Armina "Arms" Rosenberg is the co-founder and co-portfolio manager of Minotaur Capital, a long-biased global equities firm pioneering an AI-driven approach to alpha generation. The Minotaur team has developed a proprietary software system, called Taurient, which uses AI to uncover unique opportunities that have been misunderstood by global stockmarkets.
Before founding Minotaur, Arms was the Portfolio Manager at Grok Ventures, the family office and investment firm of Mike Cannon-Brookes, co-founder and CEO of software company Atlassian where she managed Mike's global equities portfolio. Prior to this, Arms was Senior Investment Director at Audant Investments, the family office of Robert Whyte, with a focus on global equities. Arms started her career at J.P. Morgan in 2008 in Australian Equities Research, first as part of the Equity Strategy team, and then as one of the lead analysts in the Emerging Companies sector focusing on technology and consumer discretionary stocks.