The Aqua Terra Fund is our pure play on vital assets. The fund is focused on the most compelling investment opportunities found in water, agriculture and natural resources. Demand for food, water and energy shows no sign of slowing down as global population and urbanization continues to reach record levels. Investors worried about the large increase in money supply and looming inflation, are increasing their commodity exposure for added protection. The Aqua Terra portfolio like most of our products, features a significant portion of its assets invested in commodities. The fund also invests in fundamentally strong companies that will benefit from what we see as inevitable and significant investment in these vital sectors.
Diversified across a portfolio of 8 - 12 specialist managers active in agriculture, water and other scarce natural resources, the portfolio aims to participate in the world's most evident and important mega trends without the volatility normally associated with such commodities and equities. Managed by some of the best niche experts in the food, water, agriculture and natural resources space, we believe it is the smartest way to invest in the future growth and must outcomes of this planet.
AquaTerra Fund is a Cayman domiciled feeder fund that invests exclusively into the existing WATER, AGRICULTURE and NATURAL RESOURCES segregated portfolios of its Master Fund - The Earth Wind & Fire SPC. This multi manager fund harnesses the collective expertise and resources of some of the world's premier niche managers focused on the growing agriculture, water and scarce natural resources sectors. Similar to our other funds, this portfolio is a hybrid of equity long / short and commodity sectors. The fund offers investors access to these sectors through one professionally managed portfolio, delivering more consistently positive returns with significantly lower volatility than any of the sectors in isolation. Significant alpha is contributed by asset allocation and careful manager selection.
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**As of February 2013 - present, performance reflects a fee structure of 1%10% reduced from 1&15%.
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