Kirkoswald Asset Management introduces a new share class requiring up to five years for investors to fully cash out. The move follows similar liquidity restrictions implemented by peers amid high demand for hedge fund services.
Kirkoswald Asset Management, led by Greg Coffey, has introduced a new share class requiring up to five years for investors to fully redeem their holdings. The firm joins other asset managers implementing longer lock-up periods to manage rising investor demand.
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