About

A firm built on conviction.

White Brook Capital was founded in 2016 with the belief that investors shouldn't have to choose between earning a return and sleeping at night. We manage separately managed accounts for accredited investors who want exposure to US markets less the industries that profit from war and vice.

Why White Brook

White Brook is a different kind of fiduciary.

White Brook doesn't treat values as a marketing overlay or as part of a "broader conversation". There is no "ethical sleeve". We don't believe that knowingly earning an unclean return can be cleansed through donation when much cleaner alternatives are available.

Our work is to understand how companies make money and judge their integrity. For clients that want a more concentrated portfolio, we then find the best risk-adjusted returns available inside that universe that we can defend to ourselves, to our children, and to our clients.

Founder

Basil Alsikafi

Basil Alsikafi, Founder of White Brook Capital

Basil has spent nearly two decades professionally investing in public markets. He founded White Brook Capital in 2016.

Before founding the firm, Basil was a Senior Analyst at MSF Capital, a value-oriented hedge fund. Prior to MSF, he earned his MBA at the Kellogg School of Management with concentrations in Finance and Management & Strategy. Before Kellogg, he was at BBT Capital Management, a roughly $2.0 billion hedge fund — first as a media associate and later as the firm's telecom analyst. Basil started his career as an investment banking analyst in the Technology, Media, and Telecom group at JPMorgan.

He holds an A.B. in Political Science from the University of Chicago in addition to his MBA. He lives in Chicago's northern suburbs with his wife, son, and daughter.

  • Senior Analyst · MSF Capital (value-oriented hedge fund)
  • Telecom Analyst · BBT Capital Management
  • Media Associate · BBT Capital Management
  • Investment Banking Analyst · TMT, JPMorgan
  • MBA · Kellogg School of Management
  • A.B. Political Science · University of Chicago
If you wouldn't lend your name to a business, you shouldn't invest in it either.
Basil Alsikafi, Founder & Portfolio Manager

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