seed money from European investors.
ETF data providers ETFGI reports that assets invested in the global ETFs industry extended its lead over the global hedge fund industry by USD4.57 trillion at the end of Q3 2022, based on data from ETFGI and HFR.
Agecroft Partners’ 14th annual set of predictions for the biggest trends in the hedge fund industry for 2023 are based on dialogue with more than 2,000 institutional investors and also predicated upon an economic forecast of continued rising interest rates for at least the 1st half of 2023 and a moderate recession. The hedge fund industry is dynamic and both managers and investors can benefit from anticipating, and preparing for, the changes likely to occur, Don Steinbrugge, Agecroft’s founder and CEO says.
Specialist IT provider to the alternative investment sector, RFA, has announced advancements to their cyber security services enabling them to provide enhanced solutions to the private equity and hedge fund sector.
Joshua Maxey, co-founder, Third Bridge, writes that hedge funds have become highly sophisticated in their use of research and yet face challenges in accessing incisive, differentiated and actionable insights.
Hedge funds have had a ‘stressful’ 2022 suffering underperformance against the S&P500 and enduring billions of dollars in outflows.
Altana Wealth, the London and Monaco-based asset management firm led by well-known hedge fund manager Lee Robinson, has launched a new Digital Assets Fund that
The With Intelligence data report for May reveals that the hedge fund industry experienced net outflows of USD0.3 billion in May, extending the negative streak
Nick Evans writes that a challenging month in May produced mixed results for most hedge funds as volatility intensified across global financial markets, although several
Hedge fund managers declined -1.00 per cent on an equal-weighted basis and -1.18 per cent on an asset-weighted basis in April. Hedge funds encountered a confluence of headwinds stemming from the escalating Russia-Ukraine war, COVID-19 lockdowns in China and aggressive monetary policy tightening by global central banks to combat rising inflation. On a year-to-date basis, global hedge funds were down -2.08 per cent over the first four months of 2022.
