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Superfund Group (formerly Quadriga) is an asset management company, specializing in quantitative alternate investment strategies. The Superfund Group was founded in 1995 by Christian Baha in Vienna, Austria and utilizes fully automated proprietary computer trading systems. It has offices in Chicago, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Amsterdam, Vienna, Warsaw, Grenada and Zürich. The company manages over US$1 billion in different alternate strategies.