Products
Products of Varengold investment bank address institutional investors, asset managers as well as financially independent private individuals.
Although specialising in hedge funds Varengold investment bank has special offers for private clients.
In 2006 Varengold investment bank launched the first German hedge fund of funds focusing on Managed Futures. It’s called HI Varengold CTA Hedge and ranked as multi-strategy funds. In 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2012 the HI Varengold CTA Hedge was awarded by the association I.B.C. Consulting for Institutional Banks and the Springer Finance Group as the best German hedge fund of funds.
Under VarengoldbankFX the investment bank stands for online-Brokerage for Forex and CFD trading with innovative advanced technology using fully electronic execution without dealer invention.
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