Strategies

Strategies Overview

How we think about markets and where we put capital to work — a discretionary, global-macro approach expressed across a deliberately broad set of assets.

Approach

Global Macro

Global macro is a top-down strategy. Positioning is driven by a view on the broad forces that move markets — interest rates, currencies, commodities, growth, and geopolitics — and then expressed wherever the risk and reward are clearest, rather than inside any single asset class.

Top-down and cross-asset

We start from the macroeconomic picture and take the position that best captures it, whether that lives in FX, rates, commodities, or indices.

Discretionary by design

Trades are sized and adjusted by judgment as the cycle and the data evolve — not handed off to a fixed model that can't read context.

Asymmetry over frequency

The goal is to be positioned ahead of large, durable moves and to manage downside carefully, rather than to trade the noise in between.

What we trade

Asset Coverage

Beyond traditional markets, we hold a mix of assets chosen for their store of value and their low correlation to the broad market cycle.

Alternative AssetsTangibles & collectibles
Stores of value held outside conventional markets — precious metals, sports cards, One Piece cards, fine art, and jewelry, among others.
BondsCatastrophe bonds
Insurance-linked securities whose payout depends on whether defined natural-catastrophe events occur — yield with returns that move largely independently of equities and credit.
Prediction MarketsEvent contracts
Positions taken on the probability of real-world outcomes, offering exposure that is, by its nature, uncorrelated with traditional asset classes.