Abstract:Coeus Capital Diversified Currency Fund represents an ideal client for Alpha Trade.

The Coeus Capital Diversified Currency Fund, a Dutch hedge fund established under Dutch law, focuses on delivering strong absolute returns with low volatility and without any correlation to equity and bond markets.
The Fund, now open on request of investors since October 2022, is building on the impressive track record with strong annual positive returns in the mid-teens of the CEO of the Fund, Robert J. Teuwissen. Robert makes use of several carefully selected teams, who have in common that they have years of experience in currency trading, but have, relative to each other, a unique and distinct, uncorrelated style.
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Alpha Trade Pty Ltd, an Australian financial derivatives broker, has existed as a securities trader since 1997 and received its Australian Financial Services License in 2008. Alpha is quietly, but quickly becoming the broker of choice for institutional clients with a strong emphasis on Regulated Fund Managers, Hedge Funds, sophisticated family offices and, of course, a multitude of broker-dealers as clients.
It was acquired in 2021 by industry luminaries Richard Whelan (CEO), Thomas Ng (CRO), Dean Yu (CTO) and John Xu (CO) and truly employs a model where all orders are executed without holding opposite positions to clients, so their interests are not opposed to those of their clients.
Spreads can thus be very narrow. Very few liquidity providers today can genuinely claim to STP all flow and allow the market to compete for it on an even basis across a vast array of asset classes and particularly with such rich, diverse, and competitive liquidity.
Richard Whelan, CEO and co-owner of Alpha Trade Pty Ltd states, We wholeheartedly welcome the Coeus Capital Diversified Currency Fund as a client. We have known Robert Teuwissen as a trader for managed accounts for over a decade and know that his vision, knowledge and skill combined with strong risk management will enable the Coeus Capital Diversified Currency Fund to deliver attractive, absolute returns.
With our strong focus on providing liquidity for larger clients with strong emphasis on regulated asset managers and hedge funds, the Coeus Capital Diversified Currency Fund, with its pronounced potential for growth, is an ideal client to us.
Robert Teuwissen commented, For the Coeus Capital Diversified Currency Fund, which is characterized by many trades a day, mostly with a short duration, efficient execution with narrow spreads is essential. Because Alpha Trade does not run its own book and does not take opposing positions but offers our orders on an equal basis to its many liquidity providers, spreads are unparalleled narrow in nature.
In doing so, the absence of any conflict of interest appeals strongly to us. We hope that this fund will continue to grow with inflation busting returns to the benefit of its investors and its lack of correlation to recession relation asset classes make it particularly appealing under the current climate.


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