Despite being down for 2009, Tudor’s Tensor hedge fund surpasses $1 billion mark

January 16th, 2010
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Despite being down 2.67 percent over 2009, Tudor Investment Corporation’s Tudor Tensor hedge fund managed to raise its assets under management from $870 million to over $1.1 billion during the year. According to an article by Teri Buhl, the managed futures focused hedge fund was beat by the HFN CTA/Managed Futures Index, which was up 1.34 percent for the year.

Tudor Tensor is managed by Steve Evans who was previously a software programmer at D.E. Shaw, a quant focused hedged fund shop. Tudor Investment Corporation is Greenwich, CT-based hedge fund manager that was founded in 1980 by Paul Tudor Jones II.

To see Ms. Buhl’s complete article from the Greenwich Time, please click “source” below.
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Tudor Investment Corporation
Related People: James Pallotta*; Paul Tudor Jones, II
Related Entities: Altar Rock*; BVI Global Fund Ltd; Raptor Global*; Tudor Momentum Futures Fund; Tudor Tensor
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