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F&F Systematic Trading Fund issues new share class with reduced fees

Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Opalesque Industry Update - The F&F Systematic Trading Fund, a managed futures fund, today announced the launch of an “accelerator capital” share class with reduced fees of 1% management and 10% of performance.

Investors will also soon be able to access the managed futures strategy through a listing on a managed account platform. The platform will enable investors to benefit from daily liquidity and a high level of transparency within an additional risk-controlled framework and through innovative cost efficient access routes.

The “accelerator Capital” share class will be available to investors in either the existing offshore fund or by allocating through the platform and will remain in place until December 30th 2011 or until capacity is filled if before this date.

A detailed fund profile can be downloaded from the company's website: Source

Corporate website: Source

The strategy is currently listed in Opalesque Solutions' A SQUARE fund database: Source

- FG

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