About Bruton Investment
Global asset management & multi-strategy hedge fund.
Bruton Investment Description
To identify the very best ideas for each of our investment strategies, we rely on the insights and innovation of our people: disciplined, deeply engaged teams whose ultimate goal is to achieve consistently high risk-adjusted investment results for our investors and capital partners.
Our Investment Principles
In the pursuit of successful investments, ideas are not enough. We believe preparedness and execution set Bruton apart. Our team members share a commitment to tireless work and collaboration, comprehensive planning and meaningful iteration. Guided by these shared imperatives, we move swiftly to create and seize opportunities with the greatest potential.
Hard Work
We are creative, driven and incredibly focused. That combination of traits delivers results. If you have an idea that you think has potential, you have the power to bring it to market.
Scenario Planning
We meticulously re-test and evolve our approach. Being prepared for a range of outcomes enables us to respond faster and with more confidence as events unfold.
Iteration
At the end of the day, the success of our business is about hard work and a detailed, rigorous process behind our decision making.
Collaboration
Success in today’s highly complex, rapidly evolving global markets means having the best people, analysis and insights. We build businesses and transform markets because we embrace innovative ideas to create new opportunities.
Reviews
Time is running short for a trade agreement, OPEC meeting begins, and more mixed data from Europe.
Warning signs for China’s economy, better news for the euro area, and Morgan Stanley ousts FX traders.
China offers another olive branch to the U.S., pro-democracy candidates win big in Hong Kong election, and big M&A news.
Hong Kong standoff eases, Goldman says trade’s drag on the economy to fade, and impeachment inquiry resumes.
China and U.S. agree to phased tariff rollback, the latest on impeachment, and decision day at the Bank of England.
Trump’s impeachment defense takes a knock, euro-area economy stays near stagnation, and some big corporate news.
China wants more talks on "phase-one" deal, earnings season kicks off, and Brexit not fixed yet.
Traders in S&P 500 Index options have rarely been this bearishly positioned.
More weak data adds to investor nerves, U.S. puts tariffs on European exports, and Johnson’s Brexit plan gets some pushback.
White House downplays report on China investment limits, Saudi Arabia doesn’t want war with Iran, and Boris Johnson has more problems.