Crypto Investment Firms 3iQ, Criptonite Debut Structured Investment Vehicle in Switzerland
The 3iQ Criptonite Multi-Factor actively managed certificate is a hedge fund that uses a long/short strategy.
What to know:
- AMCs are regulated investment vehicles that allow qualified investors to invest in actively managed products.
- The new structured product is due to trade on Swiss Exchange SIX.
Crypto asset manager 3iQ has debuted one of its hedge fund products as an actively managed certificate (AMC) with the Swiss regulated partner Criptonite Asset Management, the companies said on Thursday.
AMCs are regulated investment vehicles that allow qualified investors to invest in actively managed products. The new structured product is due to trade on Swiss Exchange SIX.
The 3iQ Criptonite Multi-Factor AMC is a hedge fund that uses a long/short strategy, taking advantage of market uptrends and downtrends with dynamic positioning, according to a press release.
A pioneer in the crypto trading arena, 3iQ was one of the first fund managers to list a bitcoin fund, with its Bitcoin Fund on the TSX, and the first with a publicly listed ether fund, also in Toronto.
“Talented managers have migrated to digital assets demonstrating their ability to generate the alpha that they previously achieved in traditional markets,” Criptonite CEO Florian Rais said in a statement.
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