Hedge Fund Tracker
The track records of the most famous hedge-fund managers - returns, assets, and whether they have actually beaten the market.
Hedge funds aren't required to disclose returns, so most figures here are compiled from financial-press reporting (LCH Investments / FT, Bloomberg, CNBC, fund letters). Pershing Square is the exception - it's publicly listed with audited NAV. Treat everything else as best-available estimates and verify before relying on a number.
Performance - funds with disclosed track recordsClick a header to sort
Trailing periods are annualized through each fund's most recently reported year; "n/d" = not disclosed. "Beats S&P?" compares the fund's since-inception annualized return to the S&P 500's long-run total return of about 10.5% a year.
Since-inception annualized return vs S&P 500vs ~10.5%/yr
Legendary & now-private fundsReference
These managers are too secretive, closed, or converted to family offices to publish reliable year-by-year returns - shown as historical profiles, not in the table above.
Sources: LCH Investments annual manager rankings (via the Financial Times / Institutional Investor); Pershing Square Holdings audited annual reports and published NAV; Bloomberg, CNBC, Reuters and Hedgeweek reporting; fund investor letters; and Gregory Zuckerman's The Man Who Solved the Market for Renaissance. AUM and returns are point-in-time and approximate; hedge funds are not required to disclose performance, so all figures other than Pershing Square are compiled from press reporting and may be revised. Not investment advice.