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SYSTEMATIC MULTI-ASSET INVESTING

Higher returns.
Lower drawdowns.

A systematic multi-asset approach
to building net wealth.

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Our investment objective. Returns and downside protection are not guaranteed.

PERSONAL CAPITAL. SYSTEMATIC DISCIPLINE.

Managed with the care
of personal capital.

Layered green and navy forms symbolising carefully structured capital
A long-term perspective.
A disciplined process.

OUR OBJECTIVES

20%

Target net CAGR

<10%

Target downside

>85% positive years

No negative period longer than 2 years

Monthly liquidity

No lock-up period

Objectives are targets, not forecasts or guarantees. Capital is at risk.

FEES, WITH ALIGNMENT IN MIND

No management fee.

Fund costs apply.
No salaries or corporate overheads.

25%

Performance fee

5%

Performance threshold

Fee terms are subject to the fund’s offering documents.

THE PROCESS BEHIND THE PORTFOLIO

Quantitative.
Systematic.

Methodical.

Empirical, rules-based investment strategies within a permanent portfolio structure.

Built for the long term, beyond short-term market fluctuations.

Repeatable.

A consistent, replicable process that seeks stability and performance.

A static long-term multi-asset allocation, systematically rebalanced.

Dependable.

Investment decisions governed by models and established rules.

Independent of discretionary judgement and human emotion.

ONE PORTFOLIO. COMPLEMENTARY STRATEGIES.

Permanent structure.
Annual rebalancing.

37.5%37.5%25%

37.5% OF PORTFOLIO

US equities

A proprietary multi-factor model combining value and momentum across the US small-to-large cap universe.

Stocks ranked by a composite score across 22 parameters.

37.5% OF PORTFOLIO

Systematic hedge

Two long-term, long/short trend-following strategies spanning more than 80 global liquid markets.

Designed for low or negative correlation with equities and digital assets.

25% OF PORTFOLIO

BTC, ETH & cash

Monetary debasement hedge. Cash rebalancing guided by proprietary long-term risk metrics to help manage digital-asset volatility.

Combines price, on-chain and valuation-extreme signals.

US stocksGlobal indicesInterest ratesFXEnergyMetalsAgricultureVolatilityDigital assetsCash

THE RECORD, IN CONTEXT

Five years.
And 2026 so far.

2021–2025 and 2026 YTD
Through 25 September 2026
Includes backtested and pre-launch results.

CUMULATIVE NET RETURN

+158.22%

Growth of $100 to $258.22

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Growth of $100, net

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Annual net returns and growth of $100
PeriodNet returnValue
Start—$100.00
2021+44.52%$144.52
2022+14.01%$164.77
2023+21.09%$199.51
2024+20.10%$239.62
2025−1.99%$234.85
2026 YTD+9.95%$258.22

Annual net returns

Net CAGR18.00%
Standard deviation15.47%
Sharpe ratio 2% risk-free rate1.03
Sortino ratio 2% target9.79
Maximum annual-observation drawdown−1.99%
Positive periods5 of 6
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Includes 2021–2022 backtested strategy returns and internal 2023 history incorporating pre-fund personal-account data. This combined strategy record is not the fund’s official NAV track record. The 2026 figure is an internal estimate through 25 September; August and September await administrator reconciliation. CAGR uses five full years plus elapsed 2026. Standard deviation and ratios use five annual returns and one partial-year observation, with a 2% risk-free rate/target. Annual-observation drawdown does not measure intra-year losses. Historical and backtested results do not guarantee future performance.

