
SYZ rolls out high-yield currencies UCITS
Swiss banking group, SYZ & CO launched a new UCITS III fund this week that looks to lock-in returns by investing in high-yield currencies.

Swiss banking group, SYZ & CO launched a new UCITS III fund this week that looks to lock-in returns by investing in high-yield currencies.

Following last month’s decision to shutter its UK Crescendo Fund in favour of an onshore UCITS-III variation, London-based Threadneedle Asset Management<

UBS and Hedge Fund Research have launched the UBS ETFs plc – HFRX Global Hedge Fund Index SF, the first exchange-traded fund built on the investable benchmark of hedge fund performance. The ETF was listed on the Deutsche Boerse Exchange

Sloane Robinson and Deutsche Bank are working together with the aim of launching a Ucits compliant Asia fund that will be managed by the same investment team responsible for Sloane Robinson’s flagship Asia offering. Pending regulatory approval, the planned fund

The IFG Trust and Corporate Group has concluded its acquisition of Moore Group following receipt of regulatory approval from the Jersey Financial Services Commission (JFSC). The acquisition marks a significant development in the group’s growth strategy within the international fund

Saba Capital Management, the New York based USD1.4 billion hedge fund, has recently celebrated the one-year anniversary of its first foray into ETFs, with CEFS, its ETF based on closed-end funds. Leah Jordan, Vice President at Saba Capital, explains that

Deutsche Bank and Paulson & Co Inc announced this week the launch of a UCITS-III version of John Paulson&rsquo
Geneva-based Palaedino Asset Management, the fund manager arm of the Palaedino Group and advisor to the Axiom Fund, this week announced that it would be
ML Capital Asset Management, the investment manager and promoter of the MontLake UCITS Platform, has published the 10th edition of the quarterly ML Capital Alternative UCITS Barometer. The Barometer is designed to help identify and anticipate key trends in

Ireland’s Central Bank has confirmed that UCITS organized as self-managed investment companies (“SMICs”) will need to complete a UCITS IV enhancement process by 1 July 2013, wrote law firm Maples and Calder this week. For most SMICs this will involve