Hedge Fund Inflows Extend Positive Streak to Eight Months
Net capital inflows into hedge funds have remained positive for eight consecutive months, according to the SS&C GlobeOp Capital Movement Index. The index reached 133.10 points in September 2026, marking a new 12-month high.
The SS&C GlobeOp Capital Movement Index closed September 2026 at 133.10 points. This represents an increase of 0.65 points from the August level. The index has advanced 5.50 points over the past 12 months.
This marks the eighth consecutive month of net inflows. Investors continued to allocate capital to the asset class. The current level is the highest recorded in the trailing 12-month period.
Capital movement index reaches new high
The index tracks net subscriptions and redemptions. It divides monthly net flows by total assets under administration. The data reflects actual capital movements confirmed by fund administrators.
The 12-month low for the index was 127.49 points in October 2025. The all-time high remains 150.77 points, set in September 2013. The current trajectory shows sustained investor interest in the sector.
Performance context for the period
The SS&C GlobeOp Hedge Fund Performance Index reports mid-teens returns. This figure covers the trailing 12-month period. The index provides an asset-weighted view of aggregate performance.
Gross performance data is available for the platform. The index is designed to be free from survivorship bias. It offers a transparent snapshot of fund returns for administered assets.
Data methodology and publication schedule
The index is published on the ninth business day of each month. It serves as a flash estimate of aggregate performance. Subsequent releases provide interim and final values.
The next publication date is October 13, 2026. The data is based on independently calculated capital movements. This ensures a consistent and unbiased view of market activity.
