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Cheyne hedge fund gains over 46% in 2016

Cheyne’s Total Return Credit fund has profited from picking cheap bonds that have not defaulted

Cheyne Capital co-founder Stuart Fiertz
Cheyne Capital co-founder Stuart Fiertz Photo: FN Library

London-based hedge fund Cheyne Capital gained over 46% in one of its flagship funds in 2016, bucking a trend that saw many prominent industry peers struggle to generate returns last year.

Cheyne’s Total Return Credit fund, which runs over $1 billion, is projected to deliver a 46.5% return in the year to December 31, a spokeswoman confirmed.

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