Investment  MANAGEMENT Philosophy

Our philosophy for managing your wealth is active and dynamic, with razor-focus on delivering growth, protection, and outcomes-based strategies that seek to take advantage of our family office style investment access.

OUTCOME-BASED APPROACH

We begin by identifying the outcomes we are seeking on your behalf and reverse engineer the trends and correlations we believe are necessary to create them. Next, we use our deep research and robust data analysis to identify opportunities to shape returns by attempting to limit losses where we see risk or widen exposure where we see potential benefits.

We have the in-house capabilities to act on our best thinking by customizing strategies that are both conservative in the face of risk and opportunistic in response to positive trends. 

FOCUS ON LIMITING LOSSES

It may seem counterintuitive, but our first focus is on limiting losses. The first principle of wealth management is almost always to preserve the value you’ve worked hard to build. But looking beyond preservation, market losses can undermine growth and limit future opportunities.

IDENTIFYING UNCORRELATED RETURNS

Today’s markets have become brutally efficient, with the same economic trends often being felt across traditional asset classes.

Specialized assets such as select hedge funds and options that tend to move counter to, or independent of, the market give us an expanded arsenal for shaping returns, and can be actively be deployed within risk-aware strategies.

EXPANDED ECONOMIC EXPOSURE

Wealth management with a partial focus on legacy and wealth transfer may be especially suitable for assets like private equity and real estate that seek to capture long-term, even multi-generational, economic trends.

Typically, these investment require enormous investments to capture efficient exposures. Our family office style infrastructure leverages the combined strength of our clients to create specialized strategies at scale with lower costs, making them available to families like yours.