US-based Symphony Capital Partners has unveiled a new open-ended, Malta-domiciled SICAV to invest into two of Brandywine Asset Management’s US onshore products.
The new SICAV has been launched in collaboration with Symphony Capital’s global distributor ATSG Wealth Management, according to International Adviser.
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Under the partnership, the Malta SICAV Fund will invest into and replicate Brandywine’s flagship Symphony and Symphony Preferred funds, which are managed by Mike Dever.
The Symphony Fund will offer true diversification by investing across a range of liquid markets, spanning commodities, stock indices and bonds.
The fund will be available also for non-US investors. It will have a minimum investment charge of 75,000 (£60,000) but will not include any management charges.
Brandywine Asset Management currently has $40 million in assets under management.
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By GlobalDataJohn Ferguson managing partner at ATSG said: "With stocks and bonds trading close to all-time highs and traditional multi-asset funds often being correlated to equities in periods of market stress, we firmly believe the Symphony Fund will provide a much needed robust return stream that is uncorrelated to the broader financial markets, and resistant to individual political and economic events."
