Company Background

Affluent individuals and leading corporations trust management of their financial assets to Jett Capital Management. For 20 years, Joseph Jett has been at the cutting edge of finance. Fifteen years ago, Jett pioneered the use of off-balance sheet financing to improve corporate performance. This strategy is now a key component of corporate financial strategy at all of the Fortune 500. Jett managed $36 Billion dollars at GE subsidiary, Kidder Peabody; Jett effectively controlled over 12% of the assets of the largest corporation in the free world.

Jett advised the use of one of the first Collaterized Debt Obligation structures in the late 1990's. The structure is now one of the key financing stratagems in off-shore finance. Jett's trading in bond market futures and options has totaled in the trillions of dollars.

Jett's prowess in the smaller equity markets was highlighted by the Wall Street Journal in 1996. Jett's approach of combining tech analysis with strong understanding of the fundamentals has allowed Jett Capital to avoid overreaching while maintaining an aggressive market approach.

For example, Jett's background in alternative energy research while earning a Master's Degree at MIT made him well aware that near $70/barrel oil would open numerous wells for oil recovery as well as making alternatives such as coal become affordable alternatives. Jett moved out of oil prior to the Amaranth debacle.