Cresco Absolute Return Fund SPC — mutual investment fund established under Anglo-Saxon law. Overseen by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority (“CIMA”).
A public multiclass company authorized to issue and repurchase shares, divided into different classes, representing one or more managed portfolios. The ability to create sub-funds (segregated portfolios) for individual management, dedicated strategies and the creation of family funds. The main advantage of a segregated portfolio company is protection: it protects the assets of one segregated portfolio from the liabilities of other segregated portfolios under the Cayman Islands law.

The Cayman Islands are a major international financial centre, which is confirmed by statistics.
It is the fourth largest foreign holder of US Treasury bills and the 12th largest holder of international assets and liabilities.
It is the fourth largest foreign holder of US Treasury bills and the 12th largest holder of international assets and liabilities.
Cresco Absolute Return Fund SPC (CARF) Strategy
It is an innovative product that combines several strategies at once, designed to make a profit in different market situations.
The main idea of the CARF strategy is to recognize the formation of a directional movement using fundamental, technical analysis and a combination of complicated mathematical and statistical methods, to join and hold the position for profit while this trend persists.