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Hedge funds are actively managed investment pools investing across a range of asset classes and instruments. They may employ complex investment techniques such as derivatives, short selling, and leverage to deliver returns while mitigating risks.

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Enhancing portfolio resilience and return potential

As markets become more complex and volatility rises across traditional asset classes, hedge funds have emerged as a powerful tool for navigating uncertainty. Their flexible, actively managed strategies (ranging from long/short equity to global macro and arbitrage) provide access to alternative sources of return, risk diversification, and downside protection.

Recent shifts in market dynamics have heightened company-specific risk, which can be seen as expanding the opportunity set for skilled hedge fund managers. Reflecting this momentum, HFR reports that global hedge fund assets reached approximately $4.5 trillion by end-2024, an increase of $401.4 billion over a year.

Key potential benefits

Diversification

Hedge funds invest across a wide range of asset classes and strategies, often using tools like shorting, derivatives, and leverage. This allows them to deliver alternative sources of return and unique risk exposures that traditional investments may not offer.

Asymmetric return potential

Hedge funds often focus on achieving positive returns in all market conditions (absolute return), as opposed to merely outperforming a benchmark (relative return). This can be potentially achieved through sophisticated techniques and strategies such as derivatives and short selling.

Active management

Hedge funds are actively managed, meaning the managers frequently make decisions to buy or sell assets based on their analysis and market conditions. This active approach can be beneficial in volatile or declining markets.