David Carrara, former sales and marketing executive with Deutsche Bank's Equity Prime Services group, has taken a new role at American Diversified Funds in Naples Florida.
(PRWEB) November 12, 2004 -- David Carrara has recently joined American Diversified Funds, a Naples Florida based alternative asset Management Company. David, formerly sales and marketing executive at Deutsche Bank's Equity Prime Services division in New York, has taken a new role at American Diversified Funds in Naples Florida. In his new role as, Director of Managed Funds , David will focus on sales and marketing within the United States.
American Diversified Funds Inc. is an investment management firm with world headquarters in Naples, FL and offices in Leatherhead, England and Cape Town, South Africa.
American Diversified Funds Inc provides high net worth individuals and institutions with specialized alternative investments including managed futures and funds with hedge fund exposure. "We focus exclusively on helping qualified investors select managed futures, commodity trading advisors and funds with hedge funds that are suitable for their investment goals and risk tolerance." stated Carrara, the fund's Director.
American Diversified Funds Inc offers several alternative investment services and products for:
Governmental & Corporate Pension Funds
College Endowments and Private Foundations
Private Label Products for Banks and Financial Institutions
High Net Worth Individuals
"Our experience and expertise helps our investors to have access to alternative investment products and invest with confidence." stated Carrara. He also added, "Our open-ended architecture affords us the flexibility to create custom /private label funds for our clients. Our commitment is such that if the performance of a product does not exceed 10% net return to the client for the previous year, then ADF will waive the performance fee and incentive fee. If we dont perform well, we will not take the incentive fees"
Lastly Carrara notes "We donate half of the profit we make each year to charity organisations around the world,"
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