Round Rock’s Tan Maruyama aims to raise $100 Million

July 10th, 2010
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Round Rock Capital Advisors’ founder Tan Maruyama announced this week that his firm is aiming to raise additional capital for its flagship hedge fund, the R-Squared Master Fund. According to Bloomberg, the R-Squared fund was launched in April with approximately $16 million in assets under management and is now seeking to increase assets to $114 million.

Round Rock Capital’s fund concentrates on Japan and invests in a wide variety of assets, including equities and convertible bonds. It has returned 0.7% through June and joins a growing trend among Japanese hedge funds to employ a wider range of strategies, beyond the traditional long-short.

Prior to founding Round Rock, Mr. Maruyama was formerly the head of the convertible bond trading desk at Goldman Sachs.
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Related People: Tan Maruyama
Related Entities: Goldman Sachs*; R-Squared Master Fund; Round Rock Capital
Related Article Tags: Multi-Strategy, Long Short, Equity, Debt and Global Macro Hedge Fund News; Hedge Fund Launches and Hedge Fund Closings

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