Fixed Income · Milan
Quaestio Capital Management
South Hub represents Quaestio Capital Management before professional investors in Spain, Portugal and Andorra.
About Quaestio Capital Management
Quaestio Capital Management (Quaestio Capital SGR) is an independent active investment manager based in Milan, with expertise spanning equities, fixed income, multi-asset and total-return strategies. Founded in 2009, the firm manages more than €17 billion with a team of around 50 professionals (figures as at 31 December 2025), and cultivates a culture designed to let its investment teams fully express their capabilities in pursuit of long-term outperformance through high-conviction active management.
Responsible investment is embedded in the firm’s approach: Quaestio is a signatory to the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (UN PRI) and an active member of initiatives including Climate Action 100+ and the Carbon Disclosure Project. Its funds are offered through QSF, a Luxembourg-domiciled UCITS umbrella. Its credit franchise, led by a Citywire AAA-rated team, follows a philosophy summed up as “always good, sometimes excellent, never terrible”, with a strong emphasis on capital protection and minimising drawdowns. South Hub introduces Quaestio’s UCITS fixed-income strategies to institutional and professional investors across Iberia within the regulatory framework of the CNMV in Spain and the CMVM in Portugal.
Strategies we represent
Quaestio Global Enhanced Cash
Global fixed income, ultra-short duration. Capital preservation plus alpha, aiming to beat the JPM Euro Cash 3M with daily liquidity and a maximum duration of two years. UCITS · Art. 8 · Allfunds · Inversis
Quaestio European High Yield
European high yield. A high-conviction, concentrated portfolio unconstrained by tracking error, with rigorous credit selection that has kept defaults well below the market. UCITS · Art. 8 · Allfunds · Inversis
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