Timothy Collins has worked as a financial adviser since 1999, focusing on portfolio customization with a concentration on income and risk-managed growth. He started Collins Capital Advisors -- now Clarus Capital Partners -- in 2007; Clarus Capital is an RIA firm dedicated to formulating customized risk-managed investment strategies for individuals and small businesses. Clarus Capital now manages the Triplicity Capital Fund, a volatility arbitrage hedge fund.
Prior to joining his first firm, American Express Financial Advisors, in 1999, Collins worked as a staff accountant for United Information Systems in Bethesda, Md.; he has also worked as a financial analyst for Securities Pricing and Research in Annapolis, Md. Collins is a graduate of McDaniel College (formerly Western Maryland College) with degrees in business administration, economics and sociology and is a winner of the Bates Prize.
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Clarus Capital Partners, LLC
The Triplicity Capital Fund, managed by Clarus Capital Partners, is the first volatility arbitrage strategy that maximizes gains and preserves capital by monetizing market volatility through the value divergences mathematically inherent in leveraged ETFs. This is accomplished through a proprietary long/short model that pairs these leveraged ETFs with their underlying indices. Leveraged ETFs have demonstrated a terminal value divergence over extended periods of time due to the embedded fee structure and daily rebalancing requirements. It is the natural volatility of the markets that magnify these divergences and create the opportunity for them to be harvested.
Prior to joining his first firm, American Express Financial Advisors, in 1999, Collins worked as a staff accountant for United Information Systems in Bethesda, Md.; he has also worked as a financial analyst for Securities Pricing and Research in Annapolis, Md. Collins is a graduate of McDaniel College (formerly Western Maryland College) with degrees in business administration, economics and sociology and is a winner of the Bates Prize.
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Leveraged ETFs have demonstrated a terminal value divergence over extended periods of time due to the embedded fee structure and daily rebalancing requirements. It is the natural volatility of the markets that magnify these divergences and create the opportunity for them to be harvested.
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