Christopher Golden

Blue Ridge Capital's strategy for all their funds is based on a fundamental, research-intensive, security selection process. While they consider general macroeconomic conditions, the firm believes that the underlying stock selection process is the critical determinant to achieving superior investment results. Blue Ridge Capital seeks to achieve risk-adjusted capital growth primarily through investments in equity securities and other equity-related instruments. When deemed appropriate, the funds may invest in bonds or other fixed-income securities issued by private issuers or governmental entities.

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Marble Arch Investments' funds seek to generate substantial absolute returns with a low risk of capital loss over the long term through investments in securities. Marble Arch intends for the funds portfolio to consist of a concentrated portfolio of long positions, balanced by a relatively more diversified portfolio of short positions. The firm utilizes a range of investment strategies including investing in publicly-traded equity securities, both long and short, as well as a broad array of other securities in both private and public markets. They employ bottom-up, fundamental security selection to build portfolios. Marble Arch's investment strategy has four key components: (1) a dedicated value orientation (2) an emphasis on inefficient market areas (3) an intensive fundamental research process and (4) a concentrated portfolio of best ideas. Marble Arch's funds are managed based on a dedicated value orientation. Marble Arch believes this approach provides the best opportunity to earn substantial absolute returns while minimizing the risk of capital loss since every investment involves a discernable margin of safety based on a discrepancy between a security’s market price and its intrinsic value. The firm’s basic philosophy is to buy securities trading at a substantial discount to their assessment of the securities' intrinsic value, while shorting securities trading at a large premium. The funds seek to make long and short investments in companies that exhibit particular attributes. In long investments, the funds look for companies with solid business models characterized by sustainable competitive advantages and high returns on capital. In short investments, the funds search for broken, declining or fraudulent business models lacking any sustainable competitive advantages. Typically such companies have low returns on capital and are likely to pursue future investments with mediocre return profiles.

Darsana's Funds aim to compound capital at high absolute rates of return while seeking to avoid significant capital loss. The firm seeks to make concentrated investments in companies and industries that they believe are undergoing significant secular change where the firm has a differentiated view of the outcome. Darsana applies a consistent investment process consisting of micro-driven idea generation, in-depth and data-intensive research, and refined investment frameworks. The Funds will primarily invest in the equity of publicly traded issuers globally, across multiple industries.

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