Arrowpoint Adds 10 Teams, Eyes $2.5–$3B Fundraise
Arrowpoint added 10 trading teams, expanding to about 30 active teams, as it prepares to raise $2.5bn–$3bn in the second half of 2026.
Arrowpoint Investment Partners has recruited 10 trading teams to its multi-strategy platform, bringing its active roster to roughly 30 and preparing to raise between $2.5 billion and $3 billion in the second half of 2026. The firm operates an Asia-focused, pod-style structure and manages close to $2 billion in assets.
The new teams are scheduled to begin trading later in 2026 and will broaden Arrowpoint’s coverage across equities, fixed income, commodities and quantitative strategies. The firm reported an estimated 8.3% return in the first five months of the year and a 12-month gain of about 14% through May.
Arrowpoint launched in mid-2024 with about $500 million under management. Jonathan Xiong, the former co-CEO of Millennium Asia, leads the firm. Institutional backers include the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board, Blackstone and Seviora Capital, which is linked to Temasek.
The firm employs roughly 140 people and plans to add about 50 staff over the course of the year to support the expanded team roster and operations. Arrowpoint has said it will pace fundraising to align with hiring and the expansion of risk controls to avoid taking in capital faster than it can onboard teams and scale infrastructure.
Recruiting experienced portfolio managers and specialized trading teams has been a focus as multi-strategy platforms expand. Arrowpoint’s additions increase the number of independent trading pods allocated capital within a single platform.
Performance across the firm’s main strategies has supported inflows from both existing and new investors. The firm expects the new teams and planned hires to support its operations as it seeks the targeted fundraise in the second half of 2026.







