A hedging transaction involves an investor's strategic position to mitigate the risk of loss by offsetting another investment. Learn more about risk management strategies.

Cross hedging is a strategy to mitigate risk by taking opposite positions in two positively correlated assets. Understand its application with examples.

The global hedge fund industry has reported a 12.6% annual return in 2025, marking the highest since the global financial crisis. Stock-picking strategies that bet both long and short on equity ...

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Hedge funds turned in their strongest annual showing in more than a decade, posting double-digit gains in 2025 as performance improved across most investment strategies, according to data from Hedge ...

Five years ago, veteran hedge fund trader Ed Cooper gave up his independence to join a group of peers betting on corporate deals at industry titan Millennium Management. Now he’s back on his own again ...

A hedge fund is a private investment vehicle that pools capital and applies broad investment strategies for returns in different markets. Unlike traditional investment products, hedge funds are ...

For many advisors, the question is not whether to use hedge funds, but which of the largest hedge funds belong in client portfolios. The biggest firms now manage roughly $5 trillion in assets, giving ...