Moby Financial

Curtis Probst serves as Managing Director and is the primary decision-maker for the family office, according to public corporate filings. The lean structure of Moby Financial means that investment execution and oversight are not distributed across a large investment committee. This concentrates authority in a way that can reduce response time on direct deals.

The underlying wealth is private and has not been disclosed in detail by the principals. Moby Financial operates as a single-family office, which generally means the capital is generated by one family's business or investment activities and is managed exclusively for that family's benefit. The origin is not linked to a publicly known corporate exit.

Moby Financial employs a hybrid approach. Public disclosure shows the office holds direct real estate assets and direct equity stakes in private companies. At the same time, its public securities portfolio functions as liquid exposure to external managers and companies. No fund-of-funds mandate has been announced, but the structure accommodates both direct and indirect investment paths.

The office relies on a network-driven sourcing model, consistent with most single-family offices. Without a public fundraising presence, deal flow arrives through long-standing relationships with brokers, operators, and co-investment partners. This relationship-based origination is not formally documented in public marketing materials, but it is the standard mechanism for offices of this profile.

No. While the firm makes private direct investments, it is not organized as a venture capital fund. It does not accept outside capital and does not operate with a general-partner/limited-partner structure. Its investment activity is funded solely by family equity, which eliminates the requirement to return capital to external investors on a fixed timeline.