Five reasons to consider RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund
The RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund presents a unique investment strategy aimed at balancing returns, capital preservation, and tax efficiency. It combines various return drivers while maintaining a disciplined risk management approach to cater to different market conditions. Managed by an experienced team, the fund seeks to provide stable investment outcomes and attractive post-tax returns for investors.
- ▪The fund targets high accrual benefits and low volatility through a core allocation to arbitrage and fixed income.
- ▪It aims to generate healthy absolute income levels regardless of market direction over the medium term.
- ▪The strategy offers potential long-term capital gains taxation benefits, making post-tax returns attractive.
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In an environment where investors are looking for a balance between return generation, capital preservation, liquidity, and tax efficiency, the RedHex Hybrid Long-Short Fund offers a differentiated investment approach. By combining multiple return drivers within a disciplined risk management framework, the strategy aims to deliver a compelling investment experience across market cycles.Targeting high accrual benefits and low volatilityA core allocation to arbitrage and fixed income seeks to deliver fixed-income-like returns, while participation in credit opportunities aims to enhance returns through steady accrual generation.Fit for all seasonsConsistent credit exposure seeks to generate healthy absolute income levels irrespective of overall market direction over the medium term.
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