US bank Morgan Stanley has become the latest player in the newcits arena by adding its first Ucits III-compliant hedge fund onto its FundLogic platform
CreativeCap Advisors has selected five companies to join its inaugural Fall 2018 Class for the Global Emerging Manager Incubator. “We are thrilled to welcome and unveil our inaugural Fall 2018 Class. Each company we are welcoming offers something special and
Nomura announced the launch of its latest newcits – the HFRq UCITS III Fund
New research now offers a unique road map for all emerging and start-up hedge fund managers as they make their way to USD1 billion AUM. This has been achieved by analysing the path to growth and crucial insights of larger,
Many Alternative UCITS funds continue to have a difficult time delivering in 2018. The LuxHedge Global Alternative UCITS Index posted a small loss of 0.01 per cent, bringing 2018 YTD to -1.43 per cent. Half of the nearly 1000 index
Global hedge fund industry performance dipped negative in September, with overall industry returns at -0.17 per cent last month, according to the latest data from investment data and analytics firm eVestment. This brings Q3 returns to just barely positive at
Universal-Investment and New York-based hedge fund specialist York Asset Management have launched an absolute return fund, The York Lion Merger Arbitrage Liquidity Fund UI. The fund is based upon The Lion Fund and is the first global merger arbitrage strategy
Business information provider IHS Markit has launched new onshore Chinese bond market indices in alliance with ChinaBond Pricing Center Co (CBPC), a subsidiary of China Central Depository and Clearing Co (CCDC), a pricing provider for the world’s third largest fixed
Hedge funds were down last week, though they outperformed equity benchmarks and a diversified 60/40 equity/bond portfolio, according to the latest Weekly Brief from Lyxor’s Cross Asset Research team. Lyxor writes: “High beta strategies, in which we have been defensive
A survey by London-based KDK Asset Management has found that the vast majority of FoHF managers are heading down the Ucits road, despite their poor performance this year (-0.83 per cent YTD)
