EEA Group rebrands ahead of LLP launch

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EEA Fund Management's parent company has rebranded and created a new subsidiary as it moves away from the name associated with its troubled life settlements fund.

The EEA Group was rebranded as Anath Capital Group earlier this week, according to a Companies House filing, ahead of the launch of subsidiary Garraway Capital Management later this month. Garraway, named after one of the 17th century Exchange Alley coffee houses which gave birth to the London Stock Exchange, is structured as a limited liability partnership and will initially be home to two funds. The pair of products are David Urch (pictured) and Tim Hall's TB EEA UK Equity Market fund, and Darran Goodwin's EEA Diversified Trends, a quant strategy. Garraway will also be home to a seg...

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