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Performance - Bramdean's Strategic Hedge Funds portfolio up in January, NAV slightly down since Q3-09, Och-Ziff funds report gains through February, AuM up $600m, GAM reports 2009 profit of CHF149.6m, down from CHF376.6m in 2008, PAAMCO up 18% in 2009, wins award,Tiger cub Viking Global finished 2009 up 19%

Wednesday, March 03, 2010

Opalesque Exclusive: Bramdean's Strategic Hedge Funds portfolio up in January, NAV slightly down since Q3-09 From the Opalesque team:

Bramdean Alternatives' net asset value (NAV) per share for January was estimated at 83.50 sterling pence or $0.7774 (down from 84.02 pence and $0.7807 in September-09). Market Capitalisation was £68.6m (down from £78.01m in September 09).

Bramdean Alternatives Ltd is a Guernsey closed-ended investment company listed on the London Stock Exchange. The Company invests in a diversified portfolio of private equity funds, hedge funds and other specialty funds.

The Strategic Hedge Funds portfolio (portfolio holdings asset allocation of 9.7%) was up for January. It includes funds from D.E. Shaw, J. Paulson, King Street, and Deephaven. The multi-strategy manager registered a gain, driven by the rally in its airline related ABS positions. The global macro manager posted a loss, largely on poor performance of its relative value equity trades.

The portfolio's commitment cover which includes cash and the strategic hedge funds was 89.9% at the end of the month.

Bramdean remains committed to 16 private equity funds (portfolio holdings asset allocation of 49.8%), with commitments totalling $213.9m. No new commitments were made during January. The portfolio also holds two specialty funds, one of which, Aarkad, remains suspended.

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