Mr. Selver is the Chief Executive Officer of Bramshill Investments. Mr. Selver joined Bramshill in 2014. Mr. Selver was previously a Managing Director at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Inc. in High Yield Sales where he covered many large institutional asset managers. Before joining Bank of America, Mr. Selver spent 14 years at JP Morgan as a Director, selling various credit products to funds including loans, bonds, credit derivatives and CDO’s. Prior to JP Morgan, Mr. Selver was an attorney at Squire, Sanders and Dempsey where he specialized in corporate finance and public finance. Mr. Selver is a graduate of Albany Law School and Holy Cross College. Mr. Selver serves on the Board of Directors of the Center for Food Action in Englewood, NJ.
Newport Beach, California
Our Strategies
Bramshill Income Performance Strategy
The Bramshill Income Performance Strategy is a fixed income strategy that seeks to maximize total return across various asset classes. The Strategy invests in a tactical portfolio of income-producing securities, including investment grade and high-yield bonds, preferreds, municipal bonds, U.S. Treasuries. The portfolio is actively managed, incorporating sector allocations and tactical hedging during various interest rate and market environments. The Strategy uses fundamental credit and relative value analysis, and focuses on securities with transparent pricing, actively-traded capital structures and liquidity. The Strategy is unlevered, highly-liquid, not benchmark dependent and seeks to maintain an investment grade profile.
Bramshill UCITS Income Performance Fund
The Bramshill UCITS Income Performance Fund is an open-end fund incorporated in Ireland. The Fund's objective is to maximize total return across a diversified portfolio of fixed income products. The Fund invests in income-producing securities, including US corporate credit, US Preferreds, US Municipals and US Treasuries. The Fund may also invest up to 10% in comingled vehicles including ETF’s and Closed-End Funds. The Strategy uses fundamental credit and relative value analysis, and focuses on securities with transparent pricing, actively-traded capital structures and liquidity. The Strategy is unlevered, highly-liquid, not benchmark dependent and seeks to maintain an investment grade profile.
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Bramshill Securitized Products Strategies
The Bramshill Securitized Products Strategies are fixed income strategies which seeks to maximize total return across various asset classes. The Strategies invests in tactical portfolios of income-producing securities, including Resi[1]dential Mortgage-Backed Securities (“RMBS”), Asset Backed Securities (“ABS”), Commercial Mortgage-Backed Securities (“CMBS”), Collateralized Loan Obligations (“CLOs”) and U.S. Treasuries. Portfolio managers utilize a research-intensive process focused on finding undervalued securities which they believe will produce consistent returns in most interest rate environments. Vast opportunity set of durations, credits and other structural elements help create potentially better investment opportunities where low duration and high cashflows are utilized to limit interest rate and credit exposures.
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Bramshill Tactical Fixed Income Fund
The Bramshill Tactical Fixed Income Fund is offered through one or more pooled investment vehicles, the interests of which are privately offered only to accredited investors and/or qualified purchasers. The strategy invests across three uncorrelated asset classes: preferreds, corporate credit and municipals. The strategy’s positioning is based on relative value and fundamental credit analysis. The Fund utilizes 1-2 turns of leverage directionally seeking to capture mispricings of undervalued and overvalued securities. The strategy utilizes proprietary and custom built quantitative and systematic alert systems built to capture intra-capital structure dislocations. The strategy invests in liquid, transparent securities with quarterly liquidity terms.
Structured Products
The Structured Products strategies and the experienced investment team are led by a seasoned portfolio manager, Paul van Lingen, who is a thirty-year veteran in Structured Products. The investment team’s process, focused on Paul’s investing style and risk management expertise, has proven to find opportunities by staying patient and being highly liquid to take advantage of commonly occurring market dislocations. The strategies use a top-down and bottom-up fundamental analysis supported by quantitative and qualitative models to invest in Structured Products secured by cash-flowing assets (ratings agnostic).
Bramshill All Weather Strategy
The Bramshill All Weather Strategy, incepted in 2016, is a diversified portfolio of income-producing securities. The strategy is managed in an individual account format and seeks to maximize total return across various sectors via dividends and income. The strategy invests across liquid markets such as real estate investment trusts, master limited partnerships, business development corporations, preferred securities, royalty trusts and closed-end funds. The strategy has a flexible allocation mandate which seeks to produce a consistent income across all market cycles. The portfolio is actively managed, incorporating a proprietary distribution model which focuses on high conviction income-producing securities with compelling risk-reward characteristics.
Bramshill Customized Solutions
With these client driven mandates, we are highly focused on staying within our core competencies. We can offer investors SMAs or a fund of one structure specific to an asset class within a broader strategy. Examples would be a Preferred allocation with our larger Income Performance Strategy, or a structured products mandate focused on specific collateral criteria. Asset class exposures, credit ratings, yields, and duration criteria can all be targeted. We can customize these with highly detailed reporting and data analytics from our internal Broadridge systems, integrating with a clients custodian of choice. These strategies tend to be larger mandates in nature and run parallel to many of the investment allocations across the firm.
