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трюк для роста биткойнов. по данным поставщика информационных услуг Eurekahedge. прежде всего, эксперты по хедж-финансированию, специализирующиеся на торговле биткойнами. к слову, значительно превзошли своих конкурентов на традиционных рынках. в целом, получив почти 89% доходов на каждый цент. конечно, учитывая тот факт, что они начнутся через 12 месяцев. индекс первичного хедж-фонда вернулся чуть выше трех на каждый цент.
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последующие исследования показали. собственно, что чиновники не строили #планы по поводу решения. во всяком случае, и в любое время, учитывая. строго говоря, что спекуляции стали расти, что SEC может. естественно, наконец, дать добро на создание такого фонда. «BTC наконец-то обнаружил признаки того. что он считается опасным #активом, сравнимым с золотом. как это следует из корреляций предыдущих месяцев». — сообщил Хайме Баеза, управляющий партнером в криптовалютном хедж-фонде AnB Investments.
биткойн торговался в районе 37 000 долларов, что на 10% больше, чем днем ранее. в то время как текущий рынок акций колебался. инвесторы с Уолл-Стрит, кажется, все больше уверены. в том, что дополнительный уровень спроса будет необходим для обуздания инфляции. очевидно, которая вызвала волатильность на рынках за последнюю неделю. нет никаких сомнений в том. именно, что очень выгодное золото растет в цене в биткойнах в этом календарном году. продолжая быть невероятно примечательным».
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Is The Market Volatile? Ken Griffin's Citadel Reportedly Registered Double Digit Returns Across All 4 Funds - Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (NASDAQ:BND), SPDR S&P 500 (ARCA:SPY)
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Is The Market Volatile? Ken Griffin's Citadel Reportedly Registered Double Digit Returns Across All 4 Funds - Vanguard Total Bond Market ETF (NASDAQ:BND), SPDR S&P 500 (ARCA:SPY)
In a year marked by extreme volatility, all four funds of Ken Griffin’s Citadel have reportedly generated double-digit returns.
What Happened: The company’s flagship Wellington multi-strategy fund recorded a return of 2.5% in September, while registering a year-to-date return of about 29%, reported Bloomberg.
The company’s Global Fixed Income fund rose 1.3% last month, taking this year’s return to about 24%, the report said.
Its Tactical Trading fund rose 2.4% in September, boosted by fundamental long-short and quantitative equity strategies, pushing this year’s gain to 21%, added the report.
Citadel Equities gained 2.5% in September, while its year-to-date performance reached about 17%, the report said.
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In comparison, a Eurekahedge Pte index that tracks hedge funds globally has shed 5.7% this year, heading for its worst annual performance since 2008. Similarly, the MSCI World Index of stocks lost 22% this year.
The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust SPY has lost over 20% since the beginning of the year. Bonds have also lost their charm this year as central banks across the world hiked interest rates to rein in inflation. The Vanguard Total Bond Market Index Fund ETF BND has shed over 14% since the beginning of the year.
Why It’s Important: Last month, Griffin voiced his opinion on the current economic environment, stating that it is necessary to re-anchor inflation. At CNBC’s Delivering Alpha Investor Summit in New York City, the Citadel Founder said, “Once you expect it broadly enough, it becomes reality, becomes the table stakes in wage negotiations, for example. So it’s important that we don’t let inflation expectations become unanchored.”
Griffin believes it is possible to have a hard landing at the end of 2023.
“Everybody likes to forecast recessions, and there will be one. It’s just a question of when, and frankly, how hard. Is it possible end of ’23 we have a hard landing? Absolutely,” he said according to the report.
The Citadel founder, who started his career trading convertible bonds from his dorm room at Harvard, has also voiced his concerns about the U.K. government losing investor confidence.
“I’m worried about what the loss of confidence in the U.K. represents. It represents the first time we’ve seen a major developed market, in a very long time, lose confidence from investors,” Griffin said according to the report.
