Regent Pacific has re-launched its range of Tiger funds, suspended in August 1998 after the Russian ...
Regent Pacific has re-launched its range of Tiger funds, suspended in August 1998 after the Russian debt crisis and rouble devaluation. A court in the Cayman Islands has now approved the plan to issue shareholders in the Red, White, Gold and Blue Tiger funds and the Eastern European hedge fund with units in two new funds. The first is Novy Tygr, an open-ended Cayman Islands- domiciled equity fund that will value weekly and trade monthly. It will be managed by a team of investment managers led by David Curl, who will invest purely in equities concentrating on blue chip names. The fund is...
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