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Study: Hedge Funds by City

Hedge Funds in Miami

Praxis Rock Advisors·Nov 2026·Study

Last updated November 9, 2026

111 hedge fund managers file Form ADV with the SEC from a main office in the Miami metro area: advisers whose private funds are half or more hedge funds. Together they report $1.39TN of private fund gross assets. Citadel Advisors is the largest at $1.09TN, and the ten largest hold 96% of the total. The table ranks the 50 largest, each linked to its SEC record.
Hedge fund managers by cityManagers with a main office in each place, and the private fund gross assets they report.
  1. New York603$4.26TN
  2. San Francisco72$207.0BN
  3. Miami111$1.39TN
  4. Chicago67$411.5BN
  5. Dallas53$98.6BN
  6. Boston88$522.4BN
  7. Los Angeles66$89.1BN
  8. Connecticut137$1.13TN

SEC Form ADV, filings through Oct 1, 2026. Counted on each city's page.

Hedge fund managersMain office in Miami
111
Private fund gross assetsAll of them, as filed
$1.39TN
Held by the ten largestOf that total
96%
Largest: Citadel AdvisorsForm ADV, Jun 2026
$1.09TN

The 50 largest hedge funds in Miami

Ranked by private fund gross assets as filed on Form ADV. Each name opens the firm's SEC record. A firm that files through more than one adviser is one row, carried by its larger filing; the others are named under it with their own figures and never added.

The 50 largest of 111 hedge fund managers with a main office in the Miami metro area, by private fund gross assets on SEC Form ADV, filings through Oct 1, 2026.
RankFirmPrivate fund gross assetsRegulatory AUMMain officeHedge fundsForm ADV filed
1Citadel Advisors$1.09TN$570.6BNMiami, FL37 of 37Jun 2026
2Lighthouse Investment Partners$70.1BN$107.4BNPalm Beach Gardens, FL139 of 139Sep 2026
3III Capital Management$47.6BN$88.2BNBoca Raton, FL7 of 8May 2026
4OC Investment Management$45.2BN$75.9BNMiami, FL1 of 1May 2026
5Voloridge$36.2BN$36.2BNJupiter, FL5 of 5Mar 2026
6Universa Investments$21.3BN$21.3BNMiami, FL45 of 45Mar 2026
7Daemon Investment and Asset Management$7.1BN$7.1BNMiami, FL3 of 3Mar 2026
8Altarock Partners$5.7BN$5.7BNWest Palm Beach, FL2 of 2Apr 2026
9Skye Global Management$5.0BN$5.2BNWest Palm Beach, FL1 of 1Mar 2026
10Valley Forge Capital Management$4.4BN$4.4BNMiami, FL3 of 3Mar 2026
11Fourth Sail Capital US$3.7BN$3.7BNBoca Raton, FL2 of 3Mar 2026
12Isam Funds (USA)$3.6BN$6.0BNBoca Raton, FL3 of 3Sep 2026
13Sirenia Capital Management$3.5BN$4.3BNMiami Beach, FL2 of 2May 2026
14Acasta Partners US$3.1BN$4.7BNBoca Raton, FL1 of 1Feb 2026
15Holdco Asset Management$2.8BN$2.8BNFort Lauderdale, FL4 of 4Mar 2026
16Forest Avenue Capital Management$2.3BN$2.4BNMiami, FL1 of 1Sep 2026
17Divisadero Street Capital Management$2.2BN$2.6BNMiami, FL1 of 1Mar 2026
18Sanders Capital$2.1BN$122.2BNWest Palm Beach, FL3 of 3Jul 2026
19Point Break Capital Management$2.0BN$2.0BNMiami, FL1 of 1May 2026
20Alpine Associates Management$2.0BN$2.1BNPalm Beach, FL9 of 9Mar 2026
21Wexford Capital$1.7BN$1.7BNWest Palm Beach, FL7 of 13Oct 2026
22RK Capital Management$1.7BN$1.7BNWeston, FL3 of 3Mar 2026
23Shaolin Capital Management$1.7BN$3.9BNMiami, FL1 of 1Mar 2026
24Redwheel$1.5BN$4.4BNMiami, FL2 of 2Mar 2026
25Fora Capital$1.4BN$1.7BNMiami, FL1 of 1Mar 2026
26Arrington Capital Investment Management$1.4BN$1.4BNMiami, FL3 of 3Mar 2026
27Meteora Capital$1.3BN$1.5BNBoca Raton, FL6 of 6Mar 2026
28Infinitum Asset Management$1.1BN$1.1BNFort Lauderdale, FL3 of 3Mar 2026
29Occudo Quantitative Strategies$1.1BN$2.2BNFort Lauderdale, FL1 of 1Mar 2026
30Rivernorth Capital Management$1.1BN$6.2BNWest Palm Beach, FL5 of 5Mar 2026
31Nuverse Advisors$1.1BN$1.2BNHallandale Beach, FL1 of 1Mar 2026
32Prescott General Partners$1.0BN$1.7BNBoca Raton, FL1 of 1Mar 2026
33Azora Capital$1.0BN$2.5BNMiami, FL3 of 3Mar 2026
34Khrom Capital Management$981MM$981MMMiami, FL1 of 1Mar 2026
35Artia Global Partners$779MM$779MMMiami, FL1 of 1Mar 2026
36Thomas J. Herzfeld Advisors$577MM$890MMMiami Beach, FL5 of 9Aug 2026
37Tyro Capital Management$571MM$571MMMiami, FL2 of 2Apr 2026
38Kerrisdale Capital Management$430MM$448MMMiami Beach, FL2 of 2Mar 2026
39Ratan Capital Management$402MM$402MMMiami, FL2 of 2Mar 2026
40LRZ Capital$378MM$501MMMiami, FL3 of 3Sep 2026
41Aston Capital Management$364MM$712MMCoral Gables, FL5 of 5Mar 2026
42L1 Capital Global$357MM$434MMMiami Beach, FL1 of 1Mar 2026
43Brightline Capital Management$346MM$346MMMiami, FL2 of 2Mar 2026
44Eschaton Opportunities Fund Management$319MM$334MMMiami, FL2 of 2Mar 2026
45Hawkeye Capital Management$313MM$313MMMiami Beach, FL1 of 1Mar 2026
46QSO Capital Management$250MM$250MMFort Lauderdale, FL2 of 2Jul 2026
47Doma Perpetual Capital Management$249MM$308MMMiami, FL1 of 1Sep 2026
48Inca Investments$216MM$570MMMiami, FL1 of 1Apr 2026
49Balance Capital Partners$196MM$196MMMiami, FL2 of 2Jun 2026
50Tremblant Capital Group$195MM$745MMWest Palm Beach, FL2 of 2Mar 2026

