Press & Media
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Soros Family Office, Texas Pensioners Lead Rush Into Hedge Funds
Is coronavirus-driven market volatility enticing investors back into hedge funds?
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What Hedge Funds Own – and What It Says About the Market
Does the recent uptick in retail investor activity mirror trades made by hedge fund managers? Or, are Main Street investors a step behind?
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Hedge Funds Said One Thing. Their Portfolios Show Another.
We continue to track hedge funds’ exposure to quality. Based on the data, the last few months have seen a broad rotation out of high-quality names, and back into low-qualty ones.
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Hedge Funds Are Betting the Stay-at-Home Play Is Over
As of the end of April, are managers long or short names like Zoom and Netflix?
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Credit Hedge Funds Can’t Figure Out What They’re Worth
Typically, 70-80% of credit hedge funds report prior-month performance by this point – but that wasn’t the case for March 2020.
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Credit Funds Lure Big Investors Betting on a 2009-Style Rebound
After years of scarce bankruptcies and extended borrowing by troubled companies, distressed opportunities, and the funds that invest in them, are on the rise.
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Hedge Funds Lose in March But Not as Much as Stock Market
Multi-PM and long bias vol funds held up well in March, while credit, distressed and mortagage-backed funds suffered.
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Credit Funds Expected to Scoop Up Assets Despite Big Name Loses
CEO Jon Caplis sat down with Business Insider mid-April 2020 to discuss our perspective on the credit space.
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Did Hedge Funds Help Investors Survive March?
Hedge funds fared better than the broad market in March, while dispersion of net returns hit a record high.
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Hedge Funds ‘Hang In There’ Amid Coronavirus Market Shock
The uncertainty and volatility created by the Coronavirus outbreak are leading to significant dispersion in hedge fund performance.
