Investec adds three Ucits III funds to GSF range

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Investec Asset Management has launched three new funds for its Luxembourg-domiciled GSF range - which utilise full Ucits III powers in the energy, natural resources and currency sectors.

The Investec GSF Enhanced Global Energy fund - run by Mark Lacey and Jonathan Waghorn - takes both long and short positions in energy-related equities, commodities and derivatives in a bid to provide smoother returns throughout the market cycle. In volatility terms, the new product sits between Lacey and Waghorn's £224.8m long-only Global Energy vehicle and the duo's soft-launched hedge fund. The Investec GSF Emerging Markets Currency Alpha fund, run Werner Gey van Pittius, will convert from a Guernsey B Scheme to the Luxembourg Sicav. Run with an absolute return objective, the $25...

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