Profile: ProMeritum Investment Management
London-based ProMeritum Investment Management runs a fixed income hedge fund
Ludovica Brignola
Ludovica was an editor at AlphaWeek from December 2018 - April 2019.
Canada’s 81–102: Opening the Floodgates for Foreign Managers?
Whilst much of the fanfare has been around the benefits for Canadian retail investors, foreign asset managers sniff an opportunity
Green Shoots Amidst Low Hedge Fund Launches Data
The gap between liquidations and new launches is closing
EnTrust Global: Not Only a Fund of Funds
In the last decade, EnTrust Global has steered away from its traditional fund of funds business and morphed into an alternative investment giant
Believe It: Some Managed Futures Good News
Believe It: Some Managed Futures Good News
CFTC 4.7 Exemption: Still Worth It?
CFTC 4.7 Exemption: Still Worth It?
Interview: Olga Chernova, Sancus Capital
Chernova’s career to date has run the gamut of credit investing
Profile: Northern Gulf Partners
Iraqi Investment Partners I, a hedge fund advised by Northern Gulf Partners, is betting on the future of a country that was cast into the abyss
Litigation Finance: A Hedge Fund Opportunity?
The strategy is not widely understood by allocators to hedge funds and private equity funds
Profile: Fasanara Capital
Fasanara Capital comprises 18 people, with offices in Milan and London
CTA: Can Terminology Adapt?
CTA: Can Terminology Adapt?
China Futures: More Alpha for Tactical Traders
Last March, China introduced crude oil futures on the Shanghai International Energy Exchange, a ground-breaking opportunity for Western tactical trading funds
MENA Hedge Funds Poised To Resume Upward Trend?
The first sign that corroborates the position of the MENA bulls’ vision of a coming outbreak of opportunity for alternative funds in the region comes from the recent advances around shorting rules
Profile: Euklid
Named after the Greek mathematician known as the ‘father of geometry’, Euklid is a new systematic, equity hedge fund based in London
2019: Return of the Trend?
The question ‘are trend following strategies dead?’ has, justifiably, been asked on numerous occasions by many commentators in the last decade
