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Kettera Strategies adds three new managers to fast growing hedge fund marketplace

Monday, August 08, 2016

Matthias Knab, Opalesque:

Kettera Strategies and its Hydra marketplace, a global market providing investors with manager access, notional funding, daily transparency and twice monthly liquidity to established and emerging alternative asset managers, today announced three new additions to its lineup: ADG Capital, AE Capital and Deep Field Capital. Today’s news follows the announcement that Quantitative Investment Management’s (QIM) Global Program joined Hydra earlier this year, bringing the total number of investment programs on Hydra to 40. QIM was founded in 2003 by Jaffray Woodriff and manages more than $2.4 billion in its Global Program, QIM’s flagship strategy.

"Allocators, investors and managers are finding real value by coming together on Hydra," said Jon Stein, CEO of Hydra’s operator, Chicago-based Kettera Strategies. "One thing that distinguishes us in addition to managers that are strong veterans, is that we focus globally on strategies that are unique and diversifying. The addition of ADG, AE and Deep Field to Hydra underscores this strength."

"Managers are turning to Hydra for many reasons, including to connect with clients outside their home base – in this case an Australian and two European managers," said Terri Engelman Rhoads, Kettera’s President. "For investors, allocating to managers on Hydra means accessibility, efficient investing, daily transparency, increased liquidity, and the abi......................

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