Built for Execution. Grounded in Data.

SJC Capital Partners was founded to bring structure, discipline, and repeatability to futures trading.

A graphic of a stock market with green and orange lines.

We aim to provide accredited investors with a structured, algorithmic trading model that is pre-positioned to engage with market movements at all times. The Fund’s process is designed to reduce behavioral pitfalls by operating continuously, with positions placed strategically.

Meet the Founders

A headshot of Jeff Chatfield
Jeffrey C. Chatfield
Managing Director

An S&P 500 Futures Trader with 20 years experience, Jeff leads the firm’s strategic positioning, bringing operational discipline to the fund’s structure.

A headshot of Ramesh Makkena
Ramesh Makkena
Managing Director

A mathematician and quantitative strategist, Ramesh oversees the Fund’s data science, modeling, and execution logic. His focus is on refining the algorithm for changing market conditions.

Why We Started SJC

Too many investors rely on discretionary bets or gut-driven timing. We created SJC Capital Partners to offer something different: a structure-first investment strategy designed to act, not react.

We use historical stress testing to inform daily execution

Our positions are always pre-set—not reactionary

The Fund is structured to remain active through volatility

Strategy is based on discipline, not predictions

All information reflects the current structure and philosophy of the Fund but is subject to change.

Steady, Sustainable Gains with Lowest Possible Risk

SJC Capital Partners is designed to generate steady, sustainable gains while seeking to manage risk to its lowest practical level. The structured model focuses on long-term resilience rather than short-term speculation.

A blurry photo of a group of people walking in an office building.

Let’s explore whether our strategy fits your broader portfolio goals.

Thank you! Your submission has been received!
Oops! Something went wrong while submitting the form. Please refresh and try again.