Q&A: Tony Hall at Duet Commodities Fund
The call of the commodity markets
Since its July 2010 launch, Duet Commodities Fund, a long/short fund focusing on energy, metals and agriculture, has posted returns of 10.2%. This puts it on track to meet its target of generating net annual returns in excess of 20% in any market condition with an expected volatility of 10%. Owned by alternative specialist Duet Group and managed by ex-Glencore/Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank trader Tony Hall, the fund invests in futures, swaps and options, with 70% of the portfolio comprising
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