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(Bloomberg) -- Many of China’s beleaguered quant funds are on the mend, and those leading the recovery stuck with the same computer models that helped them withstand years of market turmoil.Most Read from BloombergPutin Says Ukraine Deal Requires Security Pledges for RussiaUS House Passes Bill That Would Force TikTok Sale or Ban ItEx-Wall Street Banker Takes On AOC in New York Democratic PrimaryPhysical Intelligence Is Building a Brain for RobotsUnited Tells Boeing to Stop Making Its Long Delaye

China’s biggest quant funds beat the market for years, but they didn’t model a key factor—the government.

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China’s recent ‘quant quake’ has revealed systemic financial risks as a series of interconnected events and highlights the perils of crowding and leverage, hedge fund manager Ziang Fang says.