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Final nominations for EuroHedge Awards announced

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Stockholm (HedgeNordic) – The final nominations for the EuroHedge Awards 2015 have been announced on the hedge fund intelligence website. Among the nominees are a number of Nordic hedge funds.

Max Mitteregger’s Gladiator fund is short-listed in the European Equity under 500 MUSD category. In the Specialist Sector Equity category, AAM Absolute Return and the Sector Healthcare fund is among the nominated funds. Another Norwegian fund, Taiga, is nominated for the best small-cap equity fund.

In the UCITS Equity category, Danske Invest Europe Long/Short Dynamic is one of the competitors. The Fixed Income category even sees three Nordic funds nominated: Brummer & Partners Nektar, Nordkinn Fixed Income Macro and Nykredit Alpha.

Swedish Origo Quest 1 have been selected as one of seven nominated funds for best Emerging Manager and Smaller Fund – Equity Strategies.

Winners will be announced on January 21 at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London.

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