The hedge fund industry is recalibrating as institutional investors show renewed interest in alternative strategies. By 2028, assets under management are expected to exceed USD 5 trillion, driven by U.S. pension funds seeking protection and uncorrelated returns amid macroeconomic uncertainty. Volatile asset classes present opportunities for alpha generation through various strategies. Digital asset hedge funds gain momentum due to favorable regulations and innovations in portfolio construction. There's a trend toward smaller, agile managers as investor competition rises, emphasizing the importance of differentiation and investor relations in this evolving landscape.
Digital asset-focused hedge funds are also gaining traction because of a more favourable regulatory backdrop and leadership changes at the SEC.
Institutional investors could seek downside protection and uncorrelated returns in an environment defined by persistent macroeconomic uncertainty.
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