While the IBEX 35 shows a negative return of 25.66 percent or the Eurostoxx a fall of more than 11 percent so far this year, the hedge fund Hanway Capital is revalued on 21, 34 percent.
Ignacio Corbat, co-founder of the 'hedge fund' Hanway Capital, gave the name to his project by the inventor of the umbrella. “That was the name of the street where he lived in London,” says Corbat, who recalls his British days, where he designed OTC derivatives for Bank of America.
One of the founders of Hanway Capital, the hedge fund that beat the Ibex 35 with 20% during the pandemic: “Raw materials and volatility are the best protection”
Albert Marcet is one of the founders of the Hanway Capital fund, which in this time of crisis has obtained a return of 20%. He assures that it was a very mature idea until they finally launched the fund, although he acknowledges that it was worth it. Marcet tells us how they have managed to navigate a market of uncertainty.
The new hedge fund Hanway Capital has obtained a profitability of 20% in the first half of this year, a period in which the Ibex has suffered its worst start since 2008 with losses of more than 20%.
Advised by two young Barcelonans, he seeks to adapt to the context to navigate any economic cycle and is based on a global macroeconomic analysis.
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Jonas Hanway (1712-1786) was the first man to use an umbrella. He was the most misunderstood man in London for more than 30 years until his invention finally became popular