Economic exposure
Direct holdings, ETF look-through, options and futures are combined where possible using delta-adjusted notionals and beta-adjusted exposure.
SRSPrime deploys capital across liquid global markets using research, portfolio construction, risk controls and internally developed analytical systems.
Each position is evaluated against existing exposure, liquidity, concentration, correlation, leverage, event risk and the opportunity cost of committing capital elsewhere.
Direct holdings, ETF look-through, options and futures are combined where possible using delta-adjusted notionals and beta-adjusted exposure.
Calls, puts, covered calls and futures are treated according to their economic exposure, path dependency, leverage and portfolio purpose.
A position is considered a hedge only when it meaningfully offsets the portfolio’s actual risk under plausible scenarios.
Cash, reduced size, staged entries and uncommitted capacity are valid positions when expected value or evidence is weak.
The investment process can incorporate equities, ETFs, options, futures, rates, credit, commodities, volatility and macro conditions when they are relevant to portfolio risk or opportunity.
Fundamental research, valuation, earnings, catalysts, technical structure and portfolio fit.
Delta-adjusted exposure, notionals, volatility, market positioning, hedging and implementation efficiency.
Cross-asset context is incorporated when shifts in rates, credit, commodities or liquidity can change the portfolio’s risk distribution.
Material decisions are framed around evidence, time horizon, catalyst, entry, position size, plausible downside, portfolio impact, hedge requirements and explicit exit or invalidation logic.