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KAIN CAPITAL MANAGEMENT

Compounding | Value

“Investment is most intelligent when it is most businesslike.”
– Benjamin Graham

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ABOUT US

KAIN Capital Management is a private investment firm.  The firm's investment strategy is a fundamental, value-oriented approach generally made with a long-term time horizon.  KAIN Capital invests primarily in domestic and foreign equity securities, North American real estate assets, and North American privately held businesses.

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“Compound interest is the 8th wonder of the world.  He who understands it, earns it; he who doesn’t, pays it.”
– Albert Einstein

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APPROACH

Our flexible investment mandate enables us to uncover assets where value can be found, without limitation to geography or asset class, and to act swiftly and decisively when opportunities present themselves.

We tend to invest in bargain priced assets that provide a margin of safety and where we expect outsized risk-adjusted returns.

In certain situations we become actively involved, utilizing the breadth of expertise across our subsidiary companies.

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"It takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it. If you think about that, you’ll do things differently.”
– Warren Buffett

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CONTACT

Canada Office: 
55 Victoria Street North Unit J, Kitchener
Ontario, Canada
N2H 5B7

USA Office: 
7001 Temple Terrace Highway, Tampa 
Florida, USA
33637

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“A successful investor must possess a number of seemingly contradictory qualities. These include the arrogance to act, and act decisively, and the humility to know that you could be wrong. The acuity, flexibility, and willingness to change your mind when you realize you are wrong, and the stubbornness to refuse to do so when you remain justifiably confident in your thesis. The conviction to concentrate your portfolio in your very best ideas, and the common sense to nevertheless diversify your holdings. A healthy skepticism, but not blind contrarianism. A deep respect for the lessons of history balanced by the knowledge that things regularly happen that have never before occurred. And, finally, the integrity to admit mistakes, the fortitude to risk making more of them, and the intellectual honesty not to confuse luck with skill.”
– Seth Klarman

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