With a proven track record first developed in the founder’s family office, 5th Horizon was established to provide superior core equity exposure using quantitative techniques. A unique 3 model strategy ensures orthogonal factor exposure. This technique is designed to deliver competitive returns with below market volatility.
Portfolio Manager
Trent Ambler
Trent holds a Bachelor’s in Chemistry from the University of Southern California and a Master’s in Finance from the University of Denver. Trent has overseen investment activities for a family office since 2006. He has also spent time as an Adjunct teaching portfolio construction and quantitative methods to University students.
Research & Operations
Jon Tesseo
Jon’s career spans multiple asset management firms including, a top performing momentum shop where he helped grow assets from under $100mm to over $9b, a bank owned investment firm where he ran index, value, and growth funds, and a hedge fund where he was Director of Investment Research.
Partner
Merrill Stillwell, CFA
Merrill is a Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholder & a member of the CFA Institute and CFA Society Colorado. Merrill graduated from Claremont McKenna College with a Bachelor’s degree in Economics & Government. Merrill’s financial experience includes an analyst role at an international small cap fund, the investment committee at an award winning TAMP and as a general partner in real estate private equity.
Finance without the forecasting.
Markets are complex and information is incomplete, crystal balls do not exist.
Our aim is to eliminate the need to time markets and to build portfolios that offer unique opportunities for enduring performance.
Orthogonal models for value, growth, and shorts. Selecting the best issues from each factor family and avoiding the inherent compromise caused by traditional blended models.
RISK IS ALSO THE POTENTIAL FOR PERMANENT LOSS, it is losing the ability to continue investing, it is a misguided limitation of the opportunity set and at the same time the possibility for overreach. Risk is multidimensional and effective risk management necessitates a broad understanding of the drivers that lead to deleterious outcomes. Risk is a primary consideration in each decision that we make. We want to deliver enduring performance over a long investment cycle and so prioritize risk at every turn.