Fairtree Wild Fig Multi Strategy FR QI Hedge Fund
Fund Inception:
Minimum Investment:
August 2010
R1,000,000 initial amount
Fund Inception:
August 2010
Minimum Investment:
R1,000,000 initial amount
The Fund's Goal:
The Fairtree Wild Fig Multi-Strategy FR QI Hedge Fund aims to create capital growth for long-term investors by employing various strategies and instruments across a combination of equities, fixed income and commodities.
Why hedge funds?
Disclaimer:
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Risk Profile:
The Fund holds a blend of lower and higher risk assets and employs leverage / gearing.
Medium – High
Explain risk / reward
Assets like equities, property and commodities are classified as higher risk assets. They typically generate higher potential returns, but can also yield higher potential losses than assets like fixed income and cash and cash equivalents.
Investment Horizon:
The ideal investment period for this fund:
Medium – Long Term
Fund Managers
Bradley Anthony
Kurt van der Walt
The Fund is for you if:
- You have an existing investment portfolio and are looking for ways to enhance returns and further diversify your overall portfolio.
- Your view of diversification includes benefitting from dynamic strategy teams employing multiple strategies and instruments across different asset classes (equities, fixed income and commodities) that generate uncorrelated return streams.
- Your main objective is to create real investment growth over the medium-to-long-term.
- You are in the position to stay invested for 5+ years, allowing the fund to achieve maximum growth (although you may withdraw from the fund at any time).
- You are comfortable with an investment risk profile that is medium-high.
- You wish to generate potential positive returns even when markets are falling, capitalising on downside risk protection that hedge funds typically offer.
