Oil hedge fund manager andurand
17 Apr 2019 Pierre Andurand, a prominent oil hedge-fund manager who lost big during last year's price slump, is launching a new fund that takes on more 20 Feb 2020 Mr Andurand, founder of London-based Andurand Capital Management, one of the last few hedge funds specialising in oil, experienced a loss 9 Mar 2020 Hedge fund manager Pierre Andurand began betting against oil three weeks ago due to the coronavirus outbreak, he told Reuters on Monday, Founded Andurand Capital, an asset management company. CIO, and manager of Andurand Commodities Fund, an oil-focused commodities hedge fund with
The Hedge Fund Journal – Andurand: Global Energy Asset Manager launches UCITS, Oil Trader Pierre Andurand's Hedge Fund Returned 22% In 2016.
9 Mar 2020 Hedge fund manager Pierre Andurand began betting against oil three weeks ago due to the coronavirus outbreak, he told Reuters on Monday, Founded Andurand Capital, an asset management company. CIO, and manager of Andurand Commodities Fund, an oil-focused commodities hedge fund with The Hedge Fund Journal – Andurand: Global Energy Asset Manager launches UCITS, Oil Trader Pierre Andurand's Hedge Fund Returned 22% In 2016. Andurand Capital's performance since February 2013 has earned it The Hedge Even when trading linear instruments, his style of risk management to some Andurand traded physical oil as a proprietary trader and continues to monitor the
His Andurand Commodities Fund, one of the oil market’s last remaining hedge funds, slumped about 8.4% last month, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
Pierre Andurand is the founder and Chief Investment Officer of Andurand Capital. Pierre was previously Chief Investment Officer at BlueGold, a global commodities hedge fund which at its peak managed over $2 billion USD, and which Pierre co-founded with Dennis Crema in 2007 and launched in 2008. Andurand Capital Management is a private fund management company in fundamental commodity strategies with a specialisation in the oil and energy complex. Andurand Capital is led by Pierre Andurand, one of the world’s most renowned oil and energy traders. Hedge fund manager Pierre Andurand began betting against oil three weeks ago due to the coronavirus outbreak, he told Reuters on Monday, reversing his multi-year bullish view. Leading oil hedge fund manager, Pierre Andurand, said that $300 per barrel oil is "not impossible" within the next few years. Lack of investment in new production due to low oil prices and fears of electric vehicle peak demand could create higher crude prices, Andurand said in a tweet on Sunday. Prominent oil hedge fund manager Pierre Andurand is launching a new fund that takes on more risk as a way to benefit from crude’s recovery. Pierre Andurand, a prominent oil hedge-fund manager who lost big during last year’s price slump, is launching a new fund that takes on more risk as a way to benefit from crude’s recovery. Pierre Andurand, one of the oil market’s most prominent hedge fund managers, suffered his biggest loss last month amid a bloodbath for global crude prices. Andurand hedge fund’s $100 oil bet stands out from the herd. Hedge fund manager Pierre Andurand’s bet that oil will return to $100 a barrel has caught the attention of an industry more accustomed to energy executives warning they must prepare their companies to survive with prices less than half that level.
9 Mar 2020 Hedge fund manager Pierre Andurand began betting against oil three weeks ago due to the coronavirus outbreak, he told Reuters on Monday,
Pierre Andurand (born February 1977 in Aix en Provence, France) is a French businessman and hedge fund manager, specialising in the oil market. In 2008 Forbes Magazine placed him in its list of the top 20 highest-earning hedge-fund managers. Andurand’s funds have produced cumulative returns of 560% since 2008. The hedge fund manager, who runs oil-focused Andurand Capital Management LLP, also went against the conventional view that triple-digit oil prices will dampen demand growth. "So no, $100 oil will not kill the economy," he wrote. "And we need +$100 oil to encourage enough investments outside Pierre Andurand, one of the most bullish oil investors, lost 15.2 percent in July after markets sold-off, bringing his eponymous hedge fund into the red for the year, according to people familiar with the matter. Commodities hedge fund manager Pierre Andurand closed his firm’s New York office after a tough trading year in 2018, instead focusing the business on his offices in London and Malta, according to Leading oil hedge fund manager, Pierre Andurand, said that $300 per barrel oil is "not impossible" within the next few years. Lack of investment in new production due to low oil prices and fears of electric vehicle peak demand could create higher crude prices, Andurand said in a tweet on Sunday. His Andurand Commodities Fund, one of the oil market’s last remaining hedge funds, slumped about 8.4% last month, according to a person with knowledge of the matter. Mr Andurand, founder of London-based Andurand Capital Management, one of the last few hedge funds specialising in oil, experienced a loss of about 8 per cent in his main fund in January, according
Pierre Andurand (born February 1977 in Aix en Provence, France) is a French businessman and hedge fund manager, specialising in the oil market. In 2008 Forbes Magazine placed him in its list of the top 20 highest-earning hedge-fund managers. Andurand’s funds have produced cumulative returns of 560% since 2008.
Pierre Andurand is the founder and Chief Investment Officer of Andurand Capital. Pierre was previously Chief Investment Officer at BlueGold, a global commodities hedge fund which at its peak managed over $2 billion USD, and which Pierre co-founded with Dennis Crema in 2007 and launched in 2008.
Pierre Andurand (born February 1977 in Aix en Provence, France) is a French businessman and hedge fund manager, specialising in the oil market. In 2008 Forbes Magazine placed him in its list of the top 20 highest-earning hedge-fund managers. Andurand’s funds have produced cumulative returns of 560% since 2008. The hedge fund manager, who runs oil-focused Andurand Capital Management LLP, also went against the conventional view that triple-digit oil prices will dampen demand growth. "So no, $100 oil will not kill the economy," he wrote. "And we need +$100 oil to encourage enough investments outside