The firm bounced back from a tumultuous 2023 with a 19.7% gain. The founder of the $20 billion hedge fund tells Business Insider about the firm's "course correction" in its famed equities unit.

Hedge trimmers are not only for sculpting boxwoods and bonsai but also the tools of choice for trimming back overgrown forsythia, bamboo, or any other flora that’s too tough or abundant to ...

That’s why Marc’s work appears in every Bloomberg and Reuters terminal on the planet… And is still used by hundreds of banks, hedge funds, and brokerages to track the billions of dollars ...

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October data from the Investment Company Institute shows that index funds have a 60% market share. Investors believe that beating the market is increasingly challenging and index funds offer the ...

Hedge funds have become a popular topic among investors and traders in recent times. The increase in public attention started in early-2021, when retail investors on a Reddit channel known as ...

The near-$5 trillion hedge fund industry is having one of the toughest years in decades in convincing fee-conscious investors to fork out cash for new market players. Despite a spirited pickup in ...

Don’t even think about tapping that grass. When Dr. Scott Brotherton was recently asked what’s something that he would never do as an orthopedic surgeon, he said, “squats past 90 degrees ...

The average workday for a hedge fund manager usually begins early and runs late. Managing a hedge fund is rarely, if ever, a 40-hour-a-week job. However, tenacity, diligence, and a little bit of ...

Hedge funds navigated through a volatile stock market to post strong returns in 2024. But they’re on edge heading into 2025 as uncertainty swirls around President-elect Donald Trump’s policies ...

In early December, Richard Toh, the chief executive and investment officer for the Singapore-based hedge-fund firm Kenrich Partners, sent a four-page letter to investors. The news was bad.