Superfund Group Need help with terms? Austria Type: Commodity Trading Advisor (CTA) Registrations: FMA ID: 122880g Program Past 12 Months Oct YTD CAROR WDD AUM Min Inv Visits Superfund Green EUR SICAV -4.01 -1.77 3.38 -29.53 € 103.2M € 5k 3641 Superfund Green GCT USD N/A 9.01 -61.05 $ 15k 12567 Superfund Green Gold A (SPC) -4.00 16.37 5.27 -62.60 $ 10.0M $ 5k 16231 Superfund Green Gold B (SPC) -5.39 17.02 5.37 -65.14 $ 10.0M $ 50k 11904 Superfund Green Gold C (SPC) N/A 1.00 -71.96 $ 100k 13978 Superfund Green Gold L.P. Series A-1 N/A 3.30 -47.26 $ 5k 11639 Superfund Green Gold L.P. Series B-1 N/A 0.19 -50.61 $ 5k 10456 Superfund Green GOLD SICAV 38.58 13.69 -35.95 $ 20k 5480 Superfund Green L.P. Series A N/A -0.37 -51.57 $ 5k 15748 Superfund Green L.P. Series B N/A 0.44 -60.31 $ 5k 12337 Superfund Green Master -5.00 4.90 9.99 -65.13 $ 2.0M $ 2,000k 14204 Superfund Green Q-AG -2.86 -1.78 7.31 -41.99 € 25.5M € 2k 15697 Superfund Green SILVER SICAV N/A 44.02 4.60 -42.33 $ 20k 5438 Superfund Green USD SICAV -3.90 -0.41 5.87 -28.14 $ 88.6M $ 5k 4452 Superfund Red EUR SICAV -10.84 -2.91 -32.59 $ 10k 6820 Superfund Red One SP I - Class A EUR N/A -12.28 6.05 -19.01 € 10k 3920 Superfund Red One SP I - Class A Gold N/A -3.59 15.16 -27.07 $ 10k 4676 Superfund Red One SP I - Class A Silver N/A -28.22 7.12 -34.05 $ 10k 4452 Superfund Red One SP I - Class A USD N/A -10.86 8.44 -17.86 $ 10k 4192 Superfund Red USD SICAV -9.73 -1.37 -30.63 $ 10k 7822 Past performance is not necessarily indicative of future results. The risk of loss in trading commodity futures, options, and foreign exchange ("forex") is substantial. CTA Introduction Superfund companies are privately owned and together form a consortium of investment companies specializing in trading and offering Superfund managed futures funds which strive to achieve absolute returns with low relative volatility and low correlation to traditional investments and other alternative investments. The use of advanced technology trading systems has resulted in strong annual average performance over the medium to long term. Technically based managed futures funds, like Superfund funds, are having a greater influence in the non-institutional world as private investors demand access to sophisticated investments previously available only to a more limited universe of investors. In March 1996, members of the Superfund group of companies, originally known as Quadriga, launched one of the world’s first retail hedge funds. By 1997, the proprietary software and trading systems were further refined, resulting in a fully automated approach to trading.