Three years after SVB's implosion brought down his hedge fund, Adam Levinson's Graticule is back to managing $3 billion
The Singapore-based macro investor once traded for Goldman Sachs and Fortress before starting his own macro fund.
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# Graticule Recovery: SVB Fallout Fund Rebounds to $3B AUM Adam Levinson's Singapore-based macro hedge fund Graticule has recovered to $3 billion in assets under management, three years after the Silicon Valley Bank collapse decimated the fund and forced a restart of operations. The rebound demonstrates resilience for the veteran macro investor who previously traded at Goldman Sachs and Fortress, signaling renewed investor confidence in his systematic trading strategy despite the catastrophic losses that followed SVB's 2023 implosion.
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