A study released by Deutsche Bank’s Hedge Fund Capital Group this week has revealed that investors expect north of USD185billion to flow into UCITS III absolute return funds over the n
Having first reported last month that Sabre Fund Management was close to launching its inaugural newcits – the Sabre All Weather Fund – last week saw it officially go live. It’s been a long process, the firm first announcing its
A Fund Processing Passport (FPP) Portal, set up by the European Funds and Asset Management Association (EFAMA) in June 2010 is beginning to garner support amongst fund managers.
Greenwich, Connecticut-headquartered hedge fund, AQR Capital Management, has joined forces with Bank of America Merrill Lynch to roll out a UCITS III-compliant version of its successfu
Zadig Gestion Luxembourg has launched a long-only UCITS III fund – the Memnon Fund – to be advised by London-based Zadig Asset Management LLP.
SEB has integrated its offering within alternative investments by merging the SEB-owned London boutique Key Asset Management unit with the SEB Alternative Investment Team (AIT) in Stockholm . The new team will be managed by Mikael Spångberg (pictured) as Managing Director, Stockholm and Chris
Finisterre Capital, the long/short emerging market total return specialist, has launched the Finisterre Equity Fund. Joint Portfolio Managers of the new fund are Alistair Candlish and Edward Cole, who joined Finisterre in August, 2011. The duo was hired as a
The Salus Alpha RN Special Situation fund delivered a good start to 2014, up 1.90 per cent in January. According to the Exane report, Absolute Return UCITS Fund Performances – February 2014, the fund was the second best performing fund
Investors expect more than USD185 billion to flow into UCITS III absolute return funds in the next twelve months, according to a Deutsche Bank survey of the industry. Using current estimates that USD140 billion is under management in UCITS III
Effective 17 October, 2011 GSC Group Limited has joined the Black Diamond family of companies and will now operate under the name Black Diamond Capital Management Limited. Black Diamond’s European office will be headed by Nick Petrusic, who, along with
