FIM’s FoF Breaks Billion Dollar Mark

Jan 19 2007 | 5:33am ET

Attention hedge fund managers! Another hedge fund of funds has officially joined the billion-dollar club. U.K.-based FIM Advisers’s flagship low-volatility fund of funds, FIM Long-Invest, has broken $1 billion in assets as of Dec. 31, 2006.

The fund had a “very positive” 2006 despite difficult market conditions during the middle part of the year, according to the firm, which said that since inception 10 years ago, the fund has achieved 88% “up” months and only 17 “down” months.


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