Public equity investor Boston Partners has transitioned its Boston Partners Global Long/Short Fund to the FundRock trading platform as of 4 June, which will see the fund shift from a SICAV to an ICAV structure, according to a report by AlphaWeek. Boston Partners will continue offering the fund in both institutional and retail share classes, while introducing a new early-bird share class (Class E) featuring a reduced investment management fee and no performance fee during a limited period. The global long/short strategy is managed by portfolio managers Joshua Jones and Christopher Hart.
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