We have designed a selection of systematic strategies that trade the most liquid financial instruments across major exchanges and money markets around the globe: our strategies focus on currencies, equities, and commodities in the spot and derivatives markets. Our research process operates around the clock and our investment horizon is short to medium-term, allowing for maximum liquidity and dynamic risk mitigation.
Our systematic strategies’ risk and return profiles are verified by Deloitte in accordance with the International Standard on Assurance Engagements (ISAE) 3000 and their factsheets are produced by Fundpeak, a renowned provider of secure fund marketing tools.
We have identified and cataloged more than 1,000 unique price patterns along with their statistical data in our database.
Macroeconomic Environment Review Global equity markets declined in August, as investors grappled with a combination of factors, including concerns about rising interest rates, the ongoing war in Ukraine, and the potential for a global recession. Con...
Macroeconomic Environment Review The US dollar initially fell in July on the back of lower-than-expected inflation figures and expectations that the Fed may be nearing the end of its tightening cycle. However, the dollar rebounded in the second half...
Macroeconomic Environment Review The currency movements in the first half of the year were influenced by a mix of factors, including economic fundamentals, policy reactions, and market conditions. The global recovery drove the market in the first qua...
Macroeconomic Environment Review In May, the US Dollar performed strongly, with the US Dollar Index rising by 2.8%, marking its second rebound this year. This indicates a shift from a bearish trend to a more range-bound market for the USD, as the DXY...
Macroeconomic Environment Review In April, the US Dollar traded within a certain range while different currencies performed differently. The Swiss Franc (CHF) performed the best, followed by the Euro (EUR) and the British Pound (GBP), while the Japan...
Macroeconomic Environment Review The US Dollar declined 2.5% in March largely offsetting the earlier gains in February. The weakness of the greenback in March was broad-based but not uniform. Among the major currencies, the Euro, the Japanese Yen, th...
