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Nordic Hedge Funds flat in December

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Stockholm (HedgeNordic) – Nordic hedge funds ended December largely unchanged as gains in Managed Futures funds were offset by losses in fixed income strategies. On the year, the Nordic Hedge Fund Index (NHX) gained 4.1%.

NHX CTA/Managed Futures continued its strong run in December to end the year with an average gain of 8 percent, the best performance recorded since 2008. NHX Fixed Income had a difficult month losing 1.6 percent, still with a healthy 1.9 percent gain for the year. All NHX sub-categories were up in 2014.

The entire report can be read here: NHX December 2014

 

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