
Hedge funds are experiencing a resurgence amid increasing economic uncertainty and market volatility, as highlighted by recent discussions in financial circles. Rich Kelly, head of global strategy at TD Securities, emphasized the need for investors to prepare for heightened volatility due to potential significant policy changes that could impact market dynamics. Reports indicate that many hedge funds performed exceptionally well last year, accumulating tens of billions in assets under management (AUM). The current environment raises questions about the sustainability of this trend and whether hedge funds can maintain their momentum in the face of evolving market conditions.

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“Investors need to be ready for higher volatility both in data and markets because we are likely to see sizable policy changes that alter the rules of the game,” said Rich Kelly, head of global strategy at TD Securities