Buying Dominant Companies at Prevatt Capital
With:
Jonathan Tepper
Episode: 375
March 18, 2024
Capital Allocators
Jonathan Tepper is the CIO of Prevatt Capital, a $450 million long only firm he founded in 2020.
Jonathan Tepper
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Buying Dominant Companies at Prevatt Capital
Episode: 375
March 18, 2024
Capital Allocators
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Episode Description:
Jonathan Tepper is the CIO of Prevatt Capital, a $450 million long only firm he founded in 2020 that takes a quality and value approach to own a concentrated portfolio of global monopolies. He is also the author of The Myth of Capitalism, a book we discussed alongside his career path on the show five years ago. That conversation is replayed in the feed.
Our conversation this time around bookends our prior discussion, covering Jonathan’s unique upbringing and education on one end and his creation of Prevatt Capital to apply the lessons from The Myth of Capitalism on the other.
As a disclaimer, I so took to Jonathan when we first met that I’ve been an advisor to him and Prevatt Capital since launch and am an investor in the strategy.
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