Tag: Hedge Funds
After a Spotty Run, John Paulson Quits Hedge Funds
Famed investor, who triumphed shorting the housing market in 2008, is the latest to shift into a family office, amid hard times for hedgies.
How Little-Guy Investors Bested the Pros by Riding Popular Iffy Stocks
How Pension CIOs Are Dealing With the Pandemic Storm
Crypto Hedge Fund AUM Doubles to $2 Billion in 2019
The median crypto hedge fund returned 30% last year, compared with a loss of 46% in 2018.
Too Much Leverage, Too Much Risk Are Weighing Down Hedge Funds
Designed to fly high during slumps, a bunch of them have disappointed, big time.
Bridgewater Scales Back European Shorts After Cashing In
Firm nets $4 billion in shorts, settles on singular stock strategy with Commerce Bancshares.
Wilting Hedge Fund Roster: Time for a New Bloom?
The virus-battered stock market may let survivors in this shrinking field show their stuff once more.
Alternative Funds Top $10 Trillion in Assets Under Management
Stock Market Feels Like 1999’s, Says Paul Tudor Jones
Hedge fund honcho thinks current wacky times could be headed for a popping bubble.
Pension Plans Will Boost Hedge Fund Investments in 2020, Study Says
More Hedge Funds Close in 2019 than Opened
Frozen Liquidity Problem Solved, Kinda, So Alts’ Popularity Grows
Liquid alternative investments let you cash out, but what will happen in the next market panic?
Hedge Funds Are Leveraging Alternative Data In An Effort To Transform The Industry
The Co-Founder of Shareholder Activism Is Dead, but His Cause Is Thriving
Along with Carl Icahn, oil tycoon T. Boone Pickens invented the corporate raider concept.
