Gregg Hymowitz

EnTrust Global Partners’ funds invest in a diversified mix of hedge funds and are managed according to the objectives and policies described in their respective offering documents. The core investment strategies pursued by the underlying managers for the funds are: Global Long/Short Equity; Credit & Special Situations; Event Driven, Multi-Strategy & Arbitrage; Activist; and Global Macro.

EGPO manages assets across a multitude of investment vehicles focused on hedge fund strategies, ranging from diversified or single strategy multi-manager commingled private vehicles to customized portfolios for single investors, managed account solutions, and a direct hedge fund offering.

MSF Capital provides discretionary investment advisory services through separately managed accounts to high net-worth and other individuals, pension and profit sharing plans, charitable organizations and other businesses. The accounts are long-only and pursue value-driven equity and/or fixed-income investment strategies. The firm also provides discretionary investment advisory services to various onshore and offshore pooled investment vehicles. The MSF Funds seek to generate attractive absolute, long-term risk-adjusted returns. The long equity positions are oriented to a philosophy of value. Typically, they include about 25-50 positions across multiple market capitalizations. Long positions are characterized by companies with strong management teams, high and/or increasing returns on invested capital and free cash flow generation. The short equity positions (about 15-30) are made in companies MSF Capital believes have deteriorating business models and financial characteristics. Both long and short positions are generally in highly liquid companies that are publicly traded on an exchange and the pricing for which is readily available. The MSF Funds have traditionally not taken long or short positions in illiquid or unlisted securities.^

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EnTrust Global allocates client assets among third party managers that employ various strategies and that can invest or trade in a wide variety of securities and other instruments, including, but not limited to, equities and fixed income securities, currencies, commodities, futures contracts, options, and other derivative instruments. The firm seeks to select individual managers that offer a variety of skills to further balance the funds’ investment portfolios and to provide for the preservation of capital while maximizing opportunities for growth.

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