Some of the richest people in the world are hedge fund managers. Their earnings will amaze you. Here are the top ten from last year:
| # | Manager / Firm | 2025 Pay |
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These are the biggest and most successful hedge fund managers in the game — and their results show why. The average return in 2025 from the top ten was a whopping 19.7%.
In our world, this is very impressive. At least it was, before TPP.
TPP's return in 2025? 31.2%.
* Results verified and accurate as of 31st December 2025.So if these are the best in the world, how did the rest of the industry do?
Below you can see the average monthly return for hedge funds globally over the last five years, via the Barclay Hedge Fund Index — compiled from over 2,000 funds. The fifth year is ongoing, and as you can see, it hasn't been kind:
| Year | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec | YTD |
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These are the results from over 2,000 hedge funds. 12.59% last year — and -0.34% this year so far. To put that into perspective, TPP is currently up 8.35% year to date.
Since the start of 2025, the difference is striking
(2025 + YTD 2026)
(2025 + YTD 2026)
That is a lot.
The fact is, you can't invest in these hedge funds even if you wanted to. They are paid by your pension fund or your investment manager to do their job for them.
But you can invest with TPP.
We build bespoke structures using our professional traders to create individual, tailored portfolios for our clients. We are hedge fund traders — but we work for you: the investor who simply wants more than their wealth manager can provide.
They aren't traders. They aren't even fund managers. They don't actively trade your account to heighten returns; they place your money on a platform and do absolutely nothing. Times have changed. Investing has moved on. It's called TPP.
With many clients linked to many traders, a portion of each subscription goes towards paying for their professional management. It's a model built for the serious private investor — not the institutional few.