Mitul Shah

Duquesne Capital Management is a top-down manager that invests in growth-oriented value stocks. The firm looks for market leaders and turnaround stocks. They focus primarily on investments in the stocks of mid-cap and large-cap US companies in the energy minerals, process industries, health technology and electronic technology sectors. Duquesne Capital Management maintains a very high turnover rate.

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PointState Capital aims to achieve superior capital appreciation by pursuing multiple investment strategies including, but not limited to long/short equities, global macro, investing in commodity and commodity-related industries, high yield and distressed credit, event-driven/special situations investing, relative value investing and private investments.

Folger Hill Asset Management's Funds seek to consistently generate attractive, risk-adjusted returns in all market environments while preserving investor capital. Folger Hill attempts to achieve this objective by allocating the assets of the Master Fund to the discretionary investment authority of their portfolio managers and investment teams that employ long/short equity and related investment strategies. These strategies are not limited with regard to sector, market capitalization, geography, or style. In addition to equities and equity indices, Folger Hill invests in foreign and domestically traded preferred stocks, warrants, fixed income instruments, options, futures, and other derivatives and financial instruments to supplement their investment strategies. The SMAs managed by Folger Hill seek to realize maximum capital appreciation, consistent with the client’s specified guidelines by trading in certain equity securities, futures contracts, options contracts, and other products. Folger Hill's Funds and SMAs (“clients”) invest on both a cash and synthetic basis and take short positions for both speculative and hedging purposes. Folger Hill may cause clients to incur significant leverage in executing the Funds’ investment strategies through both cash and synthetic borrowings, as well as a result of any leverage embedded in derivatives they trade. Folger Hill Asset Management LLC, the general partner of FHAM US, established Folger Hill Asset Management (Hong Kong) Ltd. (FHAM HK), a company incorporated in Hong Kong and licensed with the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, to conduct Type 9 (Asset Management) regulated activities. FHAM HK employs multiple portfolio managers who primarily invest in the Asian markets. FHAM US has engaged FHAM HK as a sub-advisor with respect to the SMAs, and to a portion of the capital of the Master Fund.

Holocene seeks to generate superior risk-adjusted absolute returns through a deep, fundamental, bottom-up research process coupled with risk-controlled portfolio construction. The firm employs a global, beta neutral, long/short equity strategy, pursuant to which they will invest, long and short, in publicly traded equities and equity-related instruments across all market capitalizations, though Holocene intends to invest predominantly in US-listed mid- and large-cap companies. The firm’s investment team strives to maintain a disciplined, sector-specific, fundamental research-driven approach to stock selection.