Far-sighted foresight

Stenham has got key decisions right, at the right time in the past, about the future, so David Walker asked Harry Wulfsohn about what the future now holds for the FoHF group

Stenham has made quite a skill out of making decisive and far-sighted decisions at the right time. Back in 1987 when long-only markets headed south, Stenham's management decided to forego long-only completely in favour of multi-manager hedge fund portfolios.

When many still laid wreaths on the 'death-bed' of inflation, Stenham was preparing for the potential for inflation's resurrection, and noting the protective FoHF-linked measures investors could take to ward against it. (See Edwin Wulfsohn

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