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How to Get Bitcoin-Like Returns Without the Volatility
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– A new MPI analysis shows that hedge funds with crypto strategies offer less volatility than the crypto exchanges at large.– The analysis also found a large amount of dispersion between funds.– According to MPIs analysis, the Eurekahedge Cryptocurrency Index tracks nearly in lockstep with Bitcoin.– The dispersion between these funds is even higher than that of private equity firms.– MPI used a…
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Funds Of Funds Had An Incredible 2020 And The Boom Is Continuing This Year Final 12 months was strong for many funds of hedge funds. Citco experiences that the common return was 11.2% among the many funds it manages, whereas the median return was 9.9%. The energy continues into this 12 months, as Eurekahedge experiences that hedge funds had their most strong first-quarter efficiency since 2006. A customer passes a bull statue close to the doorwa... #Citco #Eurekahedge #Fund_of_funds #Hedge_Fund_Index #hedge_funds #Stocks #The_Boom_Continues
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ILS market falls to -0.34% August loss on hurricane Harvey
ILS market falls to -0.34% August loss on hurricane Harvey
As we said should be expected last week, the insurance-linked securities (ILS) and collateralized reinsurance investment fund market has fallen to an August loss due to the impact of hurricane Harvey, with the average return across 34 tracked ILS funds coming out at -0.34% for the month.
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Crypto Hedge Funds are Outperforming Following Bitcoin's Decline Since November
Crypto Hedge Funds are Outperforming Following Bitcoin’s Decline Since November
Bitcoin ended November down 7%, but hedge funds with a more diverse cryptocurrency portfolio fell only 2% for the period according to the Eurekahedge Crypto-Currency Hedge Fund Index.
According to Bloomberg, the outperformance may suggest that altcoins could offer investors better returns than Bitcoin, which has currently fallen 29% from its all-time high.
Analysts used Ethereum as an example and…
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Август оказался удачным месяцем для хедж-фондов, ориентирующихся на криптовалютный рынок. По данным Eurekahedge, прибыль таких финансовых структур выросла примерно на 25%. Причем по доходности криптовалютные хедж-фонды обошли своих конкурентов, предпочитающих держаться на рынке традиционных активов, сообщает издание Financial Times. На данный момент очень небольшая доля крупных хедж-фондов тестирует потенциал биткоина и других криптовалют. Большинство таких […] Подробнее на https://coinspot.io/analysis/pribyl-kriptovalyutnyh-hedzh-fondov-vyrosla-pochti-na-25/?utm_source=seolit-tumblr&utm_medium=autopost&utm_campaign=project_16784&utm_content=post_15396319
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ILS funds return 0.57% in July, but U.S. storms erode some deductibles
ILS funds return 0.57% in July, but U.S. storms erode some deductibles
The average return of insurance-linked securities (ILS) and reinsurance linked investment funds reached 0.57% in July 2017, as seasonal effects began to boost the return of the ILS investment market, despite some further erosion of private ILS contract deductibles from U.S. severe thunderstorms.
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A top-performing Indian hedge fund that was bold enough to load up local shares in the depth of the March selloff is now turning cautious on the country’s stock market after a stellar rebound.
True Beacon One, which manages about Rs 3 billion ($40 million) of Indian equities, has trimmed its bullish bets on stocks and is keeping 80% of its investments hedged, according to Nikhil Kamath, the co-founder and chief investment officer of the fund. The one-year-old fund has outperformed the NSE Nifty 50 Index by 29% this year, making it one of the best performers among local peers, data provided by the asset manager show.
“At the current juncture, we believe that markets have run up ahead of fundamentals, we see significant pain in businesses on the ground,” Kamath said in an interview. “Still, the same is not accurately reflected in stock prices. Investors at this point have become a bit too callous and are ignoring underlying fundamentals.”
The Nifty 50 index has bounced about 50% since the coronavirus-induced swoon in March, beating the Asia Pacific benchmark and almost on par with the gains in US shares. The rebound has drawn retail investors that have bid up penny stocks and riskier companies, overlooking the dire state of the economy ravaged by the pandemic and the fact that India has the third-highest number of coronavirus cases in the world.
True Beacon, which invests only in large-cap stocks and is up about 21% this year, is adding shares of software exporters and pharmaceutical companies. Reliance Industries Ltd. is another one that the fund had been adding. It is the only Indian alternative to the so-called FAANG companies, the quintet of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google, Kamath said.
Most hedge funds in India do not publicly disclose performance, but an index of the nation’s 14 long-short equity funds compiled by Eurekahedge shows a 1.3% return this year.
The fund is also cautious about investing in shares of real estate and commodity firms, and those reeling under debt, according to Kamath.
“We would advise retail investors to stick to bluechip companies and maintain ample amount of diversification on individual portfolios. At this point, it is prudent to have many hedges in place,” Kamath said.
