Looking for a professional Forex Managed Account?

Successful Forex Trader             Don't have the time to trade your own forex account?

We believe that a managed off exchange, retail foreign currency market account can give an investor who cannot watch the market 24 hours a day an opportunity to participate in the exciting world of forex trading.

A forex managed account is also ideal for those investors who prefer to have their capital managed by professionals. This is a viable solution for individuals or companies looking to diversify into Forex without hands-on involvement.

It is an effective way for retail investors to benefit from the knowledge, resources and experience of an investment manager without the restrictions of investing in a hedge fund or other alternative investment.

Managed Forex Account with our Forex Fund Managers?

Relaxed InvestorOur Managed Forex Accounts programs allow you to have a diversified exposure to Forex by letting experienced forex fund managers trade in the foreign exchange market for you. Managed Forex accounts offer clients the advantage of portfolio diversification.

Currency trading can offer trading opportunities under all market conditions. Most forex fund managers can be more conservative than the average investor.

 

Climate Sensitive - Energy - Securities. All in a managed account format

Crude Oil Managed Account

Diversity is key to a balanced portfolio. There is a menu of asset classes available to all investors.

Forex Segregated Offshore Funds

Like traditional offshore hedge fund structures the offshore SPC (Segregated Portfolio Company) is usually established in a traditional offshore jurisdiction like the Cayman Islands or the British Virgin Islands.  Other offshore jurisdictions include: Anguilla, Jersey and the Isle of Man.

Stress Test Result Appeared to be Stronger than Expected. Stringency in Question

Jul 24 2010

The CEBS's stress test result was out yesterday. 7 out of 91 European banks failed the test failed to exceed the 6% Tier 1 capital ratio under the most severe scenario. These banks are Diada (Spain), Espiga (Spain), Unnim (Spain), Banca Civica (Spain), Cajasur (Spain), ATEBank (Greece) and Hypo

Weekly Review and Outlook: EU Bank Stress Test Passed, Risk Appetite to Continue

Jul 24 2010

Commodity currencies strengthened last week as risk appetites were boosted by solid economic data as well as strong corporate earnings. UK Q2 GDP was particularly impressive while Eurozone PMIs and German Ifo also posted nice upside surprises. Dovish comments from Bernanke's testimony triggered some intra-week selloff in risks but was