Deutsche Bank to launch the second issue of their Resources Alpha Note
As a result of the outstanding success of the first issue of the DB Resources Alpha Note launched in June this year, deVere and Partners, the world’s largest international financial advisory firm is delighted to announce the launch of a second issue of the product, starting on 29th July 2009 and available through to 29th September 2009.This exceptionally popular, market neutral commodity strategy has been specifically tailored to meet the sophisticated needs of deVere’s client bank and is provided with the security of 100% capital protection on maturity.
The DB Resources Alpha Note gives investors the opportunity to participate in a market neutral commodity investment story, generating proven investment returns in markets where commodities both rise and fall in value. This strategy has proven to operate with very low levels of volatility even in extreme market conditions. It uses a proprietary rule based method to generate stable alpha commodity returns without taking exposure to commodity spot prices.
The strategic alliance between deVere and Partners and Deutsche Bank has been in operation for over 3 years and its continued development is a reflection of the high level of success achieved by both parties since inception.
“We have been working with Deutsche Bank for over three years during which time we have developed a comprehensive range of products specifically tailored to meet our clients’ requirements. The substantial demand expressed for the first series of the DB Resources Alpha Note gives us tremendous confidence to launch the second series later this month.” said Nigel Green, deVere and Partners Managing Director.
“We have been working with deVere and Partners for a number of years and have been very impressed by the professionalism and drive of their business. We very much look forward to the continued development of this relationship and the introduction of new products including the DB Resources Alpha Note” said Agustin Trigo, Deutsche Bank.