Geoff Gribling

Moore Capital generally bases investment decisions on their analysis of fundamental economic, financial and political events, their analysis of the markets themselves and their analysis of the potential risk and reward of a market position. The firm mainly uses fundamental and price and market analysis. In weighing factors to make investment decisions, they pay close attention to each investment's risk-reward potential, how it fits into the risk profile of the entire portfolio and whether it is consistent with their global macro view.

Caspian seeks to create risk-adjusted returns that achieve capital appreciation over the long-term by applying a flexible and opportunistic approach to investing. The firm invests in multiple asset classes including bank loans, bonds, equities, speculative investments and cash equivalents. They are permitted to trade and make investments in public and private debt and equity securities.

Provides brokerage services

Functions as a College/University

CVP aims to generate high current interest income, capturing incremental returns from stressed and distressed credit investments during market dislocations and credit default cycles. The firm seeks to manage risk by investing predominantly in senior, secured loan, and bond investments. Most of their investments are in floating-rate loans from “upper middle market” companies. CVP employs fundamental credit and valuation analysis in making their investments and is an activist in managing their portfolio companies, often leading or co-leading financial restructurings to maximize value.