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A disorderly global bond sell-off sorted the hedge fund industry into winners and losers this week. Trend followers and the largest multi-managers held their ground, while concentrated rates bets were punished. Millennium's latest capital raise drew more than USD 30bn of demand, regulators on both sides of the Atlantic kept their focus on leverage, and Turkey's investment fund crisis widened further. Opalesque covered all of it in the daily Alternative Market Briefing, alongside four new Opalesque Exclusives. Opalesque Exclusives this week EXCLUSIVE - 1 October 2026SEC moves to restart alternatives expansion into retailIn two statements released on September 30, the SEC signalled it will restart efforts to widen individual investors' access to private markets. The Commission proposed rule amendments covering performance fees for retail advisers and interval fund repurchases, and is seeking comment on letting professional credentials qualify investors as accredited. EXCLUSIVE - 1 October 2026Family offices flag inflation concerns as a key investment riskCiti Wealth's Global Family Office Report surveyed 351 family office executives in more than 40 countries. Nearly nine in ten report positive performance this year, yet persistent inflation has overtaken other risks. Families are ......................To view our full article Click here |
Alternative Market Briefing Weekly
Saturday, October 03, 2026
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