> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://richard-toad.ghost.io/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Hedge Fund Sample Table - URL: https://richard-toad.ghost.io/hf-sample/ - Published: 2025-11-20T06:54:27.000Z - Updated: 2026-08-25T03:41:42.000Z - Author: Richard Toad - Tags: Fund Intelligence LN/MN - Low-net/market-neutral RAUM are the gross assets under management, without subtraction of borrowings, short sales, or other forms of leverage. **The figure might not be indicative of a hedge fund's true AUM.** **RAUM**: we use the "Discretionary" figure from Form ADV Part 1, Item 5, Part (2)(a); the as-of date of the figure is in parentheses View all Filter by region ▼ Tags Clear all Filter by style ▼ Style Clear all Filter by RAUM ($M) ▼ RAUM ($M) Clear – ✕ Clear all filters | Name | Style | Founded | City | Founder(s) | Alma Mater | Lineage | Details | RAUM | RAUM\_raw | Tags | | ----------------------------- | ---------------- | ------- | -------------------- | ----------------- | ----------------------- | ----------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | -------------------- | ------------ | ------- | | Elliott Management | Activist | 1977 | FL - West Palm Beach | Paul Singer | U of Rochester, Harvard | zz - N/A | ViewPlease read our deep dive. It’s one of the oldest and most well-known hedge funds in the world and one of the most formidable activist investors. Paul Singer is a University of Rochester UG, Harvard JD. | $128.6B (05/19/2026) | 129000000000 | Florida | | Coatue Management | Tiger style; TMT | 1999 | NY - New York | Philippe Laffont | MIT | Tiger Management | ViewCoatue Management - Please read our deep dive on Coatue and their investment philosophy | $92.7B (05/28/2026) | 92700000000 | NYC | | Viking Global Investors | Tiger style | 1999 | CT - Stamford | Andreas Halvorsen | Williams, Stanford | Tiger Management | ViewViking Global Investors - Just going to list the Viking Global folks who started their own shops: Dan Sundheim (D1 Capital), Ning Jin (Avantyr Capital Partners), Tom Purcell (Alua), Ben Jacobs (Anomaly), Josh Abramowitz (Deep Creek Capital), Michael Beebe (Mojave Fund – shut down), Anne Dias (Aragon – shut down, she is Ken Griffin’s ex-wife), Brennan Diaz (Fernbridge), Jeff Eberwein (Lone Star Value), Mina Faltas (Washington Harbour Partners), Paul Enright (Krainos, his family office), John Lykouretzos (Hoplite – shut down), Steve Mykijewycz (Masterton), Divya Nettimi (Avala Global), Jim Parsons (Junto), Jesse Ro (Tiger Legatus), Steven Rosenberg (Marnell), Grant Wonders (Voyager Global) | $78.2B (05/27/2026) | 78200000000 | CT/NJ | | Tiger Global Management | Tiger style | 2001 | NY - New York | Chase Coleman III | Williams College | Tiger Management | ViewTiger Global Management - Chase comes from a well-connected family—his dad is a law firm partner, his mom runs an interior design business, and his grandfather was the managing partner at the prestigious law firm Davis Polk & Wardwell. On top of that, his grandfather married a descendant of Peter Stuyvesant, the last Dutch governor of New Amsterdam before it was handed over to the British. Chase went to Deerfield Academy, one of the top boarding schools in the country, and then to Williams College, an elite liberal arts college, where he co-captained the lacrosse team. He grew up in Locust Valley, an affluent town in Long Island, New York, hanging out with Julian Robertson’s son. After graduating in 1997, Chase joined Julian’s firm, Tiger Management, as a tech analyst. He stayed there for three years until Julian shut the fund down around 2000\. Julian then handed Chase $25 million to manage—making him one of the famed “Tiger Cubs” in hedge fund history. In 2001, Chase launched his own fund, originally called Tiger Technology, later renamed Tiger Global. In 2003, he brought on Scott Shleifer, a former Blackstone analyst, to lead the firm’s push into private markets. Tiger Global took a beating in 2022 during the growth stock selloff—The Wall Street Journal called it one of the biggest losses ever. Scott stepped down as head of private investing at the end of 2023\. Today, Tiger Global still manages around $55 billion. They're known for their TMT long/short strategy and classic Tiger-style approach: long the good companies, short the bad ones. Like Viking Global, they