QIM shuts largest strategies to new capital, liquidates smaller offerings (Magazine Version)

March 01, 2010  

The high-flying Quantitative Investment Management, Jaffray Woodriff's $5 billion commodity hedge fund firm, is closing its two largest funds to new investments at the same time the fund has hit a streak of poor performance.

QIM will hard close its $4.5 billion Quantitative Global Program, which has lost 8.28% since September, and its $400 million Quantitative Tactical Program, wrote Woodriff in a January 28 letter to investors. While neither fund has hit...

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