PDT Partners
PDT Partners is a prominent player in the quantitative hedge fund space. The firm was initially founded by Pete Muller in 1993 as a proprietary trading group within Morgan Stanley. In 2013, the group spun out of Morgan Stanley to become an independent investment management firm. Today, PDT Partners is a global leader in quantitative finance, known for their rigorous scientific, systematic, and model-driven approach to investing. The firm has built a reputation for innovation and quantitative expertise within the financial industry.
ABOUT PDT PARTNERS
PDT, which stands for Process Driven Trading, utilizes a science-based methodology and quantitative approach to find inefficiencies in the markets.
PDT was a pioneer in the field of algorithmic trading in the 1990s and has risen to become one of the most renowned quant investment companies in the world.
The firm employs extensive research, cutting edge technology, and a disciplined focus on risk management and trade execution.
The firm uses advanced mathematical models and algorithms to identify and execute trading strategies across various asset classes including equities, futures, and options.
As of March 2023, PDT Partners has over $10 billion of assets under management.
PDT SERVICES
Quantitative Investment Strategies.
The firm specializes in developing and executing quantitative trading strategies based on advanced mathematical models, statistical analysis, and algorithmic trading systems.
Diversified Asset Classes.
The firm invests across a range of asset classes, including equities, futures, options, and potentially other derivatives.
Technology and Research.
The firm invests in cutting-edge technology infrastructure, data analytics capabilities, and quantitative research to enhance their trading models and decision-making processes.
Customized Solutions.
While PDT Partners primarily manages their own proprietary capital, the firm also offers customized investment solutions or advisory services to institutional clients.
Risk Management.
PDT Partners employs sophisticated risk models and controls to monitor and mitigate various types of risk, including market risk, liquidity risk, and operational risk.