keep a low profile, so I don’t have much visibility into their investment process—and I’m not looking to get sued trying to find out. | $78.0B (03/27/2026) | 78000000000 | NYC | | Adage Capital Management | Contrarian | 2001 | MA - Boston | Multiple | Multiple | Harvard Endowment | ViewAdage Capital Management; Adage Capital Management, L.P. was founded in 2001 by Robert Atchinson and Phillip Gross, both former alums of the Harvard Endowment. They charge a 0.50% management fee and a 20% performance fee, but here's the twist: they only earn the performance fee on returns that beat the S&P 500, including dividends. So, if they’re down 3% but the S&P 500 is down 5%, they still get paid for the 2% outperformance. And if their performance falls short of the benchmark in the following year, they refund up to half of their fees.; Atchinson and Gross, who first met as investment analysts at Harvard’s endowment in the mid-1980s, have distinct focuses—Atchinson specialized in aerospace and defense, while Gross concentrated on healthcare and drug companies.; To avoid further scrutiny, Atchinson convinced Gross to leave in 2001 and start their own firm.; Adage employs a 130% long / 30% short long/short equity strategy, occasionally dipping into private investments. They primarily serve endowments and foundations. | $70.4B (03/25/2026) | 70400000000 | Boston | | Sculptor Capital (Och-Ziff) | Event-driven | 1994 | NY - New York | Daniel Och | Wharton | GS Risk Arb | ViewSculptor Capital: Multi-strategy including long/short equity, merger arb; previously known as Och-Ziff Capital Management ; Founder background: Daniel Och; worked for Robert Rubin at Goldman Sachs’s risk arbitrage desk in the 1980s, one of the “Rubin Cubs”; Wharton UG | $52.7B (04/30/2026) | 52700000000 | NYC | | Farallon Capital Management | Event-driven | 1986 | CA - San Francisco | Tom Steyer | Yale, Stanford | GS Risk Arb | ViewFarallon Capital Management - The largest hedge fund in the Bay Area, is based in San Francisco and was one of the first multi-strategy firms. It was founded by Tom Steyer, who started at Goldman Sachs’ legendary arbitrage desk under Robert Rubin. Farallon pioneered the idea of hedge funds raising capital from university endowments—Yale’s David Swensen was an early backer. Tom Steyer holds a Yale bachelors and a Stanford MBA graduate. Today, Farallon invests across merger arbitrage, long/short equity, real estate, credit, and more. They have a strong reputation for short selling, and many of their alumni (“cubs”) have launched their own funds, including Och-Ziff (now Sculptor), Eddie Lampert, Perry Capital, Eton Park, Taconic, and TPG-Axon. | $52.1B (03/30/2026) | 52100000000 | NorCal | | Holocene Advisors | LN/MN | 2016 | NY - New York | Brandon Haley | McGill U | North Sound | ViewHolocene Advisors: Market-neutral long/short focused mostly on U.S. mid- to large-cap companies. Sector heads serve as PMs of their respective teams, while Brandon Haley oversees firmwide risk. Holocene also runs the Holocene Children’s Fund — a long-only book of high-quality, durable businesses with competitive advantages. ; Founder background: Brandon Haley; Head of Global Equities at Citadel, previously Consumer Sector Head at Tiger Cub hedge fund North Sound Capital; McGill University UG | $50.4B (03/27/2026) | 50400000000 | NYC | | Alyeska Investment Group | LN/MN | 2008 | IL - Chicago | Anand Parekh | U of Michigan | Citadel | ViewAlyeska Investment Group - Market-neutral. Sector portfolios run by each PM, constructed to be market-neutral, all rolled up into a firm-level risk model. They also have a risk arbitrage/event-driven team.; Anand Parekh, former global head of equities at Citadel. He holds a University of Michigan UG. | $41.7B (03/23/2026) | 41700000000 | Chicago | | Hudson Bay Capital Management | LN/MN | 2005 | CT - Stamford | Sander Gerber | Wharton | zz - N/A | ViewHudson Bay Capital Management - Market-neutral, multi-manager hedge fund. Unlike some pod shops, they run with relatively low leverage.; Founder background: Sander Gerber; Started as an equity options trader on the American Stock Exchange; Launched proprietary trading firm Gerber Asset Management in 1997; Hudson Bay Capital founded in 2005, absorbing Gerber Asset Management’s team and resources; Wharton UG | $40.7B (03/30/2026) | 40700000000 | CT/NJ |