Josh Clark

CFSIL seeks to generate competitive returns over the long-term. Their wide range and investment management expertise spans Australian and global shares, property, fixed interest, credit, hedge funds, infrastructure and private equity.

Provides brokerage services

Functions as a College/University

Ausbil is an active, style neutral manager, who focuses on exploiting inefficiencies across the entire market, at all stages of the cycle and across all market conditions. The firm seeks to position their portfolios towards those sectors and stocks which they believe will experience positive earnings revisions and away from those they believe will suffer negative revisions. They utilize both top-down commodity and macro analysis, combined with bottom-up stock analysis and a disciplined risk management process.

Ophir offers capacity-constrained, benchmark-unaware investment funds focused on growth companies within the small and mid-cap equities space. The firm employs a fundamental, bottom-up research approach to identify businesses with the ability to meaningfully grow and compound earnings over time. They ensure alignment with underlying investors via the Portfolio Managers making significant personal investments alongside unitholders with the Ophir Funds.

QVG Capital aims to deliver strong absolute returns to our investors while remaining aware of the risks inherent in the space in which they invest. The firm believes their alignment and incentives – via their personal investment in the fund, and the fee structure – are consistent with this goal.

QVG Long Short Co. aims to deliver strong absolute returns to their investors while remaining aware of the risks they are taking to generate those returns. The firm uses a fundamental approach to stock selection and portfolio management. They classify their selves as neither a ‘growth’ nor ‘value’ manager but would rather invest in growing companies at a value price. QVG Long Short Co. places a heavy emphasis on the financial metrics of a company in determining its attractiveness. Their Fund invest in ‘all-cap’ listed companies; defined as small, mid and large-cap securities traded on a public stock exchange. The Fund seeks to sell, where possible, expensive, low returning, highly geared, poorly performing companies.