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Ex-Aether CEO Launches Hedge Fund
Baltimore Biz Journal reports: Former Aether Systems CEO David Oros has launched a $3 million hedge fund called Global Domain Vector Fund LLC, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
Oros is managing director and chief administrative officer of Baltimore’s Global Domain Partners LLC. He is joined by Jonathan Caplis, a director at Global Domain, as a managing member of the hedge fund, the filing says.
The fund was incorporated in 2005 and its first sale took place April 1, according to the Aug. 19 filing. It is accepting a minimum of $500,000 from outside investors.
Oros founded Baltimore-based Aether Systems Inc., a wireless technology company. The company retooled itself into mortgage investment fund Aether Holdings Inc. in 2005.
