Hexam Capital partner Bryan Collings believes the Ignis boutique could be closed to new investors in...
Hexam Capital partner Bryan Collings believes the Ignis boutique could be closed to new investors in under two years. Collings says the group will look to soft-close once it reaches about $2bn in total assets under management, with each of its Global Emerging Markets and Emerging Europe strategies set to soft-cose at around $1bn. Launched in 2006, Hexam has $500m under management and is seeing strong interest from institutional investors to run more segregated mandates. Collings believes his GEM strategy will be first to soft-close, possibly before the end of 2010. While Collings sa...
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