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Trium launches investor-friendly multi-strategy hedge fund

Thursday, June 11, 2015

Benedicte Gravrand, Opalesque Geneva for New Managers:

Trium Capital, a London-based a specialist alternative asset manager, launched and seeded a new Multi-Strategy Hedge Fund this month. James Jarvis, who joined Trium in January as a Managing Director and Head of Multi-Strategy, is to run Trium’s new fund. Previously, Jarvis was an associate director at PAAMCO, the London-headquartered fund of hedge funds house, for four and a half years.

"The team has been built from the ground up to give investors a diversified portfolio constructed across both liquid discretionary and quantitative strategies," says the announcement. "It initially consists of four lowly correlated books run by experienced investment specialists. The discretionary portion includes a fundamental long/short equity strategy and a special situations/opportunistic equity-biased book, whilst on the quantitative side there is a systematic macro and a statistical arbitrage strategy."

The fund, while providing exposure to a range of hedge fund strategies, will apply fees to the overall fund performance rather than to individual underlying books.

"Starting with a blank sheet of paper has allowed us to implement an investor-friendly approach to multi-strategy. ......................

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