Hedge Funds

Harding's Winton powers ahead

Pre-tax profits more than doubled last year, as managed futures pioneer pressed on with expansion strategy

David Harding, CEO of Winton
David Harding, CEO of Winton

Pre-tax profits at David Harding’s Winton Capital Group, one of Europe's largest hedge funds, more than doubled last year, while net inflows and positive performance pushed assets to nearly £30 billion. But the reversal of market trends in recent months has led to mixed performance for the firm’s flagship hedge fund in 2015.

Winton almost doubled its gross revenues from £326 million in 2013 to £635 million last year, according to the firm's latest annual report and results filed at Companies House, helping power pre-tax profits to £487 million from £221 million the year before.

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