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Mount Murray Investment has weathered the storm in emerging markets over the past few years and is hopeful allocators will diversify into the asset class again as it begins to come back into favor.
MayTech Global Investments is scaling up the firm in line with its recent eclipse of $1 billion in assets under management.
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.
Andrew Slay launched Kennondale Capital Management after a career focusing on macro-oriented investments and knew his story would take time to develop.
The fate of an emerging manager depends on obstacles both within and outside of their control, and no one currently knows this better than Jim Falbe.
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.
Villanova Investment Management Company is built for the long haul on the backs of the “old married couple” that founded it in 2016.
The $55.2 billion Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund has long been at the forefront of the institutional emerging manager space.
Matisse Capital has mastered an investment approach to the closed-end fund space that combines both art and science.
Early-stage venture capital firm 1843 Capital is preparing to launch its third fund while further striving to transform how people view and experience aging.
This month we have our annual veterans feature in honor of Veterans Day next week.