New York (Hedgeco.net) – The second quarter of 2009 marked the 10th year of operation for Washington, DC-based hedge fund, Mooring Capital Fund, which delivered a quarterly compounded return of 12.40% per year.

“Our flagship Mooring Capital Fund has provided a consistent record of performance to investors since inception 10 years ago.” John Jacquemin, founder and President of Mooring Financial Corporation, commented,”We are very pleased with the fund’s sound long-term performance, demonstrated by a total return of 242.51 percent over the last decade.”

For the same period, the S&P 500 posted an annual compounded return of -1.70% and the Credit Suisse/Tremont Hedge Fund Index reported a quarterly compounded annual return of 6.89 %.

Mooring Capital Fund acquires and manages distressed, sub-performing and performing commercial loans. The portfolio is diversified by both asset type and geography.  Mooring Capital Fund also takes long and short equity positions in the financial and real estate markets for up to 20% of its assets. As of June 30, 2009 Mooring Capital Fund had over $62 million in total gross assets.

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Stamford Advocate – A Greenwich hedge fund company is among hundreds of the risky investment entities that have closed or are projected to close this year amid volatile equity and commodity markets.

Turnberry Capital Management told investors last week that it will liquidate its fund and close its doors after most of the clients sought to withdraw their money, Reuters reported. The fund, which invests in distressed debt, once managed about $800 million.

"We intend to take a series of steps to liquidate the Fund and redeem all Fund investors at the same pace," fund manager Jeff Dobbs wrote in a letter to clients that Reuters obtained. "After Labor Day, we will commence a sell-down of the Fund’s security holdings in order to raise cash to fund redemptions."

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