Jan 31 2018 | 1:32pm ET
QQQ Capital Pte Ltd., a new long-term value hedge fund manager located in Singapore, is to use Eze Investment Suite to automate its operations.
QQQ Capital will launch the QQQ Capital Feeder Fund, a $ 100 million fund focusing on technology, education and tourism in early 2018.
It will be managed by Qian Yongqiang, ex-lecturer and co-founder of New Oriental. The fund will use a combination of event-driven approach and critical analysis techniques.
Eze Investment Suite will support the firm with its pre-trade and post-trade risk management and compliance, performance and risk/return analysis.
“Eze Software will help us streamline our front-to-back-office workflows, from pre-trade compliance, real-time analytics, trading, shadow accounting, and fully audited books and records,” Zhou Wang, head of investor relations at QQQ Capital, said in a statement.
“As a long-time provider in the region, we are continuously looking to invest in the success of our clients with flexible, scalable technology and hands-on service,” Eze Software’s Managing Director, APAC, R.G. Manalac noted in a statement.
QQQ Capital Pte Ltd. was founded in June 2017 with the goal of managing hedge funds to deliver long-term investor value through fundamental research and critical analysis. Its first QQQ Capital Feeder Fund will be focusing on technology, education and tourism sectors.
Eze Software is a global leading provider of investment management software solutions. The company provides the platform for growth for the investment management community, maximizing efficiencies across order management, trade execution & analytics, portfolio analytics & modeling, compliance & regulatory reporting and portfolio accounting.
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