Hugh Hendry, the voluble hedge fund manager well known for his bearish but highly successful calls on the global economy over the past two years, has taken a big position that is designed to profit from a crash in China.
Mr Hendry's London-based Eclectica Asset Management has constructed a “short credit” portfolio that stands to make gains of 250 per cent for his flagship fund in the event of a slump in China's growth.
Eclectica is also poised to launch a standalone fund to benefit from the strategy next month, the Financial Times has learned.
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