Investment firm Arrowpoint Partners set to gather $400 million in fresh capital, according to recent reports
Arrowpoint Investment Partners Aims for $2bn in Assets by 2026
Singapore and Hong Kong-based hedge fund Arrowpoint Investment Partners has set its sights on reaching $2 billion in assets by the end of 2026. This ambitious goal is part of a growing trend among Asia-based firms, including Arrowpoint, Dymon Asia Capital, and Polymer Capital Management, to emphasise their regional focus.
The firm, which began trading in July 2023, has made significant strides towards its target. Since its inception, Arrowpoint has attracted backing from notable investors such as Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Blackstone, and a unit of Temasek Holdings.
Arrowpoint employs a business model similar to that of larger global hedge funds like Millennium, Citadel, and Point72 Asset Management. This model involves distributing capital among various investors who utilise different strategies.
To further bolster its capabilities, Arrowpoint has been strengthening its team. Wei Wei and Jacky Yeung, formerly of Astignes Capital Asia Pte Ltd and Brevan Howard Asset Management respectively, have joined the firm as portfolio managers. The addition of these new team members has increased the number of investment pods at Arrowpoint to 21, representing a 20% growth since the end of the previous year. Three more portfolio managers are expected to join soon.
In a notable move, You Jiong, previously of Citigroup, Millennium, and ExodusPoint Capital Management, will join Arrowpoint as its ninth Asia macro portfolio manager later this month. Jiong will focus on the Chinese market at Arrowpoint, with the firm agreeing to support him if he decides to establish his own fund in the future.
Arrowpoint has also announced plans to raise up to $400 million in fresh capital by the first quarter of 2026. This initiative marks the first time that Arrowpoint is seeking additional funding since October last year.
Despite Arrowpoint's performance and fundraising efforts, the overall market for multistrategy hedge funds has seen a decline in investor interest. However, Arrowpoint, along with Dymon Asia Capital and Polymer Capital Management, has emphasised its focus on the evolving capital markets in the region.
As of August 2025, Arrowpoint reported a return of 7.3% in the first eight months of the year, following a 3% gain in August. However, no information was provided about any policy changes or expert analysis related to the capital markets in the region.
With its ambitious growth plans, strengthened team, and regional focus, Arrowpoint Investment Partners continues to make its mark in the Asian hedge fund landscape. The firm is led by Jonathan Xiong, a former co-CEO of Millennium Management Asia.
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