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Hedge fund performance surged through year-end, with December showing acceleration of the powerful leadership trends from the prior month

Hedge fund performance surged through year-end, with December showing acceleration of the powerful leadership trends from the prior month

In the week ending Dec. 8th 2023, HFR revealed that hedge fund performance jumped in November. Equity Hedge funds, which invest long and short across specialized sub-strategies, led November strategy performance, with Quantitative Directional, Techno

Hedge fund performance jumped in November as economic data showed a welcome decline in inflation, resulting in falling bond yields, and surging equity and cryptocurrency markets, as investors positioned for the conclusion of the Federal Reserve interest rate increasing cycle.

Hedge funds posted mixed performance in March as bank risk soared amidst instability and dislocations resulting from several bank failures and the acquisition of Credit Suisse by UBS.

Hedge funds posted mixed performance in March as bank risk soared amidst instability and dislocations resulting from several bank failures and the acquisition of Credit Suisse by UBS.

<p><span>Hedge funds posted mixed performance in March as bank risk soared amidst instability and dislocations resulting from several bank failures and the acquisition of Credit Suisse by UBS. The HFRI Fund Weighted Composite Index</span><span>®</span><span> (FWC) declined an estimated -0.8 percent for the month, the investable </span><a href="https://www.hfr.com/family-indices/hfri-500-hedge-fund-indices" target=&q...

Hedge funds delivered mixed results in March amid rising instability in the banking sector, said research firm HFR.

<p><span>Hedge funds gained in the fourth quarter to conclude a volatile year, with managers navigating a complicated dynamic of macroeconomic and geopolitical risks driven by generational inflation, sharp increases in interest rates, falling equity markets, a weakening global economy, an uncertain trajectory of pandemic/quarantine impacts and the collapse of the cryptocurrency market. Total global hedge fund capital finished the year at $3.83 trillion, a quarterly increase of $44 bi...