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Posted on August 4, 2025
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Marshall Wace hedge fund posted mixed July returns with Eureka Fund up 1.6% and Market Neutral Tops down 0.22%.
LONDON (Reuters) -British hedge fund Marshall Wace returned mixed results in two of its funds in July, a source close to the matter told Reuters on Monday.
Co-founded by British financier Paul Marshall, the $76.9 billion firm returned 1.6% in July culminating in a 6.1% performance for 2025 so far in its Eureka Fund, the source said.
The hedge fund's Market Neutral Tops fund returned -0.22% for July and is up 10.99% year to date the source added.
Systematic stock trading hedge funds, like Marshall Wace, are up roughly 10% for 2025 so far, said Goldman Sachs on Monday.
(Reporting by Nell Mackenzie; Editing by Anousha Sakoui)
A hedge fund is an investment fund that employs various strategies to earn active returns for its investors. They are typically open to a limited range of investors and often use leverage.
Fund performance refers to the returns generated by an investment fund over a specific period, typically expressed as a percentage. It helps investors assess the fund's effectiveness.
A market neutral fund aims to eliminate some forms of market risk by taking offsetting long and short positions in different securities, seeking to profit from relative price movements.
Systematic stock trading involves using algorithms and quantitative models to make trading decisions based on predefined criteria, aiming to exploit market inefficiencies.
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