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Net contribution by asset class, 2000–25 September 2026Model-weighted sleeve contributions, with reconciliation to portfolio net return. Includes backtested and pre-launch data; 2026 is an internal estimate.0%25%50%75%100%125%150%175%200%2000: Equities +17.25 percentage points2000: Short-term CTA +6.56 percentage points2000: Long-term CTA #1 +1.94 percentage points2000: Long-term CTA #2 +1.81 percentage points20002001: Equities +7.46 percentage points2001: Short-term CTA +2.54 percentage points2001: Long-term CTA #1 +0.16 percentage points2001: Long-term CTA #2 +0.50 percentage points20012002: Equities −3.98 percentage points2002: Short-term CTA +5.91 percentage points2002: Long-term CTA #1 +8.00 percentage points2002: Long-term CTA #2 +1.43 percentage points20022003: Equities +47.53 percentage points2003: Short-term CTA +0.41 percentage points2003: Long-term CTA #1 −1.98 percentage points2003: Long-term CTA #2 +2.17 percentage points20032004: Equities +25.79 percentage points2004: Short-term CTA −1.69 percentage points2004: Long-term CTA #1 −2.47 percentage points2004: Long-term CTA #2 −0.01 percentage points20042005: Equities +23.34 percentage points2005: Short-term CTA +0.01 percentage points2005: Long-term CTA #1 −2.43 percentage points2005: Long-term CTA #2 +2.39 percentage points20052006: Equities +9.35 percentage points2006: Short-term CTA +3.81 percentage points2006: Long-term CTA #1 +0.46 percentage points2006: Long-term CTA #2 +1.62 percentage points20062007: Equities +14.88 percentage points2007: Short-term CTA +2.68 percentage points2007: Long-term CTA #1 +1.12 percentage points2007: Long-term CTA #2 −1.71 percentage points20072008: Equities −18.26 percentage points2008: Short-term CTA +8.25 percentage points2008: Long-term CTA #1 +7.61 percentage points2008: Long-term CTA #2 +8.06 percentage points20082009: Equities +19.30 percentage points2009: Short-term CTA −1.74 percentage points2009: Long-term CTA #1 −0.09 percentage points2009: Long-term CTA #2 −0.44 percentage points20092010: Equities +10.13 percentage points2010: Short-term CTA +2.97 percentage points2010: Long-term CTA #1 +4.55 percentage points2010: Long-term CTA #2 +2.58 percentage points20102011: Equities −5.80 percentage points2011: Short-term CTA −0.83 percentage points2011: Long-term CTA #1 +1.28 percentage points2011: Long-term CTA #2 −0.53 percentage points20112012: Equities +6.92 percentage points2012: Short-term CTA +0.17 percentage points2012: Long-term CTA #1 −3.69 percentage points2012: Long-term CTA #2 −3.34 percentage points20122013: Equities +8.94 percentage points2013: Short-term CTA +2.36 percentage points2013: Long-term CTA #1 +5.06 percentage points2013: Long-term CTA #2 +3.19 percentage points20132014: Equities +11.46 percentage points2014: Short-term CTA +2.41 percentage points2014: Long-term CTA #1 +5.28 percentage points2014: Long-term CTA #2 +4.98 percentage points20142015: Equities −0.63 percentage points2015: Short-term CTA +0.63 percentage points2015: Long-term CTA #1 +1.21 percentage points2015: Long-term CTA #2 −0.04 percentage points2015: Digital assets +4.66 percentage points20152016: Equities +10.29 percentage points2016: Short-term CTA +0.78 percentage points2016: Long-term CTA #1 −0.60 percentage points2016: Long-term CTA #2 −0.10 percentage points2016: Digital assets +16.52 percentage points20162017: Equities +6.82 percentage points2017: Short-term CTA −1.44 percentage points2017: Long-term CTA #1 +2.41 percentage points2017: Long-term CTA #2 +0.09 percentage points2017: Digital assets +178.22 percentage points20172018: Equities +3.05 percentage points2018: Short-term CTA +0.80 percentage points2018: Long-term CTA #1 −3.03 percentage points2018: Long-term CTA #2 −0.33 percentage points2018: Digital assets −5.38 percentage points20182019: Equities +0.28 percentage points2019: Short-term CTA +0.75 percentage points2019: Long-term CTA #1 +2.08 percentage points2019: Long-term CTA #2 −1.18 percentage points2019: Digital assets +7.57 percentage points20192020: Equities +25.37 percentage points2020: Short-term CTA +0.34 percentage points2020: Long-term CTA #1 −0.15 percentage points2020: Long-term CTA #2 +1.03 percentage points2020: Digital assets +49.08 percentage points20202021: Equities +15.52 percentage points2021: Short-term CTA +1.24 percentage points2021: Long-term CTA #1 +0.42 percentage points2021: Long-term CTA #2 +1.83 percentage points2021: Digital assets +25.51 percentage points20212022: Equities +4.27 percentage points2022: Short-term CTA +2.80 percentage points2022: Long-term CTA #1 +6.83 percentage points2022: Long-term CTA #2 +4.96 percentage points2022: Digital assets −4.85 percentage points20222023: Equities +5.65 percentage points2023: Short-term CTA −1.43 percentage points2023: Long-term CTA #1 −1.80 percentage points2023: Long-term CTA #2 +2.84 percentage points2023: Digital assets +15.82 percentage points20232024: Equities +5.36 percentage points2024: Short-term CTA −0.78 percentage points2024: Long-term CTA #1 +0.24 percentage points2024: Long-term CTA #2 +3.24 percentage points2024: Digital assets +9.53 percentage points2024: Reconciliation adjustment +2.50 percentage points20242025: Equities +5.63 percentage points2025: Short-term CTA −2.44 percentage points2025: Long-term CTA #1 +1.51 percentage points2025: Long-term CTA #2 −0.96 percentage points2025: Digital assets −1.47 percentage points2025: Reconciliation adjustment −4.25 percentage points20252026: Equities +4.91 percentage points2026: Short-term CTA −0.40 percentage points2026: Long-term CTA #1 +2.60 percentage points2026: Long-term CTA #2 +6.70 percentage points2026: Digital assets −0.82 percentage points2026: Reconciliation adjustment −3.03 percentage points202627.6%10.7%11.4%48.1%21.6%23.3%15.2%17.0%5.7%17.0%20.2%-5.9%0.1%19.5%24.1%5.8%26.9%186.1%-4.9%9.5%75.7%44.5%14.0%21.1%20.1%-2.0%10.0%YTDEquitiesShort-term CTALong-term CTA #1Long-term CTA #2Digital assetsReconciliation adjustmentPortfolio net return
Includes 2000–2022 equity backtest. Through 25 September 2026. Model-weighted sleeve contributions; the adjustment reconciles these to portfolio net return. 2026 is an internal estimate.
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Model-weighted net contributions, percentage points; portfolio return, percent
YearEquitiesShort-term CTALong-term CTA #1Long-term CTA #2Digital assetsReconciliation adjustmentPortfolio net return
2000+17.25+6.56+1.94+1.81+0.00+0.00+27.56
2001+7.46+2.54+0.16+0.50+0.00+0.00+10.66
2002−3.98+5.91+8.00+1.43+0.00+0.00+11.37
2003+47.53+0.41−1.98+2.17+0.00+0.00+48.12
2004+25.79−1.69−2.47−0.01+0.00+0.00+21.62
2005+23.34+0.01−2.43+2.39+0.00+0.00+23.31
2006+9.35+3.81+0.46+1.62+0.00+0.00+15.24
2007+14.88+2.68+1.12−1.71+0.00+0.00+16.98
2008−18.26+8.25+7.61+8.06+0.00+0.00+5.66
2009+19.30−1.74−0.09−0.44+0.00−0.00+17.03
2010+10.13+2.97+4.55+2.58+0.00−0.00+20.23
2011−5.80−0.83+1.28−0.53+0.00+0.00−5.88
2012+6.92+0.17−3.69−3.34+0.00+0.00+0.07
2013+8.94+2.36+5.06+3.19+0.00−0.00+19.54
2014+11.46+2.41+5.28+4.98+0.00+0.00+24.13
2015−0.63+0.63+1.21−0.04+4.66+0.00+5.84
2016+10.29+0.78−0.60−0.10+16.52−0.00+26.88
2017+6.82−1.44+2.41+0.09+178.22−0.00+186.10
2018+3.05+0.80−3.03−0.33−5.38−0.00−4.89
2019+0.28+0.75+2.08−1.18+7.57−0.00+9.50
2020+25.37+0.34−0.15+1.03+49.08+0.00+75.68
2021+15.52+1.24+0.42+1.83+25.51+0.00+44.52
2022+4.27+2.80+6.83+4.96−4.85+0.00+14.01
2023+5.65−1.43−1.80+2.84+15.82+0.00+21.09
2024+5.36−0.78+0.24+3.24+9.53+2.50+20.10
2025+5.63−2.44+1.51−0.96−1.47−4.25−1.99
2026 YTD+4.91−0.40+2.60+6.70−0.82−3.03+9.95

