Gottex Market Neutral Plus Fund: Gottex Fund Management

- Hedge Funds Review editorial
- 23 Nov 2011

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The Gottex Market Neutral Plus fund of hedge funds (FoHF) is the second generation of the Gottex Market Neutral Plus Fund. It was launched in May 2007 after the first reached capacity. The fund is highly diversified and uses a bottom-up investment selection process.

The mandate is to provide a relatively stable and uncorrelated investment and provide alpha while also preserving capital over the medium term. Although recent volatility has created opportunities there has also been downside risk

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