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Bristol Gate Capital Partners

Bristol Gate Capital Partners is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Toronto, registered since 2015. The firm manages approximately $1.5 billion in...

Overview

Bristol Gate Capital Partners is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Toronto, registered since 2015. The firm manages approximately $1.5 billion in regulatory assets. It has 22 employees and 12 investment advisers.

General information

Firm type

Bank / Wealth / Trust

Year founded

2007

Location

Region

North America

Country

Canada

City

Toronto

Corporate office

Toronto, ON, Canada

Principals

Richard Hamm

President and CEO

Mike Capombassis

Chief Investment Officer

Sector focus

Enterprise SoftwareFinTechHealthcare ServicesIndustrial Tech

Frequently asked questions

Who runs investment decisions at Bristol Gate?

Mike Capombassis serves as Chief Investment Officer and co-founder, leading portfolio management alongside President and CEO Richard Hamm. Both were involved in designing and refining the firm's proprietary machine-learning model that drives stock selection. The investment committee is small and directly tied to the founders, maintaining continuity of the dividend-growth philosophy.

How does Bristol Gate source and construct its portfolio?

The firm runs a proprietary predictive algorithm that forecasts 12-month dividend growth for US large-cap stocks. The model ranks candidates independently of sector or market-cap biases, and the portfolio holds the top-scoring 25 names at roughly equal weight. Rebalancing occurs on a disciplined schedule rather than in response to market calls.

Does Bristol Gate accept external institutional capital?

Yes. The firm manages separate accounts and pooled funds for Canadian pension plans, endowments, foundations, family offices, and accredited individual investors. The firm's client base remains predominantly Canadian, though the underlying portfolio is entirely composed of US-listed securities.

What is Bristol Gate's known posture on sector diversification?

The firm explicitly avoids sector mandates. The machine-learning model selects stocks purely on dividend-growth predictability, meaning sector weights are an output of the process rather than a risk constraint. This can lead to concentrated sector tilts that differ materially from benchmark weightings.

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