Winton backs China's first managed futures fund

David Harding's firm has signed a joint venture with Shanghai-based Fortune SG, targeting Chinese investors

Winton Capital Management, the largest managed futures firm in Europe, has teamed up with Shanghai-based Fortune SG Fund Management for what is believed to be the first Chinese managed futures fund.

Fortune, which manages more than RMB36bn ($5.7bn) in over 20 mutual funds in China, is a joint venture between Lyxor Asset Management and Baosteel Group, a Chinese conglomerate.

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