Welcome to the website of Port Funds SPC
'Alternative investments for the modern portfolio'
Port Funds brings together top managers and specialist advisers to engineer innovative investment strategies in non-correlated alternative investments. The philosophy of the Investment Adviser can be summed up as 'Risk Management through Asset Allocation'. This is reflected in the diverse but complementary investment and risk management structures provided through its choice of varying asset classes and core investment holdings used in the solutions it provides.
These services include the creation of bespoke funds, either white labeled or direct. Clients seeking to create their own funds have access to a large selection of funds,
private equity deals, and other specialised investment opportunities in which to draw from.
Port Funds SPC's current range of funds focuses on non-traditional, non-correlated investment themes which offer a wider variety to the investing public. We strive to maintain
our 'Best of Best' philosophy in all our endeavors seeking the best investment advisors for each product. Both the Movie & TV Opportunities Fund and the Wealth and Fine Wine Fund,
which was recently featured in the Sunday Times and the
International Investment Advisor, have won rave reviews from international
investors, both individual and institutional alike, for their innovation and performance.
The timing is of course perfect, with Port Funds SPC and their range of assets being ready and well positioned to take advantage of this current and future investment climate.
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How Japan learnt how to stop worrying and love the recession
The best Japanese estate agents can tell the exact age of an apartment block by the height of the ceilings. Recessions mean shorter girders and more floors: the closer a building dates to 1972, 1983 or 1998, the lower the head space.
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The wrong rescues
In the past six months the US government, partly through the agency of the Fed and JP Morgan Chase, has rescued no less than four major financial institutions, Bear Stearns, Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and AIG, at a probable cost to the taxpayer of over $300 billion.
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Fund of the Moment - The IQS Performance Fund
Well I’m sure you will agree that November was another rocky ride in relation to the world finances. We have continued to have major banks in trouble, the latest being Citi-group and there are also tremendous pressures on the car industry, which is beginning to bite worldwide causing many people loose their jobs around the world. When I speak too...
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How Japan learnt how to stop worrying and love the recession
The bursting of the Tokyo financial bubble brought profound social change. London should prepare for the same experienceLeo LewisOctober 22, 2008 – www.timesonline.co.ukThe best Japanese estate agents can tell the exact age of an apartment block by the height of the ceilings. Recessions mean shorter girders and more floors: the closer a building dates to...
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