Bloomberg
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Steve Diggle’s Vulpes Investment Management is preparing to capitalize on market volatility, aiming to raise up to $250 million from investors as early as the first quarter of 2025. The former hedge fund manager, known for significant gains during the 2008 financial crisis, sees market threats reminiscent of that era. Based in Oxford, UK, Diggle’s family office anticipates multiple fault lines leading to heightened market instability. The firm’s strategy reflects its readiness to leverage volatility for substantial returns. This move highlights growing investor interest in opportunities arising from uncertain financial landscapes. Continue here.

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