Caxton Associates, the London-based macro firm headed by Andrew Law, made several big bets on U.S. stocks in the fourth quarter.Regulatory filings reveal just how aggressively Caxton pivoted toward ...

With geopolitical risk in the forefront, many investors are asking a similar question: where should one turn for a safe haven ...

For the fifth consecutive year, trading activity in short-dated commodity options has set a new record. In 2025, the total average daily volume (ADV) for weekly options reached 79 ...

With AI-related stocks accounting for 75 percent of S&P 500 returns since ChatGPT was launched in 2023 — along with 80 percent of earnings growth and 90 percent of capital spending — there’s little ...

Dan Loeb’s Third Point hedge fund ended 2024 with a 25.6 percent gain, slightly besting a raging stock market in a comeback that has been picking up speed for the past two years. Following the fund’s ...

The negative headlines around registered evergreen funds and non-traded business development companies and REITs aren’t surprising to anyone who pays attention to the mismatch between investor ...

Since its release in November 2025, OpenClaw, formerly known as Clawdbot and Moltbot, has taken the tech world by storm, with an estimated 300,000 to 400,000 users. Here's what institutional investors ...

Bridgewater Associates just posted the biggest gain in its flagship strategy since 2010 and one of the best results in its 50-year history. Pure Alpha 18 Percent gained 34 percent in 2025, according ...

As global corporations transition toward a net-zero economy, a team of veteran equity managers has launched a new investment firm aiming to benefit from the shift to a low-carbon economy. London-based ...

Every summer, Dave Iben takes his team at Kopernik Global Investors away from the sultry air of St. Petersburg, Florida. They’ve decamped to Belgrade, Budapest, Marrakesh, Tokyo, Lisbon, London, ...

The private credit market is estimated to have reached $3 trillion in assets over the past decade on the promise of delivering higher returns than public credit. But as billion-dollar corporate ...

With the stock market at exhilarating heights, any sign of weakness raises fears of another financial crisis. No wonder market prognosticators are asking: Could we soon face a repeat of 2008 or 2000?