Wealth management with the sophistication of a hedge fund.

At Bireme Capital, your wealth managers are professional investors, not salesmen or asset gatherers. Our mix of quantitative and qualitative strategies seek the alpha generation and diversification normally associated with hedge funds. Yet we are also able to offer the transparent separately managed accounts and personalized service you'd expect from a wealth manager.

Why Bireme?

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Why Bireme?

We offer a complete portfolio solution. Our Separately Managed Account structure allows for sophisticated investment strategies while maintaining control, transparency and liquidity for our clients.

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Active management.

Investment dollars are flowing¹ into passively managed vehicles and out of active funds. Find out why that might be a good thing for active managers, and why we think Bireme clients are well positioned to take advantage of this opportunity.

Why active?

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Dynamic allocation.

Stocks gained 431% during the '90s. Then they lost 9% during the 2000s. ² That's a big difference. Yet some wealth managers³ recommend allocations based exclusively on age or "goals," and don't adjust for the current market environment. Does that make sense?

Dynamic allocation

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Unique strategies.

We're excited about our proprietary investment strategies that cover a variety of asset classes. We offer a mix of modern, algorithmic strategies, and old-fashioned, qualitative ones. Choose the strategies that best suit you.

Our strategies

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Fiduciary advice.

Hidden fees are common in the wealth management industry. The CEA finds ⁴ that conflicted advice costs investors billions of dollars every year. Don't settle for conflicted advice.

Incentive alignment

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¹ Institutional Investor quoting Morningstar data on 5/21/18.
² Total return of the S&P 500 Index starting from the last business day in the prior decade. Data from Bloomberg Finance LP.
³ For an example, see Betterment's asset allocation framework, which does not appear to change based on movements in expected asset class returns.
⁴ Senator Elizabeth Warren report from 2015: "Villas, Castles, and Vacations: How Perks and Giveaways Create Conflicts of Interest in the Annuity Industry."