Waratah Capital Advisors is a Toronto-based asset manager that specializes in alternative strategies. The name Waratah is a symbol of strength and resilience — two attributes we look to embody through our funds. This name is inspired by an Australian flower with deep roots that protect the plant from frequent, unpredictable brush fires.

Waratah manages assets from high-net-worth individuals, family offices, foundations, Canadian bank platforms, and pension funds. Waratah combines intensive research-driven stock selection with a disciplined and robust risk management program. Founders and employees collectively represent 7% of the firm’s assets under management.

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Waratah clients receive access to frequent communications about our holdings, positioning, and investment philosophy.

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Waratah Action Committee

Through this program, Waratah and its employees are able to
dedicate their time and resources to numerous initiatives
within the communities where we do business.

 

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Out of the Cold Foundation 2025

April 2025

Waratah sponsored an “Out of the Cold” (OOTC) Community Takeaway Supper on April 7th. Our Waratah team members assisted in serving warm meals, coffee and tea to nearly 200 individuals who attended the supper.

Out of the Cold Foundation 2024

Out of the Cold Foundation 2024

March 2024

Waratah sponsored an Out of the Cold (OOTC) Community Takeaway Supper on March 4th. Our Waratah team members assisted in serving warm meals, coffee/tea, clothing, and personal care items to nearly 300 individuals who attended the supper.

Avenue Road Food Bank

Avenue Road Food Bank

March 2024

Avenue Road Food Bank provides weekly support to individuals and families impacted by food insecurity in our community. Our Waratah team collected non-perishable food, personal hygiene, and baby care items in their drive for the local food bank.

 

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