Saba Capital's flagship hedge fund returned around 70% of last year, putting it in the ranks of the top-performing hedge funds for the year.
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Saba, which is managed by US hedge fund star Boaz Weinstein, managed to take advantage of the turbulence that swept the markets in March last year.
Saba’s Capital Tail Fund, a vehicle designed to take advantage of market shocks, recorded gains of 99% in March. Its flagship Capital Master Fund advanced 33%. Amid the market uncertainty of 2020, Saba saw inflows of $1.7 billion.
The firm had been accumulating long positions in safe investment-grade companies while building shorts in high-yield and leveraged investment-grade credits, towards the end of 2019...
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