Group 1 - The hedge fund industry has recently achieved its best performance since 2009, yet some firms are choosing to close their doors to new investments [1][3] - ADAPT Investment Managers, a Swiss hedge fund, has stopped accepting new funds, with its capital pool expanding to approximately $2 billion and a projected return of about 16% for 2025 [1][3] - Greenvale Capital, led by former Castle stock-picking expert Bruce Emery, manages around $1.8 billion in assets and is expected to refuse new investments later this season, having achieved nearly 21% returns in 2025, driven by investments in residential solar and wind service providers [4] Group 2 - More than half of allocators are looking to increase their investments in hedge funds this year, with 51% planning to allocate funds to this asset class in 2026 [5] - Global macro funds are projected to have an average return of 27.7% in 2025, while equity strategy funds achieved an average return of 23.4% last year [5]
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Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-02-05 19:58