Thames River's Multi Select Fund

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The Thames River Multi Select fund is a multi-manager vehicle managed by Robert Burdett and Gary Pot...

The Thames River Multi Select fund is a multi-manager vehicle managed by Robert Burdett and Gary Potter, co-heads of Thames River Capital's multi-manager business, who joined in 2007 after making their name at Credit Suisse and before that at Rothschild Asset Management. The fund offers access to a portfolio of both in-house and external funds. The Thames River/Nevsky Capital funds can make up anything from 25% to 75% of the portfolio and include asset classes such as funds of hedge funds, bonds and property, as well as equity funds, with a particular focus on emerging markets. The thir...

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