Nicola Horlick’s Bramdean Asset Management hopes to list a fund in early 2007 to invest in a range of alternative investments, according to ...

Nicola Horlick’s Bramdean Asset Management hopes to list a fund in early 2007 to invest in a range of alternative investments, according to a Wall Street Journal report. Bramdean hopes to raise a minimum of £250 million ($471.9 million) and will target investments in private equity, hedge funds and commodities. Bramdean was launched by Ms Horlick – one of the UK’s best known fund managers – in January this year and will invest in equities, bonds and property. It will also offer Bramdiva, a service which is aimed at women who want to invest.