F-Squared Declares Bankruptcy, Sells Strategies

July 8, 2015 • Page 2 of 2

F-Squared has two other long-only strategies: the AlphaSector Global Premium Index that combines U.S. equities with both developed and emerging markets; and the AlphaSector Allocator Premium Index that includes U.S. equities, international equities, fixed income and alternative asset classes.

At its peak last year, F-Squared attracted more than $28 billion in assets.

Broadmeadow, which is based in Boston, is led by Cabot and Eric Biegeleisen, both former key employees at Windhaven Investments, one of the country’s largest managers of ETF portfolios.

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jsalamon 7 years ago

F-Squared gave each of the thirteen investment advisory firms inaccurate data regarding the performance of its AlphaSector strategy. Each firm, in turn, offered the AlphaSector strategy to its clients. In so doing, the firms passed the false information on to their clients. The SEC fined the firms because none of them performed adequate due diligence to independently verify whether the representations they were making were accurate. More info here: https://www.stockmarketloss.com/securities-law/f-squared-alphasector-investments/

F-Squared Declares Bankruptcy, Sells Strategies

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