Fund DescriptionThe Everest Absolute Return Fund I1 (Fund) was launched in October 2003. The Fund enables investors to gain exposure to a diversified portfolio of leading international absolute return funds (Investment Portfolio). The Investment Portfolio comprises a mix of investment managers and investment strategies including long/short equity, distressed securities, multi-strategy, managed futures, global macro, arbitrage and event driven.
The Fund’s investment objective is to generate positive, risk-adjusted, investment returns over the long term and in all market conditions. The return and risk philosophy of the Investment Portfolio differs from that of many traditional fund managers. Risk is regarded as the potential loss of invested capital as opposed to the deviation from a market index. Performance is thought of in absolute return terms, rather than being assessed relative to an index.
1 Formerly Everest Babcock & Brown Absolute Return Fund I
The Fund is closed to new and existing investors.
Fund DescriptionThe Everest Absolute Return Fund I1 (Fund) was launched in October 2003. The Fund enables investors to gain exposure to a diversified portfolio of leading international absolute return funds (Investment Portfolio). The Investment Portfolio comprises a mix of investment managers and investment strategies including long/short equity, distressed securities, multi-strategy, managed futures, global macro, arbitrage and event driven.
The Fund’s investment objective is to generate positive, risk-adjusted, investment returns over the long term and in all market conditions. The return and risk philosophy of the Investment Portfolio differs from that of many traditional fund managers. Risk is regarded as the potential loss of invested capital as opposed to the deviation from a market index. Performance is thought of in absolute return terms, rather than being assessed relative to an index.
1 Formerly Everest Babcock & Brown Absolute Return Fund I
The Fund is closed to new and existing investors.
EFG Board of Directors
