Aurora appionts Forsyth to manage Global Property

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Aurora Funds SPC has appointed international asset management company Forsyth Partners to manage its new Cayman-domiciled Global Property fund.

The fund will be actively managed by Forsyth Partners which will make fund selections for investment through its own fund analysis, which encompasses a blend of both qualitative and quantitative research. It follows a fund of funds approach and aims to capitalise on the continuing growth of industrial, commercial and residential property around the world. It has no strong bias towards the type of property or geographical area and investment decisions will be made from a macro level while utilising the expertise of underlying managers. The portfolio is also designed to have good liquidity a...

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