Hudson Bay Capital Management
Investment manager of alternative investment opportunities including pension plans, foundations and endowments
Hudson Bay Capital Management LP (HBC) is an American multi-strategy investment management firm headquartered in Greenwich, Connecticut, with additional offices in New York, Miami, London, Hong Kong and Dubai.
The firm has no relation to Canada's more well-known Hudson's Bay Company.
Background
In 1997, Sander Gerber, an equity options trader at American Stock Exchange started his own proprietary firm named Gerber Asset Management. In 2005, he and Yoav Roth founded Hudson Bay Capital. At the same time, Gerber Asset Management was dissolved and Hudson Bay Capital absorbed its resources and employees.
In 2018, HBC opened a new office in London, followed by new operations in Dubai in 2023.
In March 2020, HBC introduced a special share class based on a drawdown structure to take advantage of sharp share price decreases following then-recent historic highs.
In February 2022, HBC received a $1.3 million state grant from the state of Connecticut to hire an additional 40 employees in Greenwich.
In July 2024, HBC increased the lockup period for investor capital from one to two years.
In November 2024, HBC released a 41-page document written by Stephen Miran that outlined a plan to restructure the global trading system.
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