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Here’s how the world’s largest hedge fund stacks up against other high-profile macro funds heading into the final month of the year.
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Here’s how the world’s largest hedge fund stacks up against other high-profile macro funds heading into the final month of the year.
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Ray Dalio (Scott Eells/Bloomberg) Bridgewater extended its gains in May, a month that one macro manager described as “tricky.”The world’s largest hedge fund firm, headed by Ray Dalio, posted a 1.4 percent gain in Pure Alpha 18 Percent, its flagship fund. The fund, sometimes called PA II, is now up 5.4 percent for the To continue reading, subscribe now to Premium Journalism. Already a subscriber? Login. Related Content
Bridgewater Associates, one of the most prominent macro hedge funds, is reflecting the integration of sustainability in its research process with two senior appointments. It is also about to launch a UCITS version of its All Weather strategy that is aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Bridgewater, a systematic top-down macro investor across asset classes with AUM of $150bn (€123bn), has appointed Carsten Stendevad, former CEO of the Danish labour market pension fund ATP, and Karen Karniol-Tambour, the long-time head of investment research, as co-chief investment office...