Nicola Horlick, the British investment manager dubbed “Superwoman” isn’t talking, but a source has told Financial News that her firm, Bramdean Asset Management, may be getting some Man-sized backing for a new alternative investment fund set to launch in June. Speculation by FN is that any funds funneled to the Bramdean offering would be limited, coming from Man Group’s recently established seeding program, but the paper also notes that since Horlick’s firm hasn’t taken off in any big way yet, it may be in the market for refinancing. FN also cites two sources who said Horlick was considering earlier this year to sell equity in Bramdean to clients in exchange for giving her some of their business. That necessity may be premature, says FN, since the firms has enough funds to run for three years under her business plan as is, and Bramdean’s global and U.K. equity funds are outperforming indices.