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Danske, Oslo AM and Rhenman win at EuroHedge Awards

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Stockholm (HedgeNordic) – Among the eleven Nordic funds that were nominated for the EuroHedge Awards 2015, four came out as winners. Danske Invest was the big winner of the night, awarded for two funds on January 21 2016.

Danske Invest Europe Long-Short Dynamic won the UCITS equity category while also winning the long-term – macro, fixed income, relative value award for its Danske Invest Hedge Fixed Income Strategies.

Oslo Asset Management was awarded “best special sector equity” fund for its AAM Absolute Return. In the “long term performance – equity strategies” category, Rhenman  Healthcare Equity L/S was announced as winner.

The AAM Absolute Return fund was also nominated for “Fund of the Year” but fell short to BlackRock European. The Nordic Hedge Awards will be presented on April 27th in Stockholm.

Congratulations to all the winners!

 

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