LONDON, Aug 8 (Reuters) - Hedge fund Rokos Capital Management returned 1.36% for July and was up 13.74% for the year as of July 31, based on its main share class, according to a source familiar with the matter on Friday.
Investors in hedge funds sometimes have different share classes, which either minimise a fund investor's currency risk, take riskier or less risky bets, or have different fees.
The hedge fund, which oversees $22 billion, was up around 13% for the year as of July 25, based on its B-class shares.