Mark Synytsia founded Tomtit Capital at 18 with a focused conviction: that the dominant frameworks in wealth management were losing their edge in markets reshaped by technology and algorithmic participation.
His interest was not in replicating established practice, but in understanding why alpha decays, how market microstructure evolves, and what systematic approaches remain durable as the informational landscape changes beneath them.
The observation is not original — institutional quant firms have operated on similar premises for decades. What is less common is choosing to apply that lens at the level of private wealth management, where the dominant culture remains discretionary, relationship-driven, and slow to adapt.
Mark's view is straightforward: the clients who will be best served in the next decade are those whose wealth is managed by people willing to ask uncomfortable questions about what still works — and build accordingly.
Tomtit Capital is the product of that inquiry — a small, independent firm with no institutional legacy, built from first principles around quantitative methodology and a clear-eyed assessment of where markets are heading.
We are early in that journey. The work is ongoing, and the mandate is simple: build strategies that hold up under scrutiny, serve clients honestly, and improve continuously over time.