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Hyaline Capital launches macro-driven long/short equity hedge fund

Thursday, September 27, 2012

From Komfie Manalo, Opalesque:

Hyaline Capital Management recently launched a top-down, macro-driven long/short equity hedge fund, domiciled in Delaware. The new investment firm is located on Fifth Avenue in New York.

In an email sent to Opalesque, Hyaline’s co-founder Justin Meadlin said the fund’s focus is on macro and sector investments via ETFs as well as single stock selection across industries, with a particular focus on the consumer, retail, industrial and financial sectors.

"We believe our investment process is … well suited for today’s volatile markets as it incorporates macro, fundamental and technical analysis with a high priority on liquidity, transparency and preservation of capital," he said.

The fund will also utilize a three-pronged investment strategy that integrates macro, fundamental and technical analysis, in a process that is expected to be scalable and repeatable.

To align the fund with investor interest, Meadline, COO and head of business development, said that he and co-fonder Tony D’Andraia, CEO and CIO, would maintain a significant portion of their net worth in the fund.

Before launching Hyaline, Meadlin was a Managing Director at FBR Capital Markets for five years and Banc of America and Credit Suisse before that. D’Andraia spent the past two years managing $100m on the Morgan Stanley Prop desk and worked at Avesta Capital and Moore Capital before that.

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