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Merrill Lynchs FoHF portfölj blir del av Man Group

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Stockholm (HedgeNordic) –  Man Group har förvärvat Merrill Lynchs fund of hedge fund-portfölj bestående av 17 multi-strategy och strategy-focused fund of hedge funds med ett förvaltat värde om 1,2 miljarder USD. Man Group har nyligen även förvärvat Pine Grove Asset Management LLC.

Förvaltningen av Merrill Lynchs portföljer kommer att utföras av Man Groups avdelning för fund of hedge funds, FRM, som valdes efter en due diligence process där förvaltningsexpertis, personalens kvalitet, investeringsprocess och kundservice utvärderades. Fonderna kommer att erbjudas till bolagets kunder liksom Merrill Lynchs och US Trusts kunder. Det meddelade bolaget i ett pressmeddelande.
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Moa Långbergs
Moa Långbergs
Moa Långbergs är frilansjournalist med inriktning på ekonomi och näringsliv samt riskansvarig på AIF-förvaltaren Pandium Capital. Hon har tidigare jobbat på East Capital och på säkerhetsföretaget Vesper Group. Moa har en magisterexamen i nationalekonomi från Handelshögskolan vid Göteborgs Universitet.

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