(Bloomberg) David Harding was a hedge fund pioneer whose quantitative models generated double-digit returns for decades. Today, he’s in the unusual position of having to reinvent his business all over again.The algorithms he built don’t work so well anymore.“It’s pretty tough to make money in the hedge fund game at the moment,” Harding, 57, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television in New York. “Quite a lot of these strategies have become crowded, more money has been squeezed into a narrower space and the return-to-risk ratio is deteriorating.”
David Harding Rewrites Winton Hedge Fund Playbook in Search of Returns
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