Thames River and Nevsky Capital saw gross inflows in excess of £2.4bn in the seven months to 31 July 2009.
The inflows were recorded across the company's range of long only, hedge and multi-manager funds and compare favourably with the firm's previous calendar year's total new assets of £3bn. It reports the Nevsky suite of funds, the Global Equity long/short and the Emerging Market long-only products have seen particularly strong inflows. In addition, Thames River's fixed income products, both global government bonds and credit, and the long only multi-manager products have also attracted strong flows. Its recently launched Water & Agriculture fund has also seen a steady flow of investm...
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