Hilbert Capital, a quantitative investment company specialising in algorithmic trading strategies in digital asset markets, recorded a 92.7% gain with its long-only, non-levered Hilbert V100 Fund in 2023.
The firm’s other two hedge fund strategies – Hilbert V30 Fund and Hilbert V1 Fund – returned full-year, net-of-fees returns of 29.9% and 8.7%, respectively.
V30 is a long-short with long-bias strategy which aims to capture market upside returns versus a fraction of the cryptocurrency market downside. V10 meanwhile, is a long-short, market neutral fund designed to generate pure trading alpha which is uncorrelated to other markets.
Hilbert Capital CEO, Richard Murray, said: “We have maintained our disciplined focus on Hilbert’s core strengths – applied quant research, algo programming and risk management, and used that to develop a broader set of investment solutions for institutional investors. 2023 was Hilbert’s first year with the three related solutions available to external clients and 13 institutions have approved one or multiple of our funds for investment. We are pleased with the results as we continue to execute on our plan.”
