Philip Joseph Hilal

Kingdon aims to achieve attractive risk-adjusted returns across all market cycles. The firm adheres to research driven process, investing across geographies, industries and asset classes to find the best use of capital. They offer two investment strategies: a global long/short equity strategy (Flagship Strategy) and a global long/short healthcare strategy (Healthcare Strategy). The Flagship Strategy consists of thematic, idiosyncratic and opportunistic investments with diversified return drivers and an emphasis on liquidity. The Healthcare Strategy primarily invests in the global healthcare industry.

DKCM invests client assets using a variety of arbitrage and other event-driven strategies, including risk arbitrage transactions and investments in financially distressed companies. The firm's primary investment strategies include distressed investing, mergers and acquisitions (or risk) arbitrage, long/short equities, and convertible and volatility arbitrage. As distressed investment opportunities are identified, they are subjected to rigorous, fundamental, bottom-up analysis.

Develops software for business payments and cash management solutions

Functions as a College/University

Provides brokerage services

Functions as a College/University

Clearfield seeks to accomplish its clients’ investment objectives with a concentrated, fundamental, value-oriented long/short and event-driven strategy. The firm employs a disciplined, research-intensive investment and risk-management processes that focuses primarily on corporate securities whose prices diverge materially from the firm’s assessment of long-term intrinsic value, often with price-correcting catalysts that can be identified or created. Clearfield utilizes a bottom-up stock selection process based on fundamental analysis combined with a thematic or top-down view of opportunities across the various sectors and seeks to identify the best long and short opportunities globally.