Hedge Funds, also known as Funds of Coverage, are investment funds aiming for high returns using more sophisticated strategies than traditional funds. They use protection techniques to minimize risks and maximize profits.

Various assets such as stocks, government bonds, currencies, luxury goods, commodities, derivatives, and more. The goal is to protect wealth and seek above-average returns. These funds are also considered multi-market.

1. Equity Hedge Funds: Seek attractive stocks nationally or internationally and protect against market downturns by selling overvalued stocks or indices. One strategy used is stock arbitrage.

2. Activist Hedge Funds: Operate based on corporate influence, driving up stock prices by pushing companies to reorganize assets, cut costs, or change management.

3. Relative Value Hedge Funds: Aim to profit from performance differences regardless of market movements, exploiting temporary price disparities and inefficiencies.

4. Global Macro Hedge Funds: Profit from market volatility due to economic or political reasons by making macroeconomic and geopolitical analyses for investment decisions.

A relatively new concept where a potential fund manager contributes their own capital and begins trading, usually for six to twelve months, to start their journey towards becoming a major hedge fund.

This term can refer to both a company or an individual. Corporately, it’s the organization (often a limited partnership) that operates one or several hedge funds, including investment professionals, accounting staff, and compliance personnel.

It’s simple and quick. Click on “Register,” fill out the form, send your documents, and your account will be verified within 48 hours.

Yes, all account holders need to submit a photo ID and proof of residence.

Once your account is opened, login details are sent via email, documents are validated, and a deposit is made, the support team will guide you on using our online platform. No software download is necessary.

No, only one account per client, but you can have more than one investment in your portfolio.