The top hedge funds are some of the most well-known and well-managed funds in the world, according to data released by the world’s largest hedge funds.

A total of 1,634 funds are included in the latest index, based on assets in the S&P 500, which has a benchmark price index of $50,000.

The most popular funds include:Capital One (2.3%), Vanguard (1.7%), BlackRock (1%), and UBS (1%).

Vanguard is the most widely followed fund, with $9.4 billion in assets.

BlackRock, UBS and Vanguard are also the top-rated funds on the SACAN Index, which measures fund performance across the broader market, and the S &M Index.

Vanguard has more than $9 trillion in assets under management.

Capital One and BlackRock are followed by Vanguard, U.S. bank Morgan Stanley and private equity firm Pershing Square Capital Management.

Vox, which tracks mutual funds, was not included in either index.

The index covers stocks, bonds, real estate and technology.

It covers only those funds that are listed on a public exchange.

The latest data shows that fund performance has improved markedly in the past decade, although there have been more recent ups and downs.

There have been notable dips in the price of some of these funds, such as BlackRock and U.K. fund CVC.

But overall, the market has generally bounced back, according for the latest analysis by Morningstar.

The fund performance data also show a significant decrease in the returns of some funds.

BlackRock is the biggest loser, with the fund falling from a P/E ratio of 2.7 in 2015 to 1.6 today.

The largest gainers in the index have been companies with a higher value of their assets, which are often seen as being better at growing their companies.

The data is based on the performance of about 8.6 million funds in four sectors: financial services, consumer discretionary, real-estate and technology, and energy and mining.

The S&amps S&amx, which was launched in 2008, tracks investments made by the top 100 hedge funds across the world.

The annual report covers the results of about 1,500 hedge fund managers and their businesses, with some information on how they managed their portfolios.

The Index has been tracking funds since the end of last year, but its growth has slowed since its launch.

In 2015, the index was up 9.1% from the year before.