Largest Hedge Funds 2022

Hedge fund managers see growth in year ended June 30, P&I survey shows

Hedge fund managers reported worldwide hedge fund AUM of $1.44 trillion in the year ended June 30, per P&I’s annual survey.

(Assets in millions as of June 30, 2022)

#	Name	2022	2021	Percent change
1	Bridgewater Associates	$126,400	$105,700	19.6%
2	Man Group	$73,500	$63,400	15.9%
3	Renaissance Technologies	$57,000	$58,000	-1.7%
4	Millennium Management	$54,968	$52,314	5.1%
5	Citadel	$52,970	$37,630	40.8%
6	D.E. Shaw Group	$47,861	$39,738	20.4%
7	Two Sigma Investments/Advisers	$40,969	$39,550	3.6%
8	Davidson Kempner Capital Management	$37,450	$37,350	0.3%
9	Farallon Capital Management	$37,400	$38,100	-1.8%
10	TCI Fund Management	$36,200	$40,000	-9.5%

Inflation, rate hikes, the war in Ukraine and other events have put a spotlight on hedge fund strategies expected to perform well.

Returns through Aug. 31

Hedge fund managers are including ESG considerations as both risk factors and alpha generators in their strategies.

(Assets in millions as of June 30, 2022)

#	Name	2022	2021	Percent change
1	Acadian Asset Management	$2,486	$614	304.9%
2	AQR Capital Management	$28,200	$26,100	8%
3	Aristeia Capital	$6,162	$5,102	20.8%
4	AS Birch Grove	$3,454	$2,400	43.9%
5	Brevan Howard Asset Management	$23,353	$16,000	46%
6	Cheyne Capital	$10,164	$9,485	7.2%
7	GoldenTree Asset Management	$1,594.6	$1,422.7	12.1%
8	Wellington Management	$19,338	$19,734	-2.0%
9	Versor Investments	$3,400	$3,145	8.1%
10	Wexford Capital	$1,200	N/A	N/A