Alternative specialist GNI renames itself Bright Capital and launches retail fund

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the fund of hedge funds manager is planning a foray into the institutional side of the market with new range

Alternative investment specialist GNI has renamed itself Bright Capital amid a flurry of initiatives and product launches, including a global fund of hedge fund launch and a refocus on the institutional side of the market. The Old Mutual subsidiary is currently retail-focused, but will launch its institutional range after this summer, possibly later taking the same products and offering them back into the retail market. Despite the changes Bright is still continuing its retail program. The next Bright product being finalised is a retail global multi-manager closed ended hedge fund, to ...

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