Dexia Long Short Risk Arbitrage: Dexia Asset Management

Winner: Best relative value alternative Ucits fund

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Dexia Long Short Risk Arbitrage is an absolute return, mid-volatility Ucits IV fund that seeks to profit from special situations and events such as mergers and restructurings.  

The fund employs two main arbitrage strategies that focus on specific events that are likely to impact the price of a given asset.

The first, the event-driven strategy, is based on arbitraging special situations such as mergers and acquisitions, asset sales, spin-offs and changes in the shareholder base.

The fund aims to

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