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Commodities Hedge Fund List — 621+ Funds with Contacts & Emails
The Commodities Hedge Fund List is the most comprehensive downloadable database of commodity and futures hedge funds available.
It includes detailed contact information for more than 621 hedge funds worldwide that invest across the commodity complex — energy (crude oil, natural gas, refined products), metals (gold, silver, copper, industrial metals), agriculture (grains, softs, livestock), and managed futures/CTA strategies. Covering managers across the US, UK, Switzerland, Singapore, and 20+ additional countries, this list spans the full range from physical commodity traders to systematic trend-followers, fundamental commodity specialists, and commodity equity long/short managers.
Each listing includes 40 categories of data including direct email addresses, executive contacts, AUM, investment strategy, and current hiring status. Delivered in Excel (.xls) and .csv format for instant use with any spreadsheet or CRM software.
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Executive Emails
Assets Under Management (AUM)
Change in AUM (12 and 24 month)
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Year Launched
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Who Uses the Commodities Hedge Fund List?
Sales & Marketing Teams
Selling products or services to commodity hedge funds? Our list includes direct contact details, executive names, email addresses, and phone numbers for 621+ funds globally. Commodity managers are major consumers of market data feeds, CTRM and ETRM software, weather analytics, supply chain intelligence, satellite imagery, and exchange connectivity. Import directly into your CRM and start reaching portfolio managers, traders, and analysts at funds trading energy, metals, agriculture, and managed futures strategies worldwide.
Job Seekers
Looking for a position at a commodity or futures hedge fund? This list includes HR contacts and direct executive emails at 621+ firms. Commodity funds hire commodity traders, quantitative researchers, fundamental analysts, and professionals with deep expertise in physical markets, supply chains, and derivatives. Reach hiring managers directly at both large systematic CTA platforms and specialist physical commodity traders — without competing on job boards.
Researchers & Consultants
Need comprehensive data on commodity hedge funds? Our list provides AUM figures, strategy classifications, employee counts, year founded, and dozens of other data points. Perfect for studying the commodity hedge fund landscape, analyzing the split between systematic and discretionary managers, and understanding how funds trade across energy, metals, and agricultural markets. Download and work with the data in Excel instantly.
What Is a Commodity Hedge Fund?
Commodity hedge funds invest across the global commodity complex — energy (crude oil, natural gas, refined products), precious metals (gold, silver, platinum), base and industrial metals (copper, aluminum, nickel, zinc, iron ore), and agriculture (grains like wheat, corn, and soybeans, softs like coffee, sugar, and cocoa, and livestock). This list also includes managed futures and CTA (commodity trading advisor) managers, who typically trade commodity futures alongside financial futures (equity indices, interest rates, currencies) using systematic trend-following and momentum models. Commodity investing is one of the most diverse and specialized areas of the hedge fund industry, combining physical market expertise, derivatives knowledge, and in many cases, sophisticated quantitative modeling to identify and exploit pricing inefficiencies across global commodity markets.
Commodity hedge funds employ a wide range of approaches. Physical commodity traders take positions in actual commodities, exploiting logistical arbitrage, storage economics, and regional price differences. Financial commodity traders focus on futures, options, and swaps traded on exchanges like NYMEX, COMEX, ICE, LME, and CBOT. Systematic CTA managers use algorithmic models to trade trend-following, momentum, carry, and mean reversion signals across global futures markets. Fundamental discretionary managers analyze supply and demand balances, weather patterns, crop reports, OPEC policy, mining output, and geopolitical risk to form directional views. Commodity equity long/short managers invest in the stocks of mining, energy, and agricultural companies. Some managers specialize in a single commodity sector (precious metals, grains, or energy), while others trade across the full commodity complex.
Each of the 621+ hedge fund listings in our Commodities Hedge Fund List includes 40 categories of verified information. Contact data includes company address, main phone and fax numbers, company website URL, main company email address, and direct email addresses for up to four key executives. You will also find each fund’s assets under management (AUM), 12-month and 24-month change in AUM, primary investment strategy, year the fund was launched, number of employees, number of clients, and current hiring status. Funds in this list are located across 20+ countries, with concentrations in the United States (New York, Houston, Chicago, Greenwich), the United Kingdom (London), and Singapore.
The Commodities Hedge Fund List is formatted for immediate use. Sort and filter by country, city, AUM range, or any other data field using Excel’s built-in tools. Whether you are building a targeted marketing campaign to reach commodity traders and CTA managers, researching the competitive landscape of commodity and managed futures strategies, prospecting for new business among managers who trade energy, metals, and agriculture, or identifying commodity funds that are actively hiring, this list gives you the data you need in a format you can use right away.
Unlike enterprise hedge fund databases like Preqin or PitchBook that charge tens of thousands of dollars per year for subscription access, HedgeLists provides this data as a one-time download at a fraction of the cost. Your purchase includes 12 months of free updates — every 30 to 60 days we will send you a link to download the latest version with new funds added, updated contacts, and current AUM figures.
Related Strategy & Hedge Fund Resources
Explore our other strategy-focused and regional hedge fund lists before you buy. Commodity strategies overlap with several related approaches — see our Energy Hedge Fund List for managers focused specifically on oil, gas, and power markets, our Global Macro Hedge Fund List for macro managers who trade commodities alongside currencies and rates, and our Emerging Market Hedge Fund List for managers investing in commodity-exporting developing economies. You can also browse by geography — see our North America, Europe, or Asia Hedge Fund Lists. For worldwide coverage across all strategies, explore our Global Hedge Fund List covering 10,000+ funds across 30+ countries.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the Commodities Hedge Fund List
What is a commodity hedge fund?
A commodity hedge fund invests across the global commodity complex — energy (crude oil, natural gas), precious metals (gold, silver), base metals (copper, aluminum), and agriculture (grains, softs, livestock). This category also includes managed futures and CTA managers who trade commodity futures alongside financial futures using systematic models. Approaches range from physical commodity trading and fundamental analysis of supply/demand balances to systematic trend-following, momentum strategies, and commodity equity long/short.
How many commodity hedge funds are in the list?
The Commodities Hedge Fund List includes 621+ commodity and futures hedge funds worldwide. These funds are located across 20+ countries, with the largest concentrations in the United States (New York, Houston, Chicago, Greenwich), the United Kingdom (London), and Singapore. With 1,690 email addresses, this is one of our largest strategy-specific lists.
What format is the commodity hedge fund list in?
The list is delivered in both .xls (Excel) and .csv format, which are compatible with virtually all spreadsheet software (Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers) and CRM platforms (Salesforce, HubSpot, etc.). You can sort, filter, and analyze the data immediately after download.
How current is the contact information?
Our data is updated every 30 to 60 days. Your purchase includes 12 months of free updates — we will email you a new download link each time we publish a refreshed version. List last updated:February 6, 2026
Does this list include managed futures and CTA managers?
Yes. The Commodities Hedge Fund List includes both traditional commodity-focused managers and managed futures/CTA (commodity trading advisor) managers. CTAs typically use systematic trend-following and momentum models to trade commodity futures alongside financial futures (equity indices, interest rates, currencies). If you are looking specifically for systematic futures managers, this list is the right choice. You can identify CTAs through the strategy classification in each listing.
How does this compare to Preqin, PitchBook, or other hedge fund databases?
Enterprise platforms like Preqin and PitchBook charge $10,000 to $50,000+ per year for subscription access to hedge fund data. HedgeLists provides comparable contact and fund data as a one-time downloadable purchase for $237, with 12 months of free updates included. For 621+ funds with 1,690 emails, this represents significant value compared to annual subscription models.
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