Lendable, an emerging market fintech credit provider, is targeting a ground-breaking USD100 million closed-ended fund focused on emerging and frontier market fintech investments. Launched in Nairobi in 2015 by Daniel Goldfarb and Dylan Fried, Lendable’s goal is to get 100
Alternative credit-focused firm Selwood Asset Management has hired former Verrazzano Capital manager Karim Moussalem to launch a new equity long/short strategy.
LibreMax Capital (LibreMax), an asset management firm specialising in structured products and corporate credit, has successfully closed its fifth drawdown vehicle, LibreMax Structured Opportunities Partners I, with total capital commitments of approximately USD225 million. The Structured Opportunities Fund will target
PGIM Investments continues to expand its platform of alternative investment solutions with the launch of the PGIM Wadhwani Systematic Absolute Return Fund, a proprietary quantitative and systematic global macro strategy seeking long-term risk-adjusted total return. This is PGIM Investments’ first
RFA, the IT provider to the financial services industry, has launched a new Development Security Operations (DevSecOps) service for its clients.
Quadratic Capital Management, an innovative asset management firm, today announced the launch of the Quadratic Deflation ETF (NYSE Arca: BNDD).
Currency-focused investment manager Millennium Global Investments has launched a new systematic long/short currency hedge fund strategy to tap into burgeoning demand for non-correlated returns in what it calls a “favourable” investment environment.
Gordian Capital has announced the multi-country launch of GSB Equity Long Short Fund managed by Geoffrey Bennett of GSB Capital, LLC in San Francisco. The Fund invests in high concentration, high conviction large and mid- cap Japanese equities. The market
Cheyne Strategic Value Credit has successfully raised its second fund, Cheyne European Strategic Value Credit Fund II (SVC II) securing EUR 1 billion capacity less than six months after its first close, with strong support from existing investors and significant
Insch Kintore, the currency and gold-focused CTA hedge fund run by ex-AHL director Christopher Cruden, remains up this year as the precious metal continues on its rollercoaster ride.
