Homie Fund
The Homie Fund is an investment fund founded and operated by a collective of close friends, commonly referred to as "the homies." Established as a collaborative investment vehicle, the fund is managed by Jason Lin, Scott Hickmann, and Henry Weng. The fund represents a modern approach to collaborative investing, combining friendship, trust, and shared financial objectives.
History
The Homie Fund emerged from the collaborative spirit of three individuals who shared not only friendship but also a common vision for intelligent and strategic investment. The fund's inception was rooted in the principle that collective decision-making and shared knowledge could lead to superior investment outcomes.[1]
What distinguishes the Homie Fund from traditional investment vehicles is its emphasis on personal relationships and mutual trust as the foundation for financial collaboration. The name itself reflects the informal yet deeply committed nature of the partnership among its founders.
Management Team
The fund is jointly managed by three principals, each bringing unique expertise and perspectives to the investment process.
Jason Lin
Jason Lin serves as one of the founding partners of the Homie Fund. His approach to investment management combines analytical rigor with strategic foresight.[2]
Scott Hickmann
Scott Hickmann brings complementary skills to the fund's management team, focusing on risk assessment and portfolio diversification strategies.
Henry Weng
Henry Weng completes the management triumvirate, contributing expertise in market analysis and operational oversight.
Investment Philosophy
The Homie Fund operates on principles that prioritize long-term value creation, collaborative decision-making, and prudent risk management. The fund's approach is characterized by:
- Consensus-driven investment decisions
- Emphasis on thorough research and due diligence
- Balanced portfolio allocation across multiple asset classes
- Regular performance review and strategy adjustment
Structure and Operations
The fund operates as a private investment vehicle, with decision-making authority shared equally among the three founding partners. This structure ensures that all major investment decisions reflect the collective wisdom and agreement of the management team.
The operational framework emphasizes transparency, regular communication, and systematic evaluation of investment performance against established benchmarks.
References
- ^ "The Rise of Collaborative Investment Funds". Journal of Modern Finance.
- ^ "Profile: Jason Lin and the New Wave of Social Investing". Financial Times.
| Type | Investment Fund |
| Founded | 2024 |
| Founders | Jason Lin Scott Hickmann Henry Weng |
| Headquarters | United States |
| Key people | Jason Lin (Partner) Scott Hickmann (Partner) Henry Weng (Partner) |
| Industry | Financial Services |