Atlantic House launches 'diversifier of diversifiers' fund

Uncorrelated Strategies fund

Elliot Gulliver-Needham
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Atlantic House Investments has launched a new multi-asset derivatives fund aiming to be “a diversifier of diversifiers,” PA's sister title Investment Week can reveal.

Speaking to PA's sister titleInvestment Week, lead manager of the new Atlantic House Uncorrelated Strategies fund Tom Boyle(pictured) said the fund would primarily be using a long volatility strategy as a hedge against extreme market moves, while also using diversifier strategies to generate positive returns in normal market conditions. Boyle said that the fund was created in response to strong client demand and had been running on paper for over a year. He said that alternative managers "feel that this adds something different that they do not have elsewhere, and really adds to their po...

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