While Berg's retirement is effective immediately, he will remain a consultant.
In a separate announcement today, Vega is expanding its seeding platform. The firm announced that it has obtained $1 billion of seed capital from BBVA, a Spanish-based financial services firm, for a new joint venture between BBVA and VegaPlus Capital Partners. VegaPlus is a platform of hedge funds that Vega uses to develop and bring to the market emerging managers. VegaPlus acts in this capacity as an "incubator," a jargon term referring to the scouting and funding as well as the support of new hedge fund talent. VegaPlus is a $2 billion hedge fund incubator with 10 hedge funds under its umbrella. One of VegaPlus' managers, Larry Seruma, who runs a long/short portfolio, returned 30% last year. BBVA will take a 51% equity stake in the new venture, while Vega will hold 49% of the new entity.Featured Photo Galleries
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