RISK MANAGEMENT

Different assets.
Different responses.

EQUITIES / CTAs

−0.40

True diversification
starts with behaviour.

Negative correlation supports the intended hedge. CTAs can offset equity fluctuations and help reduce combined volatility.

Protection during selloffs is not guaranteed.

Pairwise correlations

Pearson correlation through 25 September 2026

Equities / CTAs2000–2026 YTD · 27 observations−0.40
Equities / digital assets2015–2026 YTD · 12 observations+0.27
CTAs / digital assets2015–2026 YTD · 12 observations−0.08

Annual returns, including partial 2026 and backtested inputs. CTA composite: ⅔ CTA #1 and ⅓ CTA #2. Digital returns combine BTC and ETH using their relative historical model weights, excluding cash. Correlations depend on the period and sample size.

PROPRIETARY BITCOIN RISK METRIC

A different lens
on valuation.

Time spent at valuation extremes
adds context to the market cycle.

Bitcoin historical price and Profit time Spent quantile (%)
Historical price and valuation signal.

How the metric works

Measures time spent in extreme profit percentile bands independently of price levels and raw on-chain values.

Uses a dynamic holder threshold derived from a four-year spending-hazard sample.

Read it in context.

Readings near 1 indicate historically elevated valuation risk. Prior bull-market readings reached the 95th percentile or above.

Use alongside other signals, including volume and momentum divergences.

THE MACRO PERSPECTIVE

Built to participate
across market regimes.

Different conditions call on different parts of the portfolio.

Illustrative strategy responses. Trend exposures depend on model signals and may be long or short.

EXPERIENCE BEHIND THE PROCESS

The team
behind ZeroSquare.

Olivier Magaud, co-founder and CIO

Olivier Magaud

Co-founder & CIO

25+ years in technology entrepreneurship and investing.

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  • Co-founded Wavecell, acquired by 8x8 in 2019.
  • Seed investor in Paidy, acquired by PayPal in 2021.
  • Focus on macro finance, quantitative models and portfolio construction.
  • Engineering master’s degree, ESIGETEL.
Olivier Gerhardt, co-founder

Olivier Gerhardt

Co-founder

25+ years across Asia Pacific, Europe and the US.

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  • Founding CEO of Wavecell, acquired by 8x8 for US$125M.
  • Founded VL Capital in 2019 to invest in and advise technology companies.
  • Seed investor in Paidy, acquired by PayPal in 2021 for US$2.7B.
  • Telecom Lille graduate. International Marketing Programme, INSEAD.

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