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We are scheduled to launch the Pantera IGS Fund in early May and are taking subscriptions
now. As you know, Pantera is an alternative cash fund that invests in time deposits
at the highest-
1) Principal Protection -
2) Hi-
The Pantera IGS Fund has officially signed with PWC Austria to be the Fund's tax representative in that country. PWC will file the proper reporting to the Austrian Tax Authority for the Fund to have "blutenweiss" or "extra clear" reporting of the monthly NAV beginning upon the launch of the Fund, scheduled for 1st May.
Please note this financial headline on Bloomberg this morning about the record bond issuances from European banks for refinancing maturing debt. The Pantera IGS Fund will participate in these issuances upon launch for immediate profits and total returns for investors. We are accepting subscriptions now, so please inform us of your allocation so that we may revert to RBC Dexia Investor Services Bank SA our custodian bank to expect your subscription and application forms.
With the rise of inflationary pressures from rising commodity prices as well as the weakening of the euro and the dollar against other world currencies, the Pantera IGS Fund can perform as a hedge against rising interest rates and negative bond yields for fixed income and cash investments. Pantera is an EMTN trading fund that makes a profit on each EMTN transaction using a distributorship model for the securities, not an investment model, and does not take a long position in EMTNs or bonds.
FIXED INCOME & RISING RATES: THE PANTERA IGS FUND AS A HEDGE AGAINST NEGATIVE INTEREST RATES
How's this for an investment opportunity: a guaranteed yield of 3.27 percent, with
an enormous potential downside. As risky as that sounds, millions of investors are
moving money into Treasury bonds as a "safe haven." In early September, the yield
on the 30-
With the EU Debt Crisis Summit concluded, EU leaders have struck an accord to increase the European Financial Stability Facility Fund (EFSF) to €1 trillion or $1.4 trillion as well as for banks to write down their portion of the total €110 billion Greek bonds that are on their balance sheets. This agreement has created new confidence in the banking and financial system, with bank stocks up tremendously so far today.