Bradley Saacks
Hedge Fund Reporter at Business Insider
Hedge fund reporter at @businessinsider. Alum of @Semafor, @Ignites, @business, @statesman and @dailytarheel. Just one of the Saacks boys.
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5 days ago |
businessinsider.com | Michelle Abrego |Bradley Saacks |Henry Blodget
Multistrategy hedge funds protected their investors from the worst of 2025's stock market volatility in March and April. Now, after equity markets surged in May, the same managers also did not reach the same highs as indexes such as the S&P 500. The flagship fund for $66 billion Citadel, Wellington, was up 0.2% in May pushing the fund's 2025 gains to 0.8%, a person close to the firm told Business Insider.
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5 days ago |
businessinsider.com | Michelle Abrego |Bradley Saacks |Henry Blodget
In the ritzy 7th arrondissement of Paris, in a building that also counts fashion house Yves Saint Laurent as a tenant, $18 billion Capital Fund Management is hoping to straddle the line. The quant firm is trying to retain what it believes is its edge — an academic culture with a French flair — while also expanding its reach and brand in the US. The manager is happy to see Paris's financial services footprint grow, but wary of new competition entering its backyard.
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6 days ago |
businessinsider.com | Michelle Abrego |Bradley Saacks |Henry Blodget
There are road warriors, and then there's Seth Fischer. The founder of Oasis Management, a Hong Kong-based hedge fund, Fischer was at the dais at the Sohn conference's flagship New York event on May 14, pitching Japanese electronics manufacturer Kyocera. Two weeks later, the Israel Defense Forces veteran was in Canada at Sohn's inaugural Montreal event, where he presented on Round One, a Japanese arcade chain that has expanded to the US.
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1 week ago |
businessinsider.com | Michelle Abrego |Bradley Saacks |Henry Blodget
As Tiger Global nears its 25th anniversary, the New York-based stockpicker is ready to move on from its recent past and return to its roots. The $50 billion manager, founded and run by billionaire Chase Coleman, posted back-to-back annual losses in 2021 and 2022, with the latter being a 56% swoon that brought about "enhanced risk management processes," the firm's investment team told investors in an April letter seen by Business Insider.
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2 weeks ago |
businessinsider.com | Michelle Abrego |Bradley Saacks |Henry Blodget
Bridgewater is turning to the crowd for ideas on how to trade and position itself in a new global economic regime.
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