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Stockholm (HedgeNordic) – Adrigo Asset Management, förvaltningsbolaget bakom fonden Adrigo Hedge, anställer två nya personer och flyttar till nya lokaler.

Bolaget har rekryterat Stefan Gavelin som VD samt Daniel Åhlin som portföljförvaltare och ser goda förutsättningar för att fortsätta växa.

Stefan Gavelin kommer senast från JRS Asset Management där han jobbade som Risk Manager. Stefan har tidigare även jobbat som riskanalytiker på Wahlstedt & Sageryd och fem år i Storbritannien, bl. a. på London & Capital Asset Management och Poalim Asset Management.

Daniel Åhlin anslöt till Adrigo i december 2014, dessförinnan jobbade han i sex år som analytiker på en Long/Short Equity Hedgefond som drivs av Alsback Förvaltning AB. Daniel har även erfarenhet från Handelsbanken Capital Markets.

Adrigos nya adress blir Grev Turegatan 14 i Stockholm.

Bild: (c) FotolEdhar—Fotolia.com

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