Overview
Launched in December 2010, CQS Diversified Fund Limited (“CQS Diversified”) is a closed-ended listed investment company providing access to a range of CQS managed hedge funds.
CQS Diversified currently provides exposure to six convertible and/or credit focused hedge fund strategies managed by CQS. The asset allocation process utilises quantitative and qualitative techniques, combined with fundamental research, to dynamically allocate and balance risk between underlying funds monthly. The asset allocation process is undertaken by an Investment Committee that includes members of CQS’ Executive Committee.
News
-
05 Jul 2019 4 min read
QuotedData takes a look at gold after its best month in years
QuotedData takes a look at gold after its best month in years – We recently published our July economic and political roundup (click here to access it), which consolidates extracts of statements from managers and chairmen of investment companies. Although markets were up in June, there is little doubt that these are tense times, in […]
-
26 Oct 2015 2 min read
Will Smith leaving CQS
City Natural Resources’ investment manager, CQS (UK) LLP, has informed the Board that Will Smith, co-manager of the Company’s investments, will be leaving CQS/New City Investment Managers. Will’s co-management responsibilities have been passed to Keith Watson and Robert Crayfourd with immediate effect. Accordingly, the Company’s investments will be co-managed by Ian Francis, Keith Watson and Robert […]
-
17 Dec 2014 1 min read
CQS Diversified may wind up
CQS Diversified has announced its results for the year ended 30 September 2014. the net asset value of the Sterling class of shares rose by 2.1% over that period and they paid dividends of 1p per quarter. The US dollar class was wound up in September after it failed its continuation vote. Now the Board […]
-
12 Feb 2014 1 min read
CQS Diversified : CQS – future of the company
CQS Diversified is holding continuation votes for each class of shares on 4 March 2014. The votes have been triggered by the US dollar shares trading at an average discount of 6.29% over a 12 month period to 4 November 2013 and the Sterling class trading at an average discount of 7.17% over the same period. […]
