This time of year always brings a unique perspective, so I would like to take some time to give EMM a performance review and set some goals for 2026.
The New York City Retirement Systems increased their investments in diverse managers by more than $3 billion and emerging managers by nearly the same amount in fiscal year 2025.
Canvas Prime has launched to focus on fintech and digital health companies.
The “picks and shovels” strategy harkens back to the days of the California Gold Rush when merchants who sold essential tools like picks and shovels to miners saw consistent profits while many prospectors went belly up.
This industry talks a lot about relationships, but at some point, for the ecosystem to grow and thrive, there needs to be an effort to help others, to reward those that were there with you early on and to do what you can to give back.
GCM Grosvenor has backed private equity firm Tayeh Capital Group, the firms announced.
Andrew Slay launched Kennondale Capital Management after a career focusing on macro-oriented investments and knew his story would take time to develop.
Five years into their journey, Integrated Quantitative Investments has found the success many emerging managers strive for, but also has witnessed the frustrations that can come with building a firm.
These past few months, I felt like an emerging manager. I had the same angst that many of you feel hearing the same rhetoric – only mine was around our first conference.
Private credit is the topic of choice among many allocators today, but the opportunity is not new to Turning Rock Partners.
This month we dive into the details of the newest diverse and emerging manager investment report from the New York City Retirement Systems.