T&T Capital Finds A New Sweet Spot, Targets Institutions

Nov 17 2006 | 12:36pm ET

Hedge fund firm T&T Capital Management has overhauled its three-year-old Sweet Spot Fund, a volatility arbitrage vehicle, and is now gearing up its marketing effort with the aim of attracting institutional investors.

Teymuraz Eliazov, the fund’s portfolio manager, explains that following three years of high returns that failed to attract many new investors, he decided that in order to attract institutions, he would have to lower the fund’s volatility and raise its capacity.


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