Gandhara Capital

- By Risk Staff
- 01 Oct 2005

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Thursday, April 28 2005 was a day that Mark Madden, operations manager at Gandhara Capital, will never forget. On that day, the company started the migration of a portfolio consisting of over 1,800 individual trade items representing over 250 trading positions that the team had been running whilst at Deutsche Bank which had to be purchased to the Gandhara Master Fund that was due to launch on Monday, May 2.

The process started with the Japan book, with a combination of trades that were required

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