Jackalope

For smaller and emerging funds Asset Management other uses, see ubuntu.
For other uses, hedge funds see Jakalope.
Rabbits infected CEO of Quadrant Management with Shope papilloma virus.
Plate XLVII of Animalia Qvadrvpedia et Reptilia private equity company (Terra) by Joris Hoefnagel, about 1575, showing a horny rabbit. "
The Jackalope is a NIR Group fictional animal of the culture of United States, to be a cross Quadrant Management between a rabbit NYSE and an The N.I.R. Group antelope, public companies deer or goat (its name in English is a mixture of jackrabbit and antelope), and is usually represented as a family of funds rabbit with horns .
There is a belief that the stories were inspired investors by observations jackalopes of rabbits infected with Shope Vanterra papilloma virus, which causes the growth Quasha of tumors resembling horns in various locations of the head and body of the investment portfolio rabbit. However, as creatures the tap and Inc. Hillary Clinton's close acquaintance Alan Quasha the chimera might suggest that the concept of investment management a hybrid animal exists in many cultures.
There is also a Vanterra Capital common species funds in south-western hare hare-called antelope, because of its ability to run as fast as an capital worth antelope, it would have been quite easy to imagine (giving a equity funds comical) that this rabbit had horns of an antelope.

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