Hedge funds by city: the eight places compared

Each place counts the managers whose Form ADV main office is there. Select a city to open its page.

  1. Hedge funds in New York$4.26TN filed603
  2. Hedge funds in Connecticut$1.13TN filed137
  3. Hedge funds in Miami$1.39TN filed111
  4. Hedge funds in Boston$522.4BN filed88
  5. Hedge funds in San Francisco$207.0BN filed72
  6. Hedge funds in Chicago$411.5BN filed67
  7. Hedge funds in Los Angeles$89.1BN filed66
  8. Hedge funds in Dallas$98.6BN filed53

Where in Miami the managers are

The towns of the main offices, as filed. The area is the Miami metro area, which takes in Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach (Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL, Census CBSA 33100).

Managers by town, the 8 with the most
  1. Miami44
  2. Miami Beach14
  3. Boca Raton13
  4. West Palm Beach9
  5. Fort Lauderdale5
  6. Aventura4
  7. Coral Gables4
  8. Palm Beach3

Of the 111 managers in Miami.

Managers by size

Private fund gross assets as filed. Most managers are small; a few hold most of the assets.

Managers by private fund gross assets
  1. $10BN and up6 ($1.31TN)
  2. $1BN to $10BN27 ($66.7BN)
  3. $100MM to $1BN35 ($9.6BN)
  4. Under $100MM43 ($1.9BN)

Of the 111 managers in Miami; 24 of them are exempt reporting advisers, which file Form ADV without registering.

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How this study is made

  1. Who counts. A hedge fund manager here is an adviser whose private funds are half or more hedge funds by its own Form ADV (Schedule D), with its main office in the Miami metro area, which takes in Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach (Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach, FL, Census CBSA 33100). An exempt reporting adviser counts only when its filing lists a website.
  2. How they are ranked. By the private fund gross assets each manager files; regulatory AUM is shown and does not set the rank. Figures are as filed, with the month of the filing.
  3. One kind per firm. A firm our other lists or rankings already place as another kind of investor is not counted here. Left out: 8 whose filed name names another kind of business (such as credit, lending, real estate, infrastructure, wealth or venture); 7 whose kind on our lists or rankings is another kind (5 credit managers, 1 private equity firm and 1 wealth manager); 1 that file 100 or more individual clients with financial planning and that we have not read; 1 whose latest Form ADV is more than 15 months old.
  4. One business, one row. Advisers of one business (the same website or company page on Form ADV, a name their own site carries in one town, or a pair we read by hand) are one row, carried by the larger filing and its figure, never added, and shown once, in the place of that filing.
  5. Names. Firm names only, as the firm trades; no person, contact or street address is shown.

The rows are free to use with credit under CC BY 4.0. Download the rows as CSV.

Cite as: Praxis Rock Advisors, "Hedge Funds in Miami," updated November 9, 2026, praxisrock.com/insights/hedge-funds-miami.

Sources and dates
FigureSourcePeriod, read
Firms, main offices, regulatory AUM, private fund gross assets, fund counts by type, filing datesSEC Form ADV monthly file, registered advisersFilings through Oct 1, 2026; read Oct 31, 2026
The same fields for exempt reporting advisersSEC Form ADV monthly file, exempt reporting advisersFilings through Oct 1, 2026; read Oct 31, 2026
Each row's filingSEC Investment Adviser Public Disclosure, linked on each rowAs filed
The kind of each firm (one kind per firm across our lists)Our lists, rankings and the firm reads behind them, and each firm's own site where we read itAs read by Nov 9, 2026
The place of each main officeHUD ZIP code to county file and the Census metro area definitions (July 2023)As our place lists use them

Frequently Asked Questions

How many hedge funds are in Miami?

111 hedge fund managers with a main office in the Miami metro area file Form ADV with the SEC and run private funds that are half or more hedge funds (SEC monthly adviser files, filings through October 1, 2026). Together they report $1.39TN of private fund gross assets. Managers that file only with a state, and offices of managers based elsewhere, are not in this count.

What is the largest hedge fund in Miami?

Citadel Advisors, with $1.09TN of private fund gross assets on its Form ADV filed Jun 2026. The next largest are Lighthouse Investment Partners ($70.1BN) and III Capital Management ($47.6BN).

How are the hedge funds on this list ranked?

By the private fund gross assets each manager reports on Form ADV (Schedule D). Gross assets count what the funds borrow, so they run above the money investors put in. Regulatory AUM is shown beside it and does not set the rank.

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