Kuark Capital has launched a $400 million Asia-focused technology-themed hedge fund
According to Reuters, three insiders revealed that a fund management company based in Hong Kong is planning to launch a new hedge fund to capitalize on the growing interest of investors in Asian artificial intelligence stocks, focusing on the markets in Taiwan and Japan. Kuark Capital, led by Kyle Su, has already raised at least $400 million in funding before the official launch of the hedge fund. One of the sources stated that the three insiders requested anonymity as they were not authorized to speak to the media.
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