When it comes to our investment partners, we’re dedicated to finding the true masters of their craft. We’re intentionally selective. We believe standout managers are: ⭐Obsessed. Investing is a craft, and managers should see it that way to work with us. ⭐Creative. When it comes to new ideas, we’re open-minded and intellectually curious. Managers with specialized, differentiated approaches – that can deliver results – really speak to us. ⭐Forward-Thinking. We love managers that assume their alpha edge is going to erode. That mindset drives innovation. We believe complacency doesn’t work in this industry. Once we have conviction in a team and approach, we’re excited to tell the story. We’re not here to waste anyone’s time – our managers’, our clients’, or our own. If you hear from us, we believe something is worth consideration.
About us
We’re an asset manager focused on curating an intentionally select suite of active ETFs that we believe have the potential to produce compelling, risk-adjusted returns within a portfolio. The next great solution can come from anywhere, and we’re passionately obsessed with the thrill of the chase. So, we aim to push boundaries and blaze trails. Our pursuit of excellence knows no bounds. Unconstrained by geography and uncompromising in our due diligence, we scour the globe to find boutique partners with bold solutions. The hidden gems you’re unlikely to find anywhere else. The masters of their craft. The true artisans. The innovative thinkers who are exceptional at what they do and leaders in their distinct areas of focus. There aren’t many of them. But we’re always looking, always learning, always improving. We seek to analyze from every angle, driven by an intense curiosity to understand what challenges advisors and how we can help them. We’re perpetual ponderers, non-stop thinkers, and market fanatics. The advisors who work with us are too. And we don’t just want to earn their trust – we want to keep it. That means sourcing solutions in an effort to outperform peers, working together to navigate market and product complexity, and digging into research with those who share our fervor for details. As a manager of managers for most of our products, our independence enables a level of objectivity that we believe few others share. We're only biased when it comes to quality, so we can make swift decisions about who we partner with and what we recommend. We love what we do, and the magic of success is something we want to share with our clients – and their clients. Ready to get active? Visit www.harborcapital.com. View Harbor’s Social Media Guidelines: https://bit.ly/harborsmguidelines. 2956648
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- Industry
- Financial Services
- Company size
- 51-200 employees
- Headquarters
- Chicago, IL
- Type
- Privately Held
- Specialties
- mutual funds, CIT, ETF, finance, financial advisor, advisor, financial planning, active management, active, asset allocation, multi asset, retirement, retirement planning, wealth, wealth management, RIA, investment advisors, and behavioral finance
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Chicago, IL 60606, US
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Boston, MA 02110, US
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Updates
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The election. Bottom line, we believe elections create short-term volatility and don’t usually have long-term negative impacts. This election is no different, no matter who wins. Does this opinion hold true for other asset managers? We reached out to our robust and specialized network of investment partners for their thoughts on how the outcome of the U.S. presidential election may impact different asset classes and investment styles. Their responses covered: 🔸 Lessons Learned from Past Elections 🔸 Key Policy Considerations 🔸 Potential Opportunities 🔸 Areas of Possible Risk One theme worth noting? The follow-on effects of the election are precisely what could create long-term opportunities for disciplined and patient investors. Read a roundup of their thoughts here: https://lnkd.in/g4R43-cP
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🎵Talking Heads 🎵Yo-Yo Ma 🎵West Side Story on Broadway Benjamin Westney, CFP®, MBA has played with them all! Yes, our latest guest on The Active Advisor is a talented cellist and an SVP of Wealth Management with World Investment Advisors (formerly Pensionmark). The parallel? Ben says it’s vulnerability. That’s how you make a real connection with a client or an audience. Intrigued? Don’t miss this conversation. Listen or watch now: ➡️ YouTube - https://lnkd.in/g-XkAqQX ➡️ Apple Podcasts - https://apple.co/3G00p06 ➡️ Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3lWkDRA
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Generally speaking, the wealthier the investor, the higher their concern about advanced planning. By offering advanced planning services, you can: 🔸 Differentiate yourself from your competitors. 🔸 Attract a broader range of clients. 🔸 Deepen your relationships with existing clients. What are you waiting for?
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The more AUM, the more likely an advisor is to have a marketing, business, and succession plan. Coincidence? Strategic planning often plays a pivotal role in driving organic growth. This can be particularly true when it comes to growth through high-net-worth (HNW) clients. 🔹Clearly defined business and marketing plans can help set clear goals, illuminate short- and long-term focus areas, improve decision-making, and ensure alignment across your firm. 🔹A well-executed succession plan can help ensure continuity in client relationships, attract and retain top talent, enhance your practice’s reputation and brand value, ensure business stability, and allow you to dedicate more time and resources to growth initiatives. Source: CEG Insights
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An ETF can help give an investor more optionality over their capital gains thanks, in large part, to the authorized participant (AP), or a qualified organization that has the right to create and redeem shares of an ETF. When an investor redeems shares of an ETF, APs can exchange the ETF shares for the underlying securities, rather than selling them on the market. This avoids triggering taxable events like capital gains distributions. ETFs are subject to capital gains tax and taxation of dividend income. However, ETFs are structured in such a manner that taxes are generally minimized for the holder of the ETF. An ETF manager accommodates investment inflows and outflows by creating or redeeming “creation units,” which are baskets of assets. As a result, the investor usually is not exposed to capital gains on any individual security in the underlying portfolio. However, capital gains tax may be incurred by the investor after the ETF is sold. This material is not legal, tax or accounting advice. Please consult with a qualified professional for this type of advice.
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