Potter and Burdett to launch offshore MM funds

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Thames River Capital multi-manager duo Gary Potter and Rob Burdett will launch two offshore multi-manager vehicles on 3 June.

The Dublin-based UCITS III offerings, the Multi-Select and Global Boutiques funds, have been approved by the Irish Financial Services Regulatory Authority. They include US dollar, euro, and Norwegian krone share classes. Thames River says the Global Boutiques fund will mirror its existing onshore vehicle but subject to the different regulatory constraints. The fund will hold 15 to 25 offerings from regional and global boutique managers. The Multi-Select fund will hold a 15 to 25 fund portfolio from within the Thames River and Nevsky Capital range, as well as those managed by third party...

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