Key Takeaways
- • Going Investment Fund SPC - Going Algo SP2, managed by Going International Asset Management Limited, won the Relative Value Award at the With Intelligence Hedge Fund Performance Awards | APAC 2026, held September 24, 2026 in Hong Kong.
- • The win follows the fund's New Fund of the Year award at the prior year's ceremony, and is presented as evidence of progression from an emerging strategy to a more mature, cross-cycle platform.
- • Awards are based on objective performance metrics including absolute returns and Sharpe ratios, across strategy categories including equities, macro and relative value.
- • The fund shares the award cohort with global quantitative managers Citadel, Point72 and AQR, according to the company's release.
- • Going Asset Management attributes its results to an AI-driven high-performance computing platform and ultra-low-latency trading infrastructure.
Summary
Going International Asset Management Limited (Going Asset Management) announced on September 30, 2026 that its fund, Going Investment Fund SPC - Going Algo SP2, won the Relative Value Award at the With Intelligence Hedge Fund Performance Awards | APAC 2026. The ceremony was held September 24, 2026 in Hong Kong. The fund had previously received the New Fund of the Year award at the prior year's program. According to the company, the recognition reflects the strategy's progression from an emerging strategy to a stage defined by greater strategic depth and resilience across market cycles, along with capabilities in global asset allocation, cross-cycle performance and risk management.
With Intelligence, a provider of alternative investment intelligence, organizes the awards, which are based on objective performance metrics including absolute returns and Sharpe ratios. The program covers multiple strategy categories across the Asia-Pacific hedge fund landscape. The company notes that receiving the award alongside Citadel, Point72 and AQR positions the fund against a global industry benchmark. Note that these figures and comparisons come from the company's own press release; no independent performance numbers for the fund were included in the source.
The release says the fund operated amid heightened market uncertainty in 2025, using an AI-driven high-performance computing platform and ultra-low-latency trading infrastructure to respond to market movements at the microsecond level. It describes a strategy of executing high trade volumes and systematically capturing incremental sources of return within a disciplined risk framework. The company states that the fund's relatively low correlation with broader market trends helped it identify arbitrage opportunities arising from pricing dislocations during volatility, at a time when many quantitative strategies faced drawdown pressure.
David Wu, Chairman of Going Quant, described the award as validation of the firm's technology-driven investing philosophy with risk management at its core. He said the firm has increased investment in integrating large AI models and reinforcement learning algorithms across strategy research and quantitative trading, with the aim of improving strategy iteration speed and adaptive capability. Going Asset Management describes itself as an AI-driven quantitative manager with investment activities across Hong Kong, the United States, Japan, Singapore and Europe, trading global futures, equities and other major asset classes.
With Intelligence, a provider of alternative investment intelligence, organizes the awards, which are based on objective performance metrics including absolute returns and Sharpe ratios. The program covers multiple strategy categories across the Asia-Pacific hedge fund landscape. The company notes that receiving the award alongside Citadel, Point72 and AQR positions the fund against a global industry benchmark. Note that these figures and comparisons come from the company's own press release; no independent performance numbers for the fund were included in the source.
The release says the fund operated amid heightened market uncertainty in 2025, using an AI-driven high-performance computing platform and ultra-low-latency trading infrastructure to respond to market movements at the microsecond level. It describes a strategy of executing high trade volumes and systematically capturing incremental sources of return within a disciplined risk framework. The company states that the fund's relatively low correlation with broader market trends helped it identify arbitrage opportunities arising from pricing dislocations during volatility, at a time when many quantitative strategies faced drawdown pressure.
David Wu, Chairman of Going Quant, described the award as validation of the firm's technology-driven investing philosophy with risk management at its core. He said the firm has increased investment in integrating large AI models and reinforcement learning algorithms across strategy research and quantitative trading, with the aim of improving strategy iteration speed and adaptive capability. Going Asset Management describes itself as an AI-driven quantitative manager with investment activities across Hong Kong, the United States, Japan, Singapore and Europe, trading global futures, equities and other major asset classes.
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