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20-05-2017, 07:58 PM
Looks like she is going it alone. Given her profile and time in AAM, I believe she will attract sufficient AUM to run a 0% management fee fund. It's quite a big risk to fund 100% of the fund's expenses on your own. I wonder how much she is paying SAFS.
In terms of returns, I believe both AAM and Teh will be similar, since they clearly believed in the same strategy. Why did she leave AAM which was clearly enjoying much success? With the phenomenal growth of AAM's AUM, she must have sold her 25% stake for a good profit.
Tried to access the fund's website but wasn't able to. Too many visitors on the first day?
It is too bad that she is no longer writing. Hope to read her articles again.
Wish her success!
In terms of returns, I believe both AAM and Teh will be similar, since they clearly believed in the same strategy. Why did she leave AAM which was clearly enjoying much success? With the phenomenal growth of AAM's AUM, she must have sold her 25% stake for a good profit.
Tried to access the fund's website but wasn't able to. Too many visitors on the first day?
It is too bad that she is no longer writing. Hope to read her articles again.
Wish her success!