Florin Court Capital

Florin Court Capital

Doug Greenig founded Florin Court Capital in London in 2016, drawing on a career spent entirely inside quantitative and systematic macro trading. Prior to Florin Court, Greenig oversaw systematic macro and managed futures at Man AHL, the quantitative arm of Man Group, where he was involved in building and running one of the industry's largest systematic trading operations. The firm is an asset manager, not a family office, and does not appear to be backed by a single identifiable wealth origin. Florin Court runs a diversified systematic macro program spanning over 300 markets in equities, fixed income, currencies, commodities, and credit. The strategy rests on a multi-model framework that quantifies fundamental relationships, technical price patterns, and alternative data signals. By sizing positions across many independent sub-strategies, the fund aims to produce a return stream that is non-correlated to traditional risk premia and to other managed futures funds. Known trading regions include developed and emerging markets across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. The fund continuously adapts its model weights in response to changing market dynamics rather than relying on a static allocation. The firm operates from its London base with a lean, research-intensive team. Greenig has not publicly disclosed assets under management, total deployment figures, or the size of the investment team. In September 2023, the firm appeared in industry rankings for its strong risk-adjusted performance over the prior several years, reinforcing its reputation as a top-quartile performer in the managed futures space (per BarclayHedge, 2023). Unlike firms that court institutional AUM aggressively, Florin Court's profile suggests a deliberate focus on capacity-constrained strategy implementation and alignment with a select group of investors. Florin Court's structural differentiator lies in its refusal to be classified as a traditional trend follower. While many systematic macro products derive the bulk of their returns from trend-following signals, Greenig's team emphasizes diversification across signal types — fundamental value, carry, volatility, and non-price data — explicitly targeting a correlation profile closer to zero against managed futures benchmarks. This architecture makes the fund an unusual diversifier within an allocator's systematic bucket and explains why it occupies a distinct niche among systematic managers.