Investing in hedge funds typically requires relatively high minimum commitment. At the same time, effective portfolio construction calls for diversification across multiple strategies and managers.
A hedge fund of funds addresses this challenge by providing diversified exposure to several high-quality funds—without requiring investors to meet the minimum investment threshold of each fund individually.

Both funds demonstrate strong performance records: Hetmed offers a proven seven-year track record, while Mango has delivered nearly three years of consistent performance. What distinguishes these funds within the Israeli market is their limited reliance on market direction, with strategies designed to perform in both rising and declining market environments.

The foreign exchange (FX) market is the largest and most liquid financial market in the world, influenced by a combination of technical, fundamental, and geopolitical factors. Achieving consistent results in this market requires a high level of skill and specialized expertise.
Rimon Hedge Funds’ professional team brings years of experience and deep domain knowledge in FX trading. The fund’s core activity focuses on major global currencies supported by stable economies, with no exposure to cryptocurrencies.

The core strategies underlying WIZDOM are fully hedged. While the risk of loss can never be entirely eliminated, this hedged structure significantly reduces exposure to market direction and mitigates the impact of potential decision-making errors.

The fund is structured as a limited partnership established in Israel. All investors participate as limited partners, with the number of non-accredited limited partners restricted in accordance with applicable legal and regulatory requirements.

The fund benefits from professional investment management and comprehensive administrative oversight. The General Partner is responsible for appointing qualified service providers, including those handling tax matters, anti-money laundering compliance, and other regulatory and operational requirements.

Rimon Hedge Funds does not conduct fund management activities in Israel. The partnership’s account is maintained with a reputable U.S.-based bank, and all trading activities are executed through regulated banks and brokers located outside of Israel, primarily in Europe.

The fund administrator has several key roles. First, the administrator independently values the fund’s assets based on reports received from the underlying managed funds, together with the fund’s managed capital. Second, the administrator serves as a second authorized signatory—alongside the General Partner, for all matters relating to capital movements, including investor subscriptions, withdrawals, and transfers. Third, the administrator acts as the fund’s tax trustee.