Hedge Funds See Fastest Inflows in a Decade as Investors Seek Returns Amid Volatility
According to a report by Jinse Finance, investors are pouring money into hedge funds at the fastest pace in a decade, betting that volatile markets will deliver outsized returns. Data from Hedge Fund Research shows that in the three months ending in June, hedge funds saw net inflows of about $25 billion, bringing total net inflows for the first half of the year to over $37 billion—the highest level since 2015. After a prolonged period of stagnation, global investors’ interest in hedge fund strategies appears to be rebounding this year. According to Citco data, hedge funds have posted positive returns for 11 consecutive quarters, and their resilience during market turbulence—such as the tariff shock in April—is seen as a key factor attracting new investors. Demand remains strong for large multi-strategy hedge funds like Millennium Management and Citadel, with many such firms now closed to new investors.
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