Highbridge Capital Management

Highbridge Capital Management

Highbridge Capital Management LLC is a leading multi-strategy alternative investment firm specializing in credit and volatility-focused strategies across diverse liquidity and investment profiles. Founded in 1992 and headquartered in New York, Highbridge has evolved into a global investment platform encompassing hedge funds, traditional asset management products, and long-term credit and equity investments. As a subsidiary of J.P. Morgan Asset Management, the firm leverages institutional expertise, rigorous risk management, and a research-driven approach to deliver differentiated performance and innovative investment solutions across market cycles.

HIGHBRIDGE CAPITAL MANAGEMENT


INVESTMENT SOLUTIONS

  • Credit & Relative Value Strategies – Highbridge maintains a strong credit-focused platform, engaging in relative value trading and deep fundamental credit analysis to identify mispriced opportunities across markets.

  • Multi-Strategy & Hedge Fund SolutionsThe firm manages diversified multi-strategy vehicles that dynamically allocate capital across sub-strategies, including credit, volatility, event-driven, capital structure arbitrage, convertible credit, and distressed debt.

  • Co-Investments & Capital Structure Flexibility – Highbridge partners with institutional clients on co-investment opportunities and invests flexibly across the capital structure, from senior and subordinated debt to equity.

  • Event-Driven & Distressed Credit The firm targets opportunities arising from corporate events, restructurings, and distressed situations, seeking to capture value through deep situational analysis.

  • Volatility Strategies – Highbridge incorporates volatility-focused sub-strategies within its portfolios to generate returns and hedge risk during periods of market turbulence.

  • Risk Management & Capital Preservation – A cornerstone of Highbridge’s investment philosophy is disciplined risk management, focusing on minimizing drawdowns, managing exposure, and preserving capital through structural safeguards and strategic hedging.