Westview Capital Partners

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Partners Capital is a leading private investment office based in London and Boston which serves investment professionals, endowments, foundations and high net-worth families globally by providing wholly independent advice on asset allocation and access to what it believes to be best-of-breed asset managers across all asset classes and geographic markets. This access is strongly enhanced by the quality of the Company's community of shareholders and clients, most of whom are veteran investors themselves in specialist sectors around the world. The firm was founded in 2001 by investment professionals seeking an independent and conflict free adviser to provide portfolio construction advice and rigorous analysis of investment opportunities. From its initial focus as the "money managers to the money managers" with a base of 70 clients, Partners Capital has grown to become an adviser to endowments and foundations as well as prominent family offices and successful entrepreneurs across the US, UK, Europe and Asia. Endowments have become a large proportion of the institutional client base which now includes 12 Oxford and Cambridge Colleges and many of the most highly respected museums and charitable foundations. Partners Capital deploys an investment philosophy that embraces many of the powerful diversification benefits of the endowment model of investing, but with a more dynamic approach to asset allocation which seeks to clearly delineate between performance to be derived from market factors as opposed to the skill of individual managers. Today, with over $6bn in assets advised, Partners Capital's clients comprise an approximately equal mix of private individuals and institutional clients. All of our clients, however, tend to be among the most sophisticated investors in the world with a sound understanding of investment principles with experience investing in most asset classes. "Paul and I started Partners Capital to solve our own problem of excessive exposure to private equity. Despite being advised at the time by some of the most prestigious private banks, we felt there was no institution in the world that was truly independent when it came to recommending the best asset managers across all asset classes and around the globe."