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‘Black swan’ funds enjoy rare chance to spread their wings
Crisis-hunting hedge funds enjoyed blowout returns in March, but investors say the strategy of waiting years for markets to crumple is still unlikely to draw new fans.
Funds that seek to profit from collapses have gained 57.2 per cent so far in 2020 — their best year on record — reflecting the damage inflicted by the coronavirus pandemic. Standouts include New York-based Capstone’s “tail risk” strategy, up 350 per cent over the first three months; and 36 South Capital Advisors of London, whose $2bn flagship fund is up more than 130 per cent. Theirs are among the best-performing strategies in the world this year, even as most hedge funds and other investors are nursing losses.
Another big winner is Mark Spitznagel’s Universa Investments, which boasts that its tail risk strategy — designed to profit from highly unusual swings in asset prices — has made a return for investors of over 4,000 per cent this year.
But Mr Spitznagel, who, in addition to his fund, runs a cheese farm in Michigan, is still not expecting a large inflow of new investments. Universa’s strategy should be a part of many investors’ portfolios, he said, as a way of protecting against violent moves. “But we never will be, because most people only want it when there’s a crash.”
Tail risk funds captured investors’ imagination during the 2008 crisis, generating large profits as markets tumbled. Their popularity was helped by the best-selling 2007 book The Black Swan, by former hedge fund manager Nassim Nicholas Taleb, who now advises Universa. One of Mr Taleb’s key arguments was that unexpected events that can shake our view of the world are more common than we think.
Such an event happened in March, when efforts by governments around the world to control the coronavirus outbreak sparked a record-breaking rush out of risky investments.
It is really difficult to time the entry and sometimes you don’t have the time to get out
“The virus is popping the bubble,” said Mr Spitznagel. “Markets were priced for perfection, but all of a sudden the world lost its veil of perfection.”
Even with the huge gains so far this year, many funds in the sector remain deeply in the red after a long bull market punctuated by occasional dips.
“This strategy costs you most of the time,” said Cedric Vuignier, head of alternative investments at SYZ Asset Management, who said he has not invested in such funds for several years.
“Moreover, it is really difficult to time the entry and sometimes you don’t have the time to get out,” he added, citing the Brexit referendum in 2016 and the market sell-off in February 2018, when big gains were rapidly unwound.
Such funds on average lost money every year from 2012 to 2019 inclusive, according to CBOE Eurekahedge’s index of tail risk hedge funds. Despite having three crises to profit from since the start of 2008 — the global financial crisis, the eurozone debt crisis and the coronavirus crisis — they are still down by an average of 24 per cent over that period.
Protection strategies should be assessed “over the full market cycle from boom to bust, including long stretches of low volatility and stock market gains”, said Ari Bergmann, chief investment officer of Penso Advisors, a specialist in derivatives protection that is 25 per cent owned by hedge fund firm Brevan Howard.
The 131 per cent gain made by 36 South in its flagship Kohinoor fund puts it on track for easily its biggest annual gain since launch in 2011, according to an investor letter seen by the Financial Times.
The fund profited mainly from bets on equity options, as well as currency and commodity options. Chief executive Jerry Haworth wrote in March that “we are all on the bus and that bus is now on the highway to stagflation hell”.
However, Kohinoor lost money for five straight calendar years before 2020. A sum of €1,000 invested at the fund’s launch would now be worth €685, even taking into account this year’s gains. 36 South declined to comment.
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Man Group’s TailProtect fund also lost money for five consecutive years to 2020. But, just as it was starting to make money from the coronavirus crisis, it was shut down as investors pulled out their cash.
A small number of hedge funds in other sectors have had some success exploiting volatility, but without suffering quite so many losses in between.
Dominice & Co’s volatility-trading Cassiopeia fund, for example, gained nearly 21 per cent in March, yet has also made money in 14 of the last 16 years. One River Asset Management’s Dynamic Convexity fund, another volatility specialist, is up 53 per cent this year and also up since launch in 2015.
But for outright “black swan” funds, the uncertainty as to when the next big payout will come means they are unlikely to regain the popularity they enjoyed in the aftermath of the 2008 crisis.
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Price Analysis Feb 19: BTC, ETH, XRP, BCH, BSV, LTC, EOS, BNB, XTZ, LINK
Price Analysis Feb 19: BTC, ETH, XRP, BCH, BSV, LTC, EOS, BNB, XTZ, LINK
Numerous cryptocurrencies are attempting to resume their uptrend, which shows that the sentiment amongst traders remains bullish.
