Strategy

How We Invest

Our edge comes from knowing a few businesses deeply and holding them for years.

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Why now

The passive distortion

“Passive investing is worse than Marxism.”

Inigo Fraser-Jenkins, Sanford C. Bernstein, 2016

Index funds’ share of U.S. long-term fund assets

MAJORITY (50%) 13%200519%201028%201540%202051%2024

Source: Investment Company Institute, 2025 Investment Company Fact Book (year-end).

Capital misallocation

Passive funds buy index members by weight, not merit. Dollars flow in regardless of fundamentals or price.

Growing inefficiency

With fewer investors pricing on fundamentals, gaps widen between what a business is worth and where it trades.

Opportunity for the prepared

We know how the passive plumbing works, and we take the other side of its forced, mechanical trades.

KB Capital is built to supply that scarce price discovery.

Our process

Six disciplines

How we approach insight, moats, management, patience, conviction, and the downside.

How others do it
How we do it
Insight

Race for information

Compete for short-term data edges like earnings and receipt-sales data.

Compound insight

Know a few businesses deeply and see how emerging trends benefit them for years.

Moats

Chase growth

Pay up for momentum and hot narratives, often at almost any price.

Demand durability

Focus on pricing power, brands, switching costs & demographically driven demand.

Jockeys

Trust the horse

Take management’s narrative at face value and price the stock off today’s reported numbers.

Judge the jockey

Independently assess leadership’s skill and track record before trusting the numbers.

Patience

Trade the quarter

Judged on three-year windows, so they turn the book over constantly.

Own for decades

Ideal holding period is forever: low turnover compounds and defers tax.

Conviction

Hug the index

Spread thin across a benchmark-shaped, closet-index book.

Concentrate

Run a focused 9–16 names where we genuinely have an edge.

Downside

Diversify on paper

Lean on a covariance matrix and historical correlations.

Protect capital

Uncorrelated businesses, cash when valuations run rich, options to hedge.

Details of the partnership structure, liquidity, and reporting are set out separately.

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