Allocator has Announced the 2020 Investors Choice Awards Top Performers

    LONDON, ENGLAND, July 10, 2020 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The Investors Choice Awards considers all of the 4000+ funds reporting on Allocator, the data platform for the investment management industry. Top Performers for the Investors Choice Awards 2020 were chosen based on their annualised performance compared with their peers over the period January 2019 – April 2020.

Founder and CEO of Allocator, Ryan Kalish commented, "Abraham Trading Company should be extremely proud of their performance. It was a challenging period for the fund management industry, with wide dispersion of returns amid volatile markets. To be recognised as a Top Performer among their peers is a very impressive achievement."

President of Abraham Trading Company, Salem Abraham also commented, "After three decades in investment management, my team and I have strong opinions about proper portfolio construction. We are pleased with the performance of the Fortress Fund this year and are happy to see it recognized for the results it delivered to investors."

Allocator is the leading intelligence platform for institutional investors in funds, putting their investment data at their fingertips. Thousands of hedge funds and private equity funds regularly supply data and documents to their clients with different levels of permissioning via Allocator. The company uses the power of networks and robotic process automation to enable investors to spend fewer resources managing data and have more time to use it. Clients access streamlined data on their current and prospective investments via Allocator's web platform, APIs and Microsoft Excel Add In. Clients include Sovereign Wealth Funds, Insurance Companies, Pension Funds, Consultants, Funds of Funds, Private Banks, other institutional investors and Family Offices around the world.

For more information about Allocator visit www.allocator.com

For more information about the Investors Choice Awards visit www.investorschoiceawards.com

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