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    Integre Advisors Launches Offshore Fund


    NEW YORK, Feb. 27 -- Integre Advisors, the asset management firm that invests in companies that it believes are attractively valued and temporarily out of favor, is launching the Integre Offshore Fund, announced Emanuel Weintraub, Integre's Founder and Managing Director. Integre Advisors has developed the new fund in response to demand from European investors seeking to benefit from the firm's historic investment performance on behalf of wealthy individuals and family offices in the United States.

    As in Integre's core business in the U.S., the objective of the Integre Offshore Fund is to preserve capital on an absolute basis and to outperform the S&P 500 Total Return index. The fund, to be based in the Cayman Islands, will be invested in a concentrated portfolio of 15 largely U.S.-based equities.

    "Our goal for the Offshore Fund -- as it is for our other investment portfolios -- is to participate in the wealth creation of the equity market while managing downside risk through careful equity selection," says Mr. Weintraub. "While our clients recognize that capital markets are volatile, they are willing to accept some volatility if their risk has been mitigated by careful analysis and a disciplined process."

    The firm's rigorous valuation model -- honed over nearly 20 years in both bull and bear markets -- aims to maximize returns while preserving principal, with a strong emphasis on downside protection. In this systematic approach to investing, Integre applies proprietary screens and financial analysis to identify growth companies that are temporarily out of favor with conventional investors. This technique allows the firm to acquire stocks it believes have an asymmetric risk-reward ratio; i.e., each company's likely upside is disproportionately large compared to its probable worst-case scenario downside.

    "Through the disciplined implementation of our model," says Mr. Weintraub, "we can invest in companies that are facing short-term issues. However, over the medium-term, they represent prime opportunities for significant investment returns."

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