(Bloomberg) Former Balyasny Asset Management analyst Avirath Kakkar is starting a hedge fund that will use computer-driven trading models to take advantage of rising volatility across markets. The Limnah Capital Fund, managed from Singapore, will start with $20 million in the second quarter and use about 10 so-called systematic macro trading strategies in 150 liquid markets, including agricultural commodities, currencies and equities, Kakkar, co-chief executive officer of the firm, said in an interview. To reduce risk, the fund will keep the allocation to each market small, he added.
Former Balyasny Analyst’s Quant Hedge Fund to Ride Volatility
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