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Old Mutual global fund switches from equities

Alex Hamilton

01 June 2007 •

PENSION funds will increasingly look to hedge funds in order to benefit from high returns and low volatility, a leading fund manager claims.

Old Mutual Global Dynamic Fund manager Tracey Lander said investing heavily in hedge funds and limiting equity exposure had helped it achieve returns of 43.7pc since the fund’s launch in 2004. She...

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