Press & Media
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Large Hedge Funds Have Outperformed This Year. So What?
Will Hedge Funds see the kind of large redemptions that some are predicting?
There are several reasons to think the answer is no.
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Nothing Has Been Easy’: Long/Short Equity Funds Suffer Returns Drag
In the last decade, hedge funds of funds have consolidated and evolved.
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Market turmoil gives hedge fund managers a chance to shine
For allocators with the assets to access hedge funds directly, transitioning from FoFs may makes sense. We’ve empowered many sizable endowments, foundations and pensions through that process.
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Looking For Positive Returns This Year To Protect Your Assets?—Many Hedge Funds Are Delivering Just That
After an extended period of underperformance, equity quant managers notched a strong start to 2021.
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This Year’s Surprising Hedge Fund Winners
Will Hedge Funds see the kind of large redemptions that some are predicting?
There are several reasons to think the answer is no.
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Wary Investors Struggle to Evade Market Tumult
As stocks rallied over the summer and sank in recent days, a common force exacerbated the moves: the options market.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell spooked investors Friday when he vowed the central bank would keep fighting inflation, even at the expense of economic growth. The S&P 500 suffered its biggest one-day loss in more than two months.
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Featured in Seeking Alpha
More coverage of our August #hedgefund performance data in Seeking Alpha! As noted, many funds performed well last month, especially given the backdrop of a difficult month for equities overall.
In a month where the S&P was down 2% and the NASDAQ was down 3%, the PivotalPath Hedge Fund Composite Index rose 1%. In 2022, the Composite is down 1% compared to double digit losses for the S&P 500 (-16.4%) and the Nasdaq (-24.5%). What’s driving some of this outperformance?
PivotalPath's Managed Futures Index and Global Macro Index continued their strong performance this year, returning 3.1% and 3.4% respectively in August.
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Featured on WSJ
As stocks rallied over the summer and sank in recent days, a common force exacerbated the moves: the options market.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell spooked investors Friday when he vowed the central bank would keep fighting inflation, even at the expense of economic growth. The S&P 500 suffered its biggest one-day loss in more than two months.
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‘Free Upside’ and Easier Access: How Hedge Fund Investors Can Play the Downturn
Will Hedge Funds see the kind of large redemptions that some are predicting?
There are several reasons to think the answer is no.
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After a Strong 2021, Hedge Funds Report Mixed Returns
Why all signs point to a strong decade ahead for the Hedge Fund industry.