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tideway absolute return fund gets lux approval

By Mark Battersby, 13 Sep 12

Boutique investment manager Tideway Investment Partners is planning to add euro and dollar shares classes to its absolute return fund and has already obtained authorisation to be sold in Luxembourg and Germany.

Boutique investment manager Tideway Investment Partners is planning to add euro and dollar shares classes to its absolute return fund and has already obtained authorisation to be sold in Luxembourg and Germany.

The Global Navigator fund was launched on 6 September 2011 and is managed by Peter Doherty, previously at Goldman Sachs and Bank of America. 

The fund, which has a target return of 6 – 8 % pa after fees, invests in bonds and currencies with a 6 – 18 month horizon and is hedged against risk aversion.

Ranked third out of a total of 192 on and offshore funds according to fund website Trustnet on 7 September 2012, Doherty said: “Back in the final quarter of 2011 we decided to invest heavily in insurance company bonds, for example, Legal & General and Aviva, both of which were posting good results and improving their balance sheets.”
 

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