Wayne Corbitt

FPI is a quantitative asset management firm that utilizes both fundamental and technical factors in their security analysis. They utilize a number of indicators, factors and statistics commonly available to investors, as well as a number of proprietary stock and bond market indicators to identify undervalued securities and market conditions. The firm attempts to identify specific Investments which, in any given time frame and/or set of conditions may outperform similar Investments. In the management of their clients’ investment accounts, FPI employs mathematical, technical and fundamental models and indicators, some of which are proprietary.

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InTrust assists investors in realizing high risk-adjusted returns through hedge fund investing and active trading strategies. The firm is also a multi-client family office. They use market-neutral, arbitrage, multi-strategy and long/short equity managers in developing their portfolios. InTrust focuses on emerging managers with growing industry track records.

Plains Ventures invests in companies located in the United States, particularly in Oklahoma. The firm focuses on life sciences and technology sectors. It participates in seed and early stage capital requirements with an investment size of USD 0.25 - 1 million. The firm also makes co-investments.

Trademark Capital manages most of their portfolios using an active strategy guided by their principal investment model, a proprietary, rules-based tactical asset allocation designed to react to current market conditions. The model uses a variety of quantitative measures to determine the overall risk levels in the marketplace. These levels determine the rules they use to buy and sell investments for client accounts. The firm primarily allocates client investment assets among various ETFs, mutual funds, fixed income securities, individual equity (stocks), and on a discretionary basis.