Damen Purcell, COO at Australian Fund Monitors, interviews Atlantic Pacific Australian Equity Fund (APAEF) Fund Manager Nicolas Bryon to learn the trading insights that have made the APAEF one of the top performing Australian long/short equity funds in the past 12 months. Read more
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Money Management in July reviewed the performance of the Australian equity sector, which lost 9.5% during the first half of the year due to the COVID-19 pandemic. According to FE Analytics, within the Australian Core Strategies universe, of the 227 funds in the sector only six managed to post a positive return in the 6 months to June 2020. Read more
Money Management this month featured the Atlantic Pacific Australian Equity Fund (APAEF) as one of only 2 Australian Equity funds that made money in March, outperforming a bear hedge fund specifically geared to profit from market downturns. Read more
Click play below to view a recording of our latest webinar titled “Hedging and trading strategies behind 7 years of double-digit returns for the Atlantic Pacific Australian Equity Fund.” Read more
When George Paxton and I started the Atlantic Pacific Australian Equity Fund (APAEF) 7 years ago, in June 2013, we had a core aim to do things differently and create a Fund that would not only provide positive returns, but would also protect investor capital when share prices drop. Read more
Originally published 26 May, 2020 in Bloomberg by David Ramli, Bei Hu and Nishant Kumar.
COVID-19 led economic turmoil has seen wild swings in equities markets since February, with few fund managers being able to consistently generate positive returns. Read more
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Originally published April 27, 2020 in the Australian Financial Review by Robert Guy
Nicolas Bryon has an unorthodox belief: he actually believes in market timing.
A willingness to rebuff the accepted market wisdom warning about the perils of doing so allowed the fund manager to outshine the “time in the market” crowd with a 17.2 per cent return in March.