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Manager Wiborg comments on negative year for hedge fund Pecunia

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While the Swedish hedge fund Pecunia has ended 2006 with a -11.46% return, the fund’s manager Ragnhild Wiborg remains confident that the fund will be able to deliver in the long term.

2006 has proven to be a year of negative ret

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