Hedge Funds

Revealed: How Walleye Capital, Dymon Asia and Quantedge performed in July

Hedge funds posted mixed performance last month

This year has proven to be a tough period for hedge fund managers, which have failed to beat the returns generated by some of the world’s biggest indices
This year has proven to be a tough period for hedge fund managers, which have failed to beat the returns generated by some of the world’s biggest indices Photo: Alamy Stock Photo

Some of the world’s best-known multi-strategy hedge funds posted mix performance in July, despite major stock indices reaching new highs during the month.

Walleye Capital, which manages $11bn in assets, gained 0.5% last month, according to people familiar with the multi-strategy fund, extending its year-to-date returns to 8.8%.

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