Biotech Hedge Fund Portfolios
Track 20specialist biotech hedge funds from their SEC 13F filings. See what they're buying, selling, and where their conviction is strongest.
Driehaus Capital
Michael Caldwell (Healthcare PM)
Growth-oriented investment firm founded by Richard Driehaus (d. 2021), now led by CEO Steve Weber. Michael Caldwell manages the healthcare/life sciences portfolio, applying growth-at-a-reasonable-price philosophy to biotech with a focus on companies with accelerating revenue growth and approaching commercial inflection points.
OrbiMed Advisors
Jonathan Silverstein (Executive Partner)
One of the world's largest healthcare-dedicated investment firms, managing assets across public equity, private equity, royalties, and credit. OrbiMed's team of 100+ professionals includes physicians and PhDs covering all healthcare sub-sectors, with particular depth in biotech and pharma.
Baker Bros. Advisors
Felix Baker & Julian Baker
Concentrated long-only biotech fund known for taking very large positions in a small number of high-conviction names. The Baker brothers—both trained scientists—focus on deep due diligence of clinical-stage and commercial biotech companies, often holding positions for years through clinical catalysts.
Deerfield Management
James Flynn
Multi-strategy healthcare fund with one of the longest track records in the space. Deerfield invests across public equity, private equity, structured credit, and royalties in healthcare. Known for creative financing structures and deep industry relationships across pharma and biotech.
RTW Investments
Roderick Wong, MD
Data-driven biotech fund led by a physician-investor who combines clinical expertise with quantitative analysis. RTW takes concentrated positions across the biotech lifecycle, from crossover privates to public equities, with a focus on therapeutic areas where clinical data can be independently modeled.
RA Capital Management
Peter Kolchinsky, PhD
Crossover biotech fund that invests from late-stage private through public markets. Known for rigorous scientific analysis and the "biotech social contract" framework. Kolchinsky, a virologist by training, emphasizes understanding drug pricing dynamics and long-term value creation in biotech.
Perceptive Advisors
Joseph Edelman
Clinical-stage biotech specialist known for deep scientific due diligence and concentrated bets on binary catalysts like FDA approvals and pivotal trial readouts. Edelman and team leverage decades of pattern recognition in drug development to identify asymmetric risk/reward setups.
Avoro Capital Advisors
Behzad Aghazadeh, PhD
Biotech specialist fund (formerly Venbio Select Advisor) that takes concentrated positions in clinical and commercial-stage companies. Aghazadeh, a biochemist, is known for activist-style engagement and has served on multiple biotech boards to drive value creation.
BVF Partners
Mark Lampert
Concentrated, value-oriented biotech fund that typically holds 15-25 positions. Lampert focuses on companies with underappreciated assets relative to their pipeline value, often building large positions and engaging constructively with management teams.
Rock Springs Capital
Graham McPhail
Concentrated long/short healthcare fund focused on fundamental research. Rock Springs takes conviction-weighted positions based on deep pipeline analysis, therapeutic area expertise, and a willingness to be contrarian when the science supports it.
Eventide Asset Management
Finny Kuruvilla, MD, PhD
Values-based investment firm with significant biotech allocation. Kuruvilla—a physician, engineer, and PhD—leads a team that evaluates companies on both financial merit and alignment with ethical principles. Known for holding high-conviction biotech positions alongside broader healthcare and technology investments.
Redmile Group
Jeremy Green
Healthcare crossover fund investing from late-stage private rounds through public equity. Redmile manages a diversified book across biotech, medtech, and healthcare services, with a reputation for backing management teams through multiple rounds of financing.
EcoR1 Capital
Oleg Nodelman
Growth-stage crossover fund investing in life sciences companies from late-stage private rounds through public equity. Named after the EcoR1 restriction enzyme, reflecting the firm's scientific roots. Focuses on platform technologies and novel therapeutic modalities.
Deep Track Capital
David Kroin
Greenwich-based life sciences investment advisor founded by David Kroin, who previously co-founded Great Point Partners. Invests across public and private biotech, pharmaceutical, and medical device companies with over 25 years of healthcare investment expertise driving concentrated, high-conviction positioning.
Foresite Capital
Jim Tananbaum, MD
Data science-driven healthcare crossover fund investing from late-stage private through public equity. Uses proprietary data analytics and clinical expertise to identify asymmetric risk/reward opportunities across biotech and life sciences.
Cormorant Asset Management
Bihua Chen
Healthcare-focused crossover fund that invests from late-stage private through public markets. Known for concentrated, high-conviction positions in clinical and commercial-stage biotech companies with strong scientific differentiation.
Tang Capital Management
Kevin Tang
Event-driven biotech specialist known for concentrated bets around clinical catalysts, M&A situations, and activist campaigns. Deep industry relationships and willingness to engage publicly make the fund a closely watched market signal.
Casdin Capital
Eli Casdin
Life sciences tools and genomics specialist. Casdin Capital focuses on the "picks and shovels" of biotech—sequencing platforms, diagnostics companies, and enabling technologies—rather than traditional drug development bets. Known for early conviction in the genomics revolution.
Commodore Capital
Egen Atkinson & Michael Kramarz
Healthcare-focused investment firm co-founded by Egen Atkinson and Michael Kramarz. Takes concentrated positions in biotech and life sciences companies, combining deep scientific analysis with active portfolio management.
Boxer Capital
Aaron Davis
San Diego-based biotech specialist investing across the full drug development lifecycle from preclinical through commercial. Takes concentrated positions with deep scientific due diligence, leveraging proximity to the Southern California biotech cluster.
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Frequently asked questions
What biotech hedge funds do you track?
BiotechEdge tracks 20 specialist biotech and healthcare-focused hedge funds, including Driehaus Capital, OrbiMed Advisors, Baker Bros. Advisors, Deerfield Management, RTW Investments, and more. These are funds with deep biotech expertise and concentrated portfolios.
How often is 13F data updated?
13F filings are submitted to the SEC quarterly, within 45 days of the quarter end. We ingest and process new filings as they become available. Fund pages are refreshed every 6 hours.
What makes BiotechEdge different from WhaleWisdom or other 13F viewers?
Generic 13F viewers show you raw data across all sectors. BiotechEdge focuses exclusively on biotech, layering in catalyst dates, fund convergence signals, insider trading activity, short interest, and AI-generated context on every position change. We tell you what the data means, not just what it says.
Are 13F filings delayed?
Yes — 13F filings reflect positions as of the quarter end (e.g., March 31) but aren't filed until up to 45 days later. This means the data shows what funds held, not necessarily what they hold right now. BiotechEdge supplements 13F data with real-time insider signals and catalyst tracking.