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07 Feb 2023 - Press
DCM Systematic Advisors SA ("DCM Systematic") is proud to introduce its latest investment offering, DCM RAIF - Solken Convertible Arbitrage. This innovative fund is designed to exploit arbitrage opportunities in the convertible bond market, utilizing a distinct blend of discretionary and quantitative techniques. Convertible bond arbitrage has long been recognized as an effective strategy for portfolio diversification, offering returns that are weakly correlated with traditional asset classes, including long-only convertible bonds.
In today's market, characterized by structurally low valuations and heightened volatility, convertible bonds present an attractive entry point. The DCM RAIF - Solken Convertible Arbitrage fund aims to capitalize on these conditions while mitigating the associated risks of equity and bond markets.
The fund is expertly managed by Alexis Martin and Romain Cosandey, both of whom have a proven track record in launching and managing convertible bond strategies. Their extensive experience in asset management, backed by strong academic credentials, positions them to deliver superior performance for investors.
Investors in the fund will benefit from a fully regulated environment, with Apis Asset Management serving as the AIFM, regulated in Luxembourg, and DCM Systematic, the portfolio manager, regulated by FINMA in Switzerland. Furthermore, Northern Trust acts as the central administrator, and Goldman Sachs International Limited serves as the prime broker, ensuring top-tier service and oversight.
Gaëtan Maraite, CEO of DCM Systematic, expressed enthusiasm about the new fund: "We are excited to enhance our offering and provide our clients with a new source of absolute return and diversification. DCM RAIF - Solken Convertible Arbitrage combines the exceptional expertise of Alexis Martin and Romain Cosandey in convertible bond arbitrage with DCM Systematic's scientific culture."