Quantitative investing for private investors

Institutional investing.
Built for you.

The disciplined, rules-based process of pension funds and large asset managers, turned into one low-cost ETF portfolio that fits you, with exact orders for your broker.

Fits you

Your investor profile

Your situation, your goals and how you deal with losses decide the mix of equities, bonds and real assets, so you can stay invested when markets get rough.

Reads the markets

Adapts to the markets

Every week our models assess each market in your portfolio. Your portfolio holds more of what looks favourable and less of what does not, always within fixed limits around your long-term mix.

ETFs only

Low-cost solution

Stop paying banks high fees for actively managed funds that rarely beat the market. Broad, low-cost ETFs keep more of the return in your pocket, and over 20 years lower costs alone add up to substantially more wealth.

The approach

An institutional process

Large investors rarely bet everything on one idea. They decide on a long-term mix first, then adjust how much they hold of each asset class as markets change. Quantvision follows the same discipline: the same rules for everyone, no gut feeling, no hot tips.

The data is updated every working day; the portfolio is reviewed every week and moves gradually, in small steps.

The models

Many models tested, the robust ones kept

We tested a wide range of models over almost twenty years and kept what held up across markets, currencies and decades, with the same fixed rules for everyone.

In the backtest from 2008, this gave clearly smaller falls than a fixed mix in long bear markets such as 2008 and 2022, and in most profiles more return over the whole period.

How it works

From sign-up to your first order

  1. Create your accountWith your personal invite code.
  2. Find your investor profileA few questions about your situation, your goals and how you handle losses.
  3. Get your portfolioOne ETF portfolio for your profile and currency, with exact orders in whole shares.
  4. Check once a weekTrade where an asset class is a point or more off its target. New savings fill the gaps.

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