Cadogan And Fortis Join Forces

Nov 10 2006 | 3:32pm ET

Fortis Investment Management and Cadogan Management have agreed to merge their fund of hedge funds businesses. The combined entity, with $7.3 billion in assets, will keep the Cadogan name, with Fortis holding a 70% stake.

Cadogan’s management team—CEO Stuart Leaf, chief investment officer Paul Isaac and director of research Michael Waldron—will remain in place, with minority stakes in the business.


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