Hedge fund founders must look inward to understand their motivations for wanting to start a fund. In Thalēs latest insight, the company identifies paths to launching a hedge fund and how important understanding "why" can be. Thalēs is a brokerage and fund-raising alternative built on innovative technology and a service platform that will help your firm grow in both assets and character. Check out their latest insight here: bit.ly/41XZab5
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Great to see a potential future need to scale down becoming an upfront consideration. If you have more capacity or functionality than you need it definitely makes sense to turn it off. Will be both cost beneficial and also reduce a firms environmental footprint. Ongoing management of capacity (down as well as up) is a practice that members of Sustainable Trading are working to implement. Fantastic to see it being put into practice and being rolled out to clients.
As a Hedge Fund COO being able to scale both up and down with your tech stack is important. Annalices discusses with Hedgeweek. Hedge Funds and Technological Elasticity Neovest. https://lnkd.in/envzqTpx
Technological elasticity: achieving an infrastructure that scales both up and down - Hedgeweek
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I found this table of 2023 hedge fund performance in a Bloomberg article on Haider macro hedge fund (there’s a paywall but basically it was -43.5% in 2023 after a +193% gain last year). Decided to add in the performance of low-cost, diversified passive funds in the US for good measure (disclaimer: not saying these are suitable in themselves for anyone). I suspect that if one had a similar 2022 table, the rankings would be quite different. As for hedge fund return data “over the long term” - there is quite a lot of survivorship bias. We like to think that we ourselves or some star managers we pay lots to or can access preferentially are better, faster and smarter than the market, and that the eye-watering returns are not just luck. There probably are some, but I’m skeptical about how consistently they can outperform over accumulation periods for retirement and other goals, and whether I am able to correctly pick them consistently. The Bloomberg article https://lnkd.in/ga_wWwjj
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Billionaire Chris Rokos’s hedge fund cemented its position as one of the best-performing macro money pools so far this year, with year-to-date gains now reaching about 20%. His hedge fund, which manages more than $17 billion, gained around 6% in April, bolstering the returns, a person familiar with the matter said, asking not to be identified discussing performance. Rokos Macro Hedge Fund Returns Source: Investor document and Bloomberg reporting Note: 2024 returns are through April Rokos’s success comes amid a wild year for macro traders so far this year. Many of them found themselves wrong-footed by a broad recalibration in interest-rate expectations, which led to a selloff in US bonds. Those expecting aggressive reductions by the Federal Reserve were disappointed, while Rokos, who’s known for placing high conviction leveraged bets, profited from the market U-turn. The first quarter saw a wide range of returns across macro peers. Performance among global macro funds was the most widely dispersed of any strategy during the period, according to data from fund administrator Citco, with results for tracked hedge funds varying between -10% to north of +20%. Rokos, whose net worth is estimated at $1.8 billion by the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, runs one of the biggest macro hedge funds in the world. He co-founded Brevan Howard Asset Management in 2002 before starting his own operation in 2015.
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Read the press release on the Unlimited Hedge Fund Barometer - A Guide to Performance and Positioning of The Global Hedge Fund Industry. #hedgefunds #alpha #alternativestrategies https://lnkd.in/eVk96xVA
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Hedge fund replication is getting mainstream with State Street Global Advisors announcing they are launching a hedge fund replication product shortly. While these sorts of products can be viewed as direct competitors to our work, the entire replication industry is still tiny in comparison to the 5tln AUM hedge fund industry suggesting there is *a lot* of room for everyone involved to gather assets leveraging these techniques. SSGA's entrance just further highlights how these products are getting increasing attention from the biggest asset managers. Why? Because clients don't want to have to keep paying 2&20 fees (or worse). https://lnkd.in/ewM9YKsv
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