US-based Leucadia Asset Management has forged a strategic partnership with Dymon Asia Capital to further tap into the growth of the Asian market.
Singapore-based Dymon Asia Capital is an alternative investment management firm which primarily focusses on Asia. It manages strategies across public and private markets globally.
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The alternative asset manager also made an undisclosed investment in the Dymon Asia Multi-Strategy Investment Fund.
As a part of the partnership, Leucadia Asset Management will also take an economic interest in certain of Dymon Asia Capital’s strategies.
The new fund, according to the American asset manager, will invest in Asian equities, currencies and bonds.
The investment strategies will be decided by Dymon Asia Capital’s 26 portfolio managers.
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By GlobalDataLeucadia Asset Management will be a key investor in this new fund and will also offer certain services to Dymon Asia Capital.
Leucadia Asset Management co-presidents Nick Daraviras and Sol Kumin commented: “We are extremely excited to be joining forces with one of the best asset managers in all of Asia to help build-out this unique product.
“In particular, Dymon Asia Capital’s ability to recruit talent in the macro and equity spaces will add to their already robust roster of close to 30 portfolio managers for the new fund’s launch.”
Dymon Asia Capital is led by Danny Yong, Chief Investment Officer and a founding partner of Dymon Asia Capital.
Dymon Asia Capital CIO and founding partner Danny Yong said: “Dymon Asia Capital’s strong Asian presence, combined with Leucadia Asset Management’s wide distribution network in North America and Europe, make for a perfect match in this strategic relationship for the two firms from the East and the West.”
