Portfolio Philosophy

Overview

When building a portfolio Virtus has learned from the most successful investors of the modern era, the major university endowments. The most successful endowment fund managers focus the majority of their resources on developing optimal asset allocation models with alternative investments as the foundation of their portfolios.

In addition to using a similar strategic asset allocation philosophy as the major endowments, Virtus implements a tactical overlay to enhance returns and/or minimize risk in the short-term combined with proprietary techniques to customize the portfolio to the needs of the individual entrepreneur.


After we arrive at what we believe to be the optimal asset allocation for our individual clients, we utilize proprietary quantitative and qualitative analysis to find and bring to bear ideal investment vehicles to be implemented in our portfolios.

As an independent Registered Investment Adviser, Virtus has no loyalty to any particular product while simultaneously having access to virtually any type of investment vehicle. A typical Virtus portfolio will have the following investment vehicles:

  • Exchange Traded Funds (ETF's)
  • Institutional Separately Managed Accounts
  • Private Equity Funds
  • Direct Private Investments
  • Mutual Funds (Limited Use)