OPIM and Qraft Capital Unveil AI-Driven Quantitative Fund for Global Investors

OPIM and Qraft Capital Unveil AI-Driven Quantitative Fund for Global Investors

In a bold move toward modernized asset management, OPIM and Qraft Capital launch AI-driven quantitative fund the Qraft Soliton Master Fund offering investors access to machine learning–powered investment strategies previously restricted to internal use.

Bringing AI to Institutional Frameworks

Based in Hong Kong and established in 2004, OP Investment Management Ltd. (OPIM) serves as an institutional platform for emerging fund managers. In collaboration with Seoul-headquartered Qraft Capital (BVI) Limited, they’ve launched the Qraft Soliton Master Fund, a Cayman-domiciled, multi-strategy investment vehicle leveraging continuous quantitative model iteration and AI pattern recognition to uncover value in liquid equity derivatives across Korea, Hong Kong SAR, the U.S., and Europe.

The fund employs an array of systematic strategies including equity long-short, mid-frequency long-biased, and arbitrage to balance risk and return while staying nimble amidst rapidly evolving market conditions.

Backed by AI Innovation and Institutional Infrastructure

Qraft Technologies, with strong ties across Asia-Pacific and the U.S., powers the fund with leading AI-driven asset management solutions. Bolstered by a $146 million Series C investment from SoftBank in 2022, Qraft’s technology underpins several U.S.-listed AI ETFs and has defined a benchmark for machine learning in portfolio construction and trading.

As Jae Hyeok Heo, CIO of the fund, explains:

“This partnership brings Qraft’s proprietary AI-driven strategy into an institutional framework… leveraging AI pattern recognition and disciplined quantitative processes to deliver value to global investors.”

OPIM’s platform provides the necessary oversight and infrastructure such as prime brokerage, administration, and compliant Cayman fund structure to connect institutional capital with Qraft’s AI capabilities.

Spotlight on Korean Asset Management Excellence

This partnership arrives at an opportune moment. OPIM CEO Alvin Fan emphasizes South Korea’s rising capital markets profile, especially following recent corporate governance reforms that have driven strong KOSPI performance in 2025. Fan sees the fund as a timely showcase of Korean investment talent now gaining global recognition.

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