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TOP STORY: Hedge funds extended their winning streak in June, according to data from HFR, delivering a third consecutive month of positive returns as equity markets reached new highs, artificial intelligence-driven stocks continued to rally and event-driven managers benefited from an active corporate and IPO environment.
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TOP STORY: Bank of America’s clients returned to net buying of US equities during the week ended 3 July, bringing an end to a five-week run of net selling, with hedge funds leading the rebound, according to a report by Investing.com.
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Michel Lowy discusses understanding region at a local level when investing and the structural growth of the APAC region
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TOP STORY: Global hedge funds delivered their strongest first-half performance in five years, overcoming a sharp market selloff in March to generate average returns of 7.2% through 30 June 2026.
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Quantitative hedge funds are experiencing their most challenging period since late 2023 as a sharp reversal in momentum trades disrupts systematic strategies and prompts deleveraging across the industry, cited a Bloomberg report.
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Carson Block discusses the potential ticking time bomb of passive investing, as leveraged ETFs and index funds continue to surge in inflows.Â
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Smaller specialist hedge funds outperformed many of the industry’s largest multistrategy firms during the first half of 2026, with equity long/short and event-driven strategies posting the strongest gains, according to a Bloomberg report.Â
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China’s quantitative hedge funds are attracting record inflows as AI-driven strategies continue to outperform traditional discretionary managers, accelerating a shift in investor preferences across the country’s hedge fund industry.
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Multi-manager hedge funds including Millennium Management and Point72 posted strong gains in June as markets rebounded following volatility linked to the Israel-Iran conflict, capping a solid first half of 2026 according to a report by the FT.
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Allocators are getting patient when it comes to emerging managers’ track records. They’re not getting patient with much else.
