Hedge Funds in Asia Had Nowhere to Hide in January ‘Bloodbath’
Hedge funds in Asia, which navigated turbulent markets to post gains in 2015, had nowhere to hide in January.
As
global stocks, currencies, commodities and risky bonds were roiled in a
renewed frenzy of selling in January, hedge funds including those from
Quam Asset Management Ltd. and Greenwoods Asset Management Ltd. fell
more than 10 percent last month, while one from Springs Capital fell
more than 20 percent. As a group, Asia-focused hedge funds declined 3.1
percent, their worst start to a year since 2008, according to
Singapore-based Eurekahedge Pte. About 81 percent of hedge funds
actively reporting to the Asia Long-Short Equities category had negative
returns last month, the data show.
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