Maestro debuts in Singapore
The alternative investment manager has launched its first fund; Rowland takes a stake.
Maestro Capital Management, the Singapore-based alternative investment manager, has launched its first fund, the Global Maestro Fund. The Cayman Islands-registered fund, which began trading on May 23, targets a standard deviation of 10% by trading a diverse set of global futures and currency markets; annual returns are expected to average 20%. Maestro has started trading with initial assets of $12m in the fund and managed accounts.
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