Monthly Archives: February 2020

(Reuters) – As investors crunch numbers to determine how the coronavirus will hit China’s economy, hedge fund manager Nathaniel Polachek has tied much of his outlook to the fate of a ship anchored near Weihai, China. To read this article:

(Hedgeweek) Colin McLean, managing director of SVM Asset management, comments on HSBC full year results… To read this article:

(Opalesque) The new decade started flat for hedge funds, with minimal growth. The Preqin All-Strategies Hedge Fund benchmark returned +0.01% in January 2020. To read this article:

(Opalesque) The Eurekahedge Hedge Fund Index was up 0.14% in January, ahead of the underlying equity market as represented by the MSCI ACWI (Local) which lost 0.90% over the same period. To read this article:

(Opalesque) The hedge fund industry experienced a second straight month of net outflows in December with nearly $29.0 billion in redemptions, up from November’s $4.7 billion in outflows. To read this article:

(Opalesque) Industry Update – IQ-EQ is delighted to announce the acquisition of Blue River Partners, an industry leading U.S. provider of outsourced solutions to alternative asset managers. This strategic combination immediately transforms IQ-EQ into a major player in the U.S. […]

(Reuters) SoftBank’s Vision Fund chief, Rajeev Misra, may have a cunning hedging strategy for the giant technology investor. He’s pushing to raise as much as $4 billion to make bets on listed companies, To read this article:

(Reuters) – As investors crunch numbers to determine how the coronavirus will hit China’s economy, hedge fund manager Nathaniel Polachek has tied much of his outlook to the fate of a ship anchored near Weihai, China. To read this article:

(Reuters) – Hedge funds continued selling petroleum last week as fears about a coronavirus-driven recession centred on China gripped the market, but the rate of sales slowed compared with the previous fortnight. To read this article:

(Bloomberg) As the coronavirus rages in China, the world’s most prominent hedge-fund billionaires are starting to open their wallets. To read this article: