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International small-cap equity firm Kabouter Management launched a dedicated Japanese fund on Jan. 1, noting Japan’s position as the largest developed equity market outside the U.S.
Multifamily real estate manager RailField Partners has seen a wave of new supply hit the market in recent years and while performance has struggled, the firm has remained active as opportunities persist.
Standard Real Estate Investments is distinguishing itself as a diversified middle market real estate investor by finding gaps that other investors are missing.
To put it simply – City Different Investments is doing things differently. The boutique investment manager, which was established in 2021 by former Thornburg Investment Management employees, sees its differentiated identity primarily in its investment philosophy and process.
Acharya Capital Partners is on the lookout for new “buy-and-build” opportunities within the lower middle market private equity space as it marks its six-year anniversary.
Sango Capital Management continues to build off the ever evolving and increasingly desirable African markets.
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 announcement of the finalists in our annual Emerging Manager Awards.