March 2026 was one of the toughest stock market months in years. OMX and European indices fell over nine percent, driven by geopolitical unrest in the Middle East and rapidly reassessed interest rate expectations. In that climate, capital protection was more important than returns.

Crescit Hedge fell -2.87 percent during the month, which was a limited loss relative to the broader market decline. The hedging structure in the derivatives strategy worked as intended: the downside was limited, the fixed income book and cash contributed to stabilization, and the fund's construction showed its asymmetry in practice.

Ahead of April, the positioning is cautious but active. Work is underway to strengthen the portfolio's preparedness for a potential rebound, while keeping net exposure under control. The conditions are in place to act quickly when the market situation becomes clearer.

For investors seeking flexible strategies with active risk management and the ability to exploit larger market movements, Crescit offers an attractive positioning in the current market climate.