Bradley Saacks is a hedge fund reporter at Business Insider. With a background in financial journalism, Bradley covers a range of topics related to hedge funds, including performance analysis, market trends, and industry news. His work has also been featured in Semafor and Yahoo News.
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Bradley Saacks focuses on investment analysis and frequently cites data in his coverage. He often covers hedge funds, including their managers, financial performance, investment strategies, and the overall financial industry.
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By: Bradley Saacks
Big-name quant funds have started 2024 strong.
By: Bradley Saacks, Bianca Chan, Emmalyse Brownstein, Alex Morrell, Reed Alexander, Michelle Abrego, Hayley Cuccinello, Alex Nicoll
A Bain Capital Ventures investor flew out to meet a founder less than a week after a machine-learning tool brought an under-the-radar investment opportunity to her attention.
By: Bradley Saacks
The UK's new Labour government is set to increase taxes on wealthy asset management executives. Tax-friendly cities like Milan and Dubai are popular landing spots for hedge fund bigwigs.
By: Bradley Saacks, Kaja Whitehouse
Big hedge funds like Millennnium and Citadel continued to eke out small gains in July. Bobby Jain's new fund, which started trading last month, fell slightly.
The sudden turmoil in world markets could boost some hedge funds and trip up others. Here's what to watch.
In recent years, the hedge fund has lost several investment leaders who have launched their own funds.
By: Bradley Saacks
Elliott Management, the $69.7 billion activist investor, has become more institutional, frustrating some who are nostalgic for its more freewheeling days.
By: Bradley Saacks
This year was the first time hedge fund fees rose in a decade. Allocators are not pleased.
By: Bradley Saacks
Mercer advises institutions with more than $16 trillion in assets. Rich Nuzum is the firm's global chief investment strategist, counseling the largest investors in the world.
By: Bradley Saacks
Walleye's multistrategy fund was up 3.4% in August, a turbulent month for equity markets. The firm is now up 11.4% for the year, besting larger rivals like Citadel and Millennium.
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