We develop and manage alternative funds that deliver unequal results for individual and institutional investors through alternative funds, such as hedge funds.
Hedge funds are relatively liquid assets invested in specific sectors and subsectors that serve as a medium for financial gain. Hedge funds come in many forms, including macro, merger arbitrage, event-driven, statistical arbitrage, and others, and each stand on its merit of capturing financial gain within specific environments. As for Xicon Economics, we use a form of statistical arbitrage to manage hedge funds, that of systematic trading, whereby we leverage higher order mathematics, statistics, econometrics, probability, and risk engineering to render rigorous investment decisions. Compared to most pooled funds, systematic hedge funds are uniquely designed to meet specific financial objectives. Subsequently, risk is not only managed, but leveraged.
Private equity funds are similar to our hedge funds in that we leverage pooled investments streamed through investment vehicles for financial gain. In so doing, investors have more influence over strategic direction of these funds, but the funds are managed by Xicon Economics, LLC. However, our private equity funds are relatively illiquid when compared to most hedge funds, in that investors are required to commit to long term investments. Investment vehicles include real estate, companies, and other financial streams.