Cheyne Capital continues to find opportunities and performance in five asset classes
Cheyne has distinguished itself through a division of five investment teams each investing by specific asset classes: corporate credit, real estate debt, event driven, convertible bonds and equities.
One of the key ingredients behind the success of Cheyne Capital is the close friendship of its founders, Jonathan Lourie and Stuart Fiertz. Both attended the same school in Geneva and then went on to the same university in New Hampshire. The two ended up at Morgan Stanley and have collaborated since 1991. Clearly this is a partnership built on a solid foundation.
From its origins as a hedge fund investing predominantly in convertible bonds, Cheyne has become one of Europe’s leading alternative
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