- Advertisement -
- Advertisement -

Related

Hedgefond analyserar Japansk bloggtrafik

Latest Report

This year’s Alternative Fixed Income report from HedgeNordic explores how institutional investors and asset managers are navigating this new reality, balancing yield and resilience amid shifting credit cycles, structural change, and evolving sources of return.

Före detta Goldman Sach-anställda Hideki Furusho har i samarbete med en professor på University of Tokyo startat en hedgefond som handlar Nikkei 225 futures med hjälp av en datormodell som analyserar japansk bloggtrafik, skriver Bloomberg i en artikel denna vecka. Pluga Capital Co hoppas kunna få in ca 61 miljoner USD för den unika Pluga AI fonden genom att rikta försäljningsinsatserna mot utländska investerare från och med juni och framåt, enligt Furusho.
Fonden använder en webb-mining modell som utvecklats av Yutaka Matsuo, docent vid University of Tokyo. “Under de närmaste 10 åren kommer internet att växa, vilket ger oss möjlighet att bli mer exakta i hur investeringsbeslut fattas,” säger Hideki Furusho. Matsuo sade att fondens mål är att generera avkastning genom att spåra och analysera ungefär 20 miljoner japanska bloggar med sökord som kan påverka hur priset rör sig i Nikkei terminer.

Fondens mål är att generera avkastning på 30 procent per år. Strategin är mycket likvid, med investeringsbeslut som fattas varje dag för att köpa, sälja eller avstå från att investera i Nikkei 225 futures. Fonder realiserar alla affärer i slutet av varje dag för att upprätthålla likviditeten i fonden, vilket sannolikt kommer att vara attraktivt för investerare. “I en miljö som denna söker investerare  god likviditet liksom rimliga inlösenvillkor,” säger Furusho. Sedan fonden började handla i augusti har den gett en avkastning på 7,5 procent.

Bild: © by Gerd Altmann pixelio.de

Subscribe to HedgeBrev, HedgeNordic’s weekly newsletter, and never miss the latest news!

Our newsletter is sent once a week, every Friday.

HedgeNordic Editorial Team
HedgeNordic Editorial Team
This article was written, or published, by a member of the HedgeNordic editorial team.

Latest Articles

CABA Flex: End of Lifespan, Promises Fulfilled

About three years ago, Copenhagen-based fixed-income boutique CABA Capital was preparing to launch what would later become the first fund in its Flex series:...

Nordic Hedge Funds Maintain Momentum Towards Year-End

Nordic hedge funds are heading toward year-end with strong momentum, advancing 0.8 percent in October to extend their winning streak that began in May....

Gradually, Then Suddenly: Proxy P Extends Rebound

As Ernest Hemingway once observed, change happens “gradually, then suddenly.” For the team at renewables-focused asset manager Proxy P, a period of weak performance...

Breaking the Mold: Gesda’s Concentrated and Thematic Approach

Few investors are surprised anymore that most actively managed equity funds underperform their passive benchmarks. Yet, that doesn’t mean active management has lost its...

Three-Year Anniversaries for Two PriorNilsson Funds

Two funds at stock-picking boutique PriorNilsson Fonder recently marked their three-year anniversaries, including the real estate-focused, long-biased long/short equity fund PriorNilsson Fastighet. Despite a...

Confluence Marks Next Step in Tidan Capital’s Evolution

Stockholm-based fund boutique Tidan Capital has officially launched its multi-strategy fund vehicle, Confluence, with the strategy now overseeing $265 million across fund and separately...

Allocator Interviews

In-Depth: High Yield

- Advertisement -

Voices

Request for Proposal

- Advertisement -
HedgeNordic
Privacy Overview

This website uses cookies so that we can provide you with the best user experience possible. Cookie information is stored in your browser and performs functions such as recognising you when you return to our website and helping our team to understand which sections of the website you find most interesting and useful.