Oyster Creek Capital

Oyster Creek Capital provides subadvisory investment management to other registered investment advisers and to pooled or institutional accounts rather than individual retail clients. The firm focuses on structured debt instruments — including structured notes and structured warrants — and, like many managers in its category, charges asset‑based fees; it currently reports no assets under management.

Oyster Creek manages portfolios on a discretionary basis using a blend of qualitative and quantitative analysis and a mix of long‑term and opportunistic trading approaches. Portfolios are organized into three GIPS‑compliant composites (US Equity Income, US Equity Growth and Opportunity, and US Equity Hedged Growth), employ rules‑based laddered schedules in primary and secondary markets, and may be held in cash temporarily with fee adjustments if cash holdings extend beyond 30 days.

Noteworthy features include the firm’s narrow structured‑product specialization and its provision of GIPS‑compliant monthly composite reporting and bespoke structured‑debt mandates despite being a single‑management‑person start‑up with no AUM. The firm recommends a specific custodian, discloses potential receipt of soft‑dollar research from brokers, does not accept performance‑based fees, and does not assume proxy‑voting authority — factors that affect how it manages conflicts of interest and client governance.