Granada Capital Management

Granada operates a systematic, price-based trend-following program that takes directional positions in global futures and foreign exchange markets. The model is quantitative and rules-based, targeting non-correlated returns to traditional asset classes. The firm does not employ a fundamental, discretionary, or multi-strategy overlay.

Yes. Granada is registered with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as a Commodity Pool Operator and is a member of the National Futures Association (NFA). This registration is required for firms that operate pooled investment vehicles trading U.S. futures and commodity interests.

No. The firm's structure and regulatory filings indicate it is focused entirely on liquid, exchange-traded futures and forward contracts. There is no public record of equity, venture, or private-company investments.

Granada maintains a low public profile and does not disclose principal biographies, trader names, or an investment committee roster in public materials. The firm's NFA registration identifies controlling persons from a regulatory standpoint, but their trading backgrounds are not publicly promoted.

Granada does not market publicly. It appears to raise capital through private channels, likely working with introducing brokers, family office networks, or specialist commodity-focused allocators. The firm maintains no known institutional marketing presence.