Tudor-backed hedge fund Xantium plans record $9B spinout: FT (XLF:NYSEARCA)
Xantium, a hedge fund backed by Paul Tudor Jones II's Tudor Investment, plans to spin out independently in early 2027 with $9B in assets, according to the Financial Times.
How this was made
The 30-second read
Why it matters
The announced $9 B spinout creates a new independent fund, potentially attracting capital from existing Tudor investors and new entrants.
Market read
First report of a large hedge‑fund spinout; may influence capital flows in the alternative‑investment space.
What to watch
Regulatory approval and capital‑raising conditions in 2027 could alter the planned timeline.
Background
Xantium is a quantitative hedge fund currently part of Paul Tudor Jones II’s Tudor investment firm.
Market effects
Potential impact on the hedge‑fund and financial‑services sector as a large new vehicle enters the market.
Limited to U.S. and global hedge‑fund investor community.
Modest; the spinout size is notable but does not affect broader market indices.
Counterpoint
The spinout may face execution risk and could delay or shrink the $9 B target.
Key entities
- Hedge FundXantium
Quantitative hedge fund planning a spinout.
- InvestorPaul Tudor Jones II
Billionaire founder of Tudor Investment Corporation.