Eurekahedge’s index of crypto hedge funds have clocked 21.15%returns since the start of 2020 and this is the best performance from the firm since the index started in 2013. Even in 2017, which was the blockbuster year for cryptocurrencies, the January returns were a…
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Price Analysis Feb 3: BTC, ETH, XRP, BCH, BSV, LTC, EOS, BNB, ADA, XTZ
Price Analysis Feb 3: BTC, ETH, XRP, BCH, BSV, LTC, EOS, BNB, ADA, XTZ
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As the sentiment in the Bitcoin and cryptocurrency markets has turned positive, this dip should be viewed as a buying opportunity.
The recovery in cryptocurrency prices has ignited interest among institutional investors. In 2019, dedicated crypto funds returnedmore than 16% according to Eurekahedge while traditional hedge fund strategies returned 10.4% according to…
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Price Analysis Feb 3: BTC, ETH, XRP, BCH, BSV, LTC, EOS, BNB, ADA, XTZ
Price Analysis Feb 3: BTC, ETH, XRP, BCH, BSV, LTC, EOS, BNB, ADA, XTZ
The recovery in cryptocurrency prices has ignited interest among institutional investors. In 2019, dedicated crypto funds returned more than 16% according to Eurekahedge while traditional hedge fund strategies returned 10.4% according to Hedge Fund Research, Inc. Several hedge funds and large trading firms use speed to their advantage by benefitting from pricing inefficiencies.
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Banks, Asset Managers Can No Longer Ignore Bitcoin
Banks and traditional asset managers used to stay away from Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, fearing for their reputation and scared of lack of regulation and wild volatility. However, the recent performance proved that Bitcoin should not be ignored. Crypto Funds Returned 6% More than Traditional Hedge Funds A recent survey carried out by Eurekahedge found that dedicated crypto funds returned over 16% last year. Elsewhere, Hedge Fund Research (HFR) said that traditional hedge fund strategies returned 10.4% for the same period. Galaxy Digital’s asset management boss Steve Kurz told the Financial Times (FT): Bitcoin has a higher return on a one, three and 10-year basis than any other asset class. When the returns are so high, investors will have to pile in. So far, no major bank has developed a specialized desk to trade Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies on behalf of customers. Banks and asset managers have been worried that another correction similar to the 2018 bearish mood could hurt their investments. However, as the Bitcoin price continues to move higher, more institutional investors are thinking about allocation a portion of their portfolios to cryptocurrencies. CME and Cboe Opened the Doors to Wall Street, But More Investors Eye Bitcoin At the end of 2017, Chicago-based CME and Cboe launched their Bitcoin futures contracts, bringing cryptocurrencies into the mainstream. Meanwhile, Wall Street investors started to look into establishing dedicated crypto investment services. For instance, former Goldman Sachs executive Michael Novogratz launched Galaxy Digital. While the interest in Bitcoin faded in 2018, the cryptocurrency surged last year. It is poised to potentially update the all-time highs this year, at least according to several experts. This will ultimately attract many traditional funds and major banks. Max Boonen, another former Goldman executive who started a crypto trading company, told FT that digital assets, including Bitcoin, will “quickly become part of the investment landscape.” “There is a lot of fuss around bitcoin but at the end of the day it’s just another asset to trade,” he stated. Boonen noted that crypto trading spreads have reduced, even though they’re still high when compared to fiat pairs and other traditional markets. Also, the costs for custody and other processes declined as well. Bitcoin has become similar to equities and bonds, Boonen said. Chris Zuehlke, global head of Cumberland, argued that it was “only a matter of time before traditional banks get involved, perhaps as brokers between customers and liquidity providers like us.” Do you think Bitcoin will become accepted by traditional funds the same as ETFs and other equities? Share your thoughts in the comments section! Image via Shutterstock The post appeared first on Bitcoinist.com.
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Some weather impact but average ILS fund return is 0.4% in June 2017
Some weather impact but average ILS fund return is 0.4% in June 2017
The average return of insurance-linked securities (ILS) and reinsurance linked investment funds in June 2017 was 0.4%, slightly below the long-term average of 0.45%, as some minor impacts were felt from severe weather events once again.
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<b>Crypto</b> Long & Short: The Surprisingly Sunny Outlook for <b>Crypto</b> Hedge Funds
But here's an interesting twist: The Eurekahedge Crypto-Currency Hedge Fund Index was up 21% in July, and 50% over the first seven months of ...
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