Pengana fund launched on Deutsche Bank's Select platform
Deutsche Bank and Pengana have jointly launched Pengana’s Global Volatility Master Fund on Deutsche Bank’s managed account platform, Select.
Deutsche Bank and Pengana have combined to develop a solution that is dynamic in its capabilities through an in-depth understanding of volatility arbitrage, according to Pengana Global Volatility fund manager Al Wilkinson.
Wilkinson said Pengana “looked for a partner that employed leading technology and infrastructure and could respond to the newly evolving demands of volatility trading”.
A key advantage offered by Deutsche Bank is a unique integration between the futures and options business and the managed account platform, said Deutsche Bank global head of client solutions Drew Bradford.
“By offering Pengana’s Volatility Master Fund on our platforms, clients benefitted from increased transparency and liquidity,” Bradford said.
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