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Abbey Capital Futures Strategy Fund receives 4-star Morningstar rating

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The Abbey Capital Futures Strategy Fund (ABYIX), a multi-manager managed futures fund providing bi-directional exposure to equity indices, commodities, bonds, interest rates and foreign exchange through segregated managed accounts, has secured a 4-Star Overall Morningstar Rating among 96 rated Managed Futures Funds for the period ending 30 June 2019.

The fund was previously awarded a Morningstar Bronze Analyst Rating in August 2016. 

ABYIX has an annualised return of 3.73 per cent over the five-year period ending 30 June 2019. 

“We are delighted to reach this significant milestone and receive a Morningstar 4-Star Rating,” says Abbey Capital CIO & CEO Tony Gannon. “Our approach at Abbey Capital over the last two decades is to offer cost-efficient investment products providing access to high quality managers. We have invested heavily in developing proprietary systems designed to facilitate sophisticated analysis of managed futures managers.”

Abbey Capital is a specialist allocator to managed futures since 2000 focusing on delivering diversified Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) portfolios which aim to be cost efficient with potential to deliver strong risk-adjusted returns over time. Abbey Capital partners with leading CTAs to construct robust and actively traded portfolios designed to capture trends in global financial and commodity markets.

Abbey Capital launched its second US mutual fund in April 2018. The Abbey Capital Multi Asset Fund (MAFIX), combines allocations to multi-manager managed futures, managed long US equity exposure and US fixed income.

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