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Holland Park Capital launches digital hedge fund, with a target size of $250m

Monday, November 07, 2022

Laxman Pai, Opalesque Asia:

Singapore based Investment Research company Holland Park Capital group said that its unit Holland Park Digital Assets has launched a multi-strategy digital assets hedge fund.

The Fund began trading under Holland Park Digital Assets with proprietary capital and intends to raise $250m over time from high net worth investors, said a media release.

According to the release, Holland Park takes a multi-strategy, systematic approach to crypto trading and currently runs sleeves focused on fundamental long-biased investing, dynamic hedging, pair trading, and arbitrage.

Annualized performance is targeted at 30-50% with a volatility of 30%. The Fund invests in a multitude of strategies either directly, through managed accounts or through fund investments and is well positioned to benefit from a diversified set of evolving strategies.

"At Holland Park, the belief is that over time most assets will be digitalized. This will have a profound impact on finance and many other economic sectors. Diligently managed fundamental exposure to this exponential growth with systematic investment and dynamic hedge methodologies has the potential to create outstanding investment returns," it said.

The Manager co-founded Quant Asset Management Pte Ltd in 2004, a Singapore MAS regulated Global Equity Hedge Fund that has operated for over 15 years and won many awards amongst them, the Asia Hedge Award and the Best Quantitative Fund by Asian Investor, trad......................

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