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Managed Futures, Kept Plain

Disciplined futures strategies, daily risk checks, and clear reporting for private capital.

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TOPICS

The main themes we track

How trend models, futures contracts, and risk limits work.

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GUIDE

Managed Futures

How trend models, futures contracts, and risk limits work.

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TIPS

Risk Control

Rules for sizing trades, cutting losses, and keeping drawdown in check.

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TRENDS

Investor Reports

What to expect in monthly notes, factsheets, and market updates.

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GUIDE

UK Allocators

How advisers, family offices, and institutions review this sleeve.

of market research

12 years

of market research

in the risk process

4 steps

in the risk process

investor reporting

Monthly

investor reporting

Community

Customer notes

Verified

“We want a clean process, clear numbers, and no noise around the risk.”

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Maya Collins

CIO, Northgate Advisory

Verified

“The monthly notes make it easy to see why capital was added or cut.”

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Daniel Frost

Family Office Director

Verified

“It reads like a serious market desk, with plain reporting we can use.”

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Priya Shah

Portfolio Manager

SPOTLIGHT

What matters this week

Market screens, risk checks, and daily position review.

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FEATURE

London Trading Desk

Market screens, risk checks, and daily position review.

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0201

Trend Models

Rules that look for price moves across futures markets.

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0302

Cash and Collateral

How capital is held while contracts stay open.

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REPORT

Monthly Factsheet

A clean read on returns, drawdown, and exposure.

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05MARKET

Energy Futures

Notes on crude, gas, and power-linked contracts.

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06UPDATE

Rates Signals

What rate moves can mean for trend exposure.

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07GUIDE

Diversification View

Why this sleeve sits beside shares and bonds.

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08NOTES

Investor Call Notes

Short points from recent client and adviser calls.

Questions

Common questions

Quick answers before visitors choose a product, service, or next step.

01What does Futures Fund manage?+

We manage futures strategies with set risk limits, regular reviews, and clear reports for investors and allocators.

02Who is it for?+

It suits high-net-worth investors, advisers, family offices, and institutions that want market exposure with tighter control.

03How do you control risk?+

We size each position, set loss rules, and review exposure daily so one market does not dominate the book.

04How often do you report?+

Investors get monthly notes, performance updates, and plain views on exposure, drawdown, and major changes.

05Can this sit beside shares and bonds?+

Yes. Managed futures can add a different return path when stock and bond markets are under stress.

06How do I start a review?+

Send a note to our team and we will set a call to review fit, capital size, and next steps.

Get weekly notes

Get one short email each week with market notes, strategy updates, and key reporting points from Futures Fund.