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Man Investments – MGS Access

Man Investments

MGS Access

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Type: Capital-protected fund of hedge funds

Aim: Growth by investing in a portfolio of hedge funds

Closing date: October 3, 2006

Minimum investment: Lump sum $50,000, euros 50,000

Investment split: 100% in hedge funds

Place of registration: Bermuda

Return: Dollar-denominated bonds – 13-16%, Euro-denominated bonds 11-14% a year

Guarantee: Original capital returned in full at the end of the term regardless of performance of underlying investments plus discretionary profit lock-in

Charges: Annual 1%

Commission: Subject to negotiation

Tel: 00353 1 6470060

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