The global hedge fund practice of Citigate Dewe Rogerson, an international financial and corporate communications consultancy, has now added more than 50 new clients since it was launched in 2016.
Client strategies covered include equity long/short, credit, quant, event-driven, activist, distressed, global macro, FX, crypto, emerging markets, biotech, disruptive tech and ESG.
The practice, centred on London, New York, Paris, Hong Kong and Singapore, is led by Senior Director Christen Thomson, a former Deputy CEO of the Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA), the global representative of the alternative investment industry. During his six years with AIMA, Christen worked closely with many of the world’s biggest hedge funds and many of the world’s biggest investors in hedge funds, as well as with the leading journalists covering the industry globally.
New hedge fund thought leadership and film services have also been announced.
Christen Thomson (pictured), Senior Director and head of hedge funds at Citigate Dewe Rogerson, says: “Thought leadership content is a powerful way for managers to demonstrate their expertise to target investor audiences. We are specialised in surveying hedge fund investor audiences and producing compelling, newsworthy conclusions. We have deep expertise in-house that can be used to produce extensive material such as white papers and reports or individual pieces of analysis. Managers are also increasingly using video content to communicate with investor audiences, both in terms of regular investor communications and to support marketing outreach. We work with exceptional film-makers to produce the highest quality content.”
Simon Rigby, Managing Director, Citigate Dewe Rogerson, says: “Citigate Dewe Rogerson is now a leader in hedge fund communications globally and our hedge fund services are continuing to grow and evolve with the industry. With our international network of offices in the major hedge fund industry centres worldwide we are well-placed to support a complex, sophisticated industry.”
