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Can anyone please explain difference, imo both look good, i'm thinking of buying in first thing in morning.
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BH Global has announced details of a Partial Capital Return. Sterling Shareholders have a Basic Entitlement to redeem 4.356% of their holding at the close of business on 31 January 2013 at a price of £12.6485 per Share. Shareholders may elect to redeem any number of Shares however elections in excess of a Shareholders Basic Entitlement may be subject to pro rata scaling back.
He is currently the Chairman of HarbourVest Global Private Equity and JP Morgan Claverhouse Investment Trust, a Director of Invesco Perpetual Select Trust, a consultant to Smith & Williamson and a former Director of Foreign & Colonial Investment Trust. He began his career in 1968 at Buckmaster & Moore, before joining Smith & Williamson, Investment Managers and Chartered Accountants, in 1974 as a Partner.
Channel Islands investment firm BH Global said it had brought in Sir Michael Bunbury as its new Chairman after the resignation of the incumbent, Lord Turnbull. The latter will resign on 1st january after five years as a non-executive director and Chairman of the company to "pursue other commitments". "I am now standing down after five years planning, launching and chairing BH Global," Turnbull said. "Since its launch in June 2008 its Net Asset Value has grown by over 28% and the company has shown great resilience through some very turbulent times." Turnbull led the UK Civil Service between 2002 and 2005. Bunbury, aged 65, is an experienced director of listed and private investment, property and financial services companies and trustee for high net worth families.
Brevan Howard LONDON | Tue Apr 24, 2012 6:26pm BST (Reuters) - Investors desperate to get exposure to Brevan Howard's Master fund, one of the world's biggest and top-performing hedge funds, are piling into a fund giving them only partial exposure to the secretive firm's flagship portfolio. The Brevan Howard Multi-Strategy Master Fund - which invests in the group's $27 billion (16 billion pounds) flagship Master fund and other, smaller strategies - has grown to more than $2.3 billion from around $1.1 billion last September, data seen by Reuters shows. This growth spotlights the popularity currently enjoyed by a small band of hedge funds such as Brevan, which are attracting the bulk of new cash but also having to juggle a commitment to existing investors to limit the size of their flagship portfolios while not turning away new clients. For many investors the Multi-Strategy fund is the only way to gain access to Brevan's Master fund, which has made money every year since its launch in 2003, because it is now shut to new cash, one investor said. However, the group has suggested investors put money into its Multi-Strategy fund, the investor and another client said. This gives clients partial exposure to the Master fund as well as a range of the group's other, much smaller portfolios. "It's a way to give money to other funds they're building. They're saying to institutions that it's the only way to get exposure," said the investor, who did not want to be named. Brevan Howard declined to comment on investor flows. The Master fund was one of 2011's top performers, gaining upwards of 12 percent while on average hedge funds fell more than 5 percent, according to Hedge Fund Research. One of the world's biggest hedge fund managers, Brevan was founded by secretive ex-Credit Suisse (CSGN.VX) trader Alan Howard and is based in London and Geneva. It runs several smaller funds including commodities, emerging market and computer-driven portfolios. http://uk.reuters.com/article/2012/04/24/uk-hedgefund-brevanhoward-idUKBRE83N0ZP20120424 Also, Here's a couple of links about SCLP, one of the hottest stocks at the moment: http://www.euroinvestor.com/community/discussionthread.aspx?threadid=252803 http://www.euroinvestor.com/community/discussionthread.aspx?threadid=253089