Key Takeaways
- • Winton Group co-CIO Simon Judes says commodity trading advisers (CTAs) are seeing a 'resurgence,' according to Pensions & Investments.
- • The comment was reported by P&I reporter Lydia Tomkiw on November 4, 2024.
- • The primary source provides limited detail beyond the headline claim, so the scope of the resurgence cannot be quantified from this report.
Summary
Winton Group co-CIO Simon Judes told Pensions & Investments that commodity trading advisers, or CTAs, are seeing a 'resurgence,' according to a report by Lydia Tomkiw published November 4, 2024. The statement positions managed futures strategies as regaining investor attention after a period of weaker interest in the category.
The available coverage of the story is brief, and the full interview text was not available for this summary. Readers seeking the specific drivers of the resurgence, flows data, or performance figures should consult the original P&I article.
The P&I page also carried unrelated headlines on hedge fund allocations, including CalPERS exploring hedge fund exposure via separately managed accounts, more than a decade after its 2014 exit from the asset class. Those items concern separate stories and are not part of the Winton commentary.
The available coverage of the story is brief, and the full interview text was not available for this summary. Readers seeking the specific drivers of the resurgence, flows data, or performance figures should consult the original P&I article.
The P&I page also carried unrelated headlines on hedge fund allocations, including CalPERS exploring hedge fund exposure via separately managed accounts, more than a decade after its 2014 exit from the asset class. Those items concern separate stories and are not part of the Winton commentary.
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