Concentration is a hidden risk
Traditional cap-weighted index investing quietly concentrates your money in a handful of the largest, most expensive companies. "Buying the market" is far less diversified than it sounds.
Portfolio Management
We build and manage a portfolio matched to your goals and your tolerance for risk, then run it with discipline so you don't have to. Two strategies, one philosophy: evidence over emotion.
Capital at risk. Investing involves risk: the value of investments can go down as well as up, and you may get back less than you invested. Past performance and any simulated/back-tested performance are not reliable indicators of future results. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and current law, both of which can change.
Our philosophy
We don't try to predict next quarter. We build globally diversified portfolios and tilt them, deliberately and systematically, toward the characteristics that decades of peer-reviewed research associate with stronger long-term, risk-adjusted returns. Then we stay disciplined: we rebalance by rules, not by mood.
Traditional cap-weighted index investing quietly concentrates your money in a handful of the largest, most expensive companies. "Buying the market" is far less diversified than it sounds.
Long-run returns are linked to the price you pay today. We allocate toward parts of the market with more attractive valuations and higher expected long-term returns, not whatever has simply grown biggest.
Systematically capturing well-researched return drivers, and removing emotional decision-making, is more reliable than forecasting.
Step one
Before we invest a single euro, we determine your risk profile using the regulated MiFID II suitability questionnaire. Your profile sets the permitted ranges for growth assets (equities), defensive assets (bonds), and alternatives.
| Profile | Equities | Bonds | Alternatives | Character |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 0–5% | 95–100% | 0–10% | Lowest risk / Conservative |
| 2 | 5–20% | 80–95% | 0–10% | Cautious |
| 3 | 35–45% | 50–60% | 0–10% | Balanced – Conservative tilt |
| 4 | 50–60% | 35–45% | 0–10% | Balanced |
| 5 | 65–75% | 20–30% | 0–10% | Growth-oriented |
| 6 | 75–85% | 10–20% | 0–10% | High growth |
| 7 | 80–100% | 0–10% | 0–10% | Aggressive |
Equities include equity ETFs; bonds include bond ETFs and money-market instruments. The figures are the permitted ranges under the investment policy; the actual portfolio moves within them.
You then choose your management approach: Smart Beta or Alpha.
Who it's for
And who it's not for: money you will need within a couple of years, or an emergency reserve. Markets can fall at exactly the wrong moment for a short horizon. In that case we'll point you toward something more suitable rather than sign you up.
Strategy 1: Smart Beta
Efficient, low-cost, globally diversified, built on factors, not guesswork. We implement it entirely through ETFs from the world's largest providers, keeping costs low, liquidity high, and holdings transparent, while tilting systematically toward proven return drivers.
The factors we tilt toward
No single factor wins every year. Value lagged for stretches, momentum reverses, small caps wobble. That's the point: these drivers are weakly correlated, so combining them produces a smoother, more reliable path than relying on any one.
The defensive side works, too. The bond portion isn't a parking lot. It's a multi-layer defence: global diversified bonds, government bonds, longer-dated treasuries that tend to rise when equities fall, inflation-linked bonds, and a short-dated liquidity buffer.
Tax-aware by design. We use accumulating ETFs (dividends reinvested inside the fund), which defers dividend tax and maximises compounding.
Honest about the trade-offs. A diversified, factor-based portfolio still fluctuates. In bad periods the value of your investment can fall and you may get back less than you invested; the aim is a smoother path over time, not the absence of falls.
| At a glance | Smart Beta |
|---|---|
| Goal | Efficient long-term growth with factor tilts |
| Implementation | ~100% ETFs |
| Approach | Rules-based, systematic |
| Rebalancing | Quarterly (or sooner if a position drifts materially) |
| Risk profiles | 1–7 |
| Minimum investment | €20,000 |
Sophisticated management of the kind usually reserved for private-banking clients, accessible from €20,000, not from a €300,000 threshold.
Strategy 2: Alpha
Active, quantitative stock selection, for experienced investors with a higher risk appetite who want to try to beat the market rather than track it. Instead of ETFs, we actively select a concentrated portfolio of individual global stocks using our own quantitative models and machine learning.
Our models score companies across roughly 30 signals in six dimensions: relative and absolute value; earnings quality and financial integrity; growth and fundamental acceleration; price and volume momentum; sentiment and institutional behaviour; and low volatility / risk control. The highest-ranked, tradable names make the portfolio.
Unlike simple linear models, our machine-learning layer captures interaction effects and non-linear relationships between signals, and ranks a large global universe objectively, which helps shield decisions from human bias. The models inform a disciplined process we design and oversee: people set the rules and the risk limits. Using several factors together means no single signal failing can derail the portfolio.
A concentrated, roughly equal-weighted portfolio focused on global small- and mid-cap companies (with selective micro-cap exposure), segments less picked-over by large institutions, where disciplined selection has more room to add value.
Concentration and smaller companies mean higher volatility and the potential for deeper drawdowns than a broadly diversified portfolio, plus liquidity constraints in the smallest names. Alpha is offered only to higher risk profiles, and only where it genuinely suits you.
| At a glance | Alpha |
|---|---|
| Goal | Seeking to outperform the market |
| Implementation | Individual global stocks + defensive bond ETFs |
| Approach | Active, quantitative, with a machine-learning layer |
| Rebalancing | Monthly (model-driven) |
| Risk profiles | 6 and 7 only |
| Minimum investment | €70,000 |
Want the detail? On request, as part of a consultation, we'll walk you through the full strategy: the methodology, the assumptions, and how we manage risk. We don't put performance figures on our public pages, and we don't lead with back-tested numbers, because simulated results are not realised results. We'd rather earn your trust with a clear, honest explanation of the process.
Fees: in the open
No transaction fees, no surprises.
| Smart Beta | Alpha | |
|---|---|---|
| Management fee | 0.7% + VAT / year | 1.3% + VAT / year |
| Custody fee | 0.2% / year | 0.2% / year |
| Performance fee | 10% + VAT of positive return, high-water mark | 20% + VAT of positive return, high-water mark |
| Trading / execution | €0, we cover them | €0, we cover them |
| Underlying fund costs | ETF expense ratio (~0.05–0.25%) | None (direct stocks) |
A high-water mark means a performance fee is only charged on genuinely new gains, above the highest value your portfolio has previously reached.
Capital at risk. Investing involves risk: the value of investments can go down as well as up, and you may get back less than you invested. Past performance and any simulated/back-tested performance are not reliable indicators of future results. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and current law, both of which can change. This website is a marketing communication. It is not investment advice, a personal recommendation, or an offer to enter into any contract. Detailed pre-contractual information is provided before any agreement is concluded.
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