Florida SBA, $250B AUM, Tallahassee FL, manages Florida pension and SWF assets


CIO of US Steel Pension, $4B AUM, Pittsburgh PA


US Steel Pension Fund, $4B AUM, Pittsburgh PA, corporate pension


CIO of United Nations Joint Staff Pension Fund, $94B AUM, New York NY


UNJSPF, $94B AUM, New York NY and Geneva, UN staff pension


CIO of RTX Corporation Pension (Raytheon Technologies), $115B AUM, Waltham MA


RTX Raytheon Technologies corporate pension, $115B AUM, Waltham MA


CIO of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center Endowment, $9B AUM, New York NY


MSK endowment, $9B AUM, New York NY, major cancer research center


CIO of University of California Regents Investments, $180B AUM


UC Investments, $180B AUM, Oakland CA, manages UC endowment and pension


CIO of Louisiana Teachers Retirement System, $26B AUM, Baton Rouge LA


Louisiana TRS, $26B AUM, Baton Rouge LA, Louisiana teacher pension


CIO of San Bernardino County Employees Retirement Association SBCERA, $15B AUM


SBCERA, $15B AUM, San Bernardino CA, county employees pension


CIO of St. Jude Children's Research Hospital ALSAC Endowment, $8B AUM, Memphis TN


Former CIO of NYC Retirement Systems, $285B AUM, New York NY


New York City Retirement Systems, $285B AUM, New York NY, five NYC pension funds


CIO of CalPERS California Public Employees Retirement System, $502B AUM, Sacramento CA


California Public Employees Retirement System, $502B AUM, Sacramento CA, largest US public pension


CIO of Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board MassPRIM, $111B AUM


MassPRIM, $111B AUM, Boston MA, Massachusetts public pension


$138B AUM, Salem OR, manages Oregon pension and investment assets


CIO of Boeing Company Pension Fund, $49B AUM


Boeing corporate pension, $49B AUM, Arlington VA


CIO of Sacramento County Employees Retirement System SCERS, $13B AUM


SCERS, $13B AUM, Sacramento CA, county employees pension


CIO at FM insurance investment, $30B AUM


FM mutual insurance investment portfolio, $30B AUM


CIO of Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, $7B AUM


Foundation, $7B AUM, New York NY, arts and education philanthropy


Foundation, $16B AUM, New York NY, social justice philanthropy


Chief of Investments at National Gallery of Art, $1.3B AUM


Museum endowment, $1.3B AUM, Washington DC


President of MIT Investment Management Company MITIMCo, $24B AUM


MITIMCo, $24B AUM, Cambridge MA, MIT endowment manager


CIO of Smithsonian Institution Investment Office, $3B AUM


Smithsonian endowment, $3B AUM, Washington DC


University endowment, $1B AUM, New York NY


CIO of Michigan State University Foundation, $4B AUM


University foundation, $4B AUM, East Lansing MI


CIO of Georgia Employees Retirement System, $15B AUM


GERS, $15B AUM, Atlanta GA, Georgia state employees pension


Investment Strategy Leader at 3M Pension Fund, $26B AUM


3M corporate pension fund, $26B AUM, Maplewood MN


CIO of William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, $13B AUM


Foundation, $13B AUM, Menlo Park CA, technology and arts philanthropy


CIO of Indiana Public Retirement System INPRS, $52B AUM


INPRS, $52B AUM, Indianapolis IN, Indiana public employees pension


CIO and Treasurer of University of Miami, $4B AUM


University endowment, $4B AUM, Coral Gables FL


CIO of Seattle City Employees Retirement System, $4B AUM


SCERS Seattle, $4B AUM, Seattle WA, city employees pension


CIO of Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation APFC, $80B AUM


APFC, $80B AUM, Juneau AK, Alaska sovereign wealth fund


CIO of California Institute of Technology Endowment, $5B AUM


CIO of Brown University Endowment, $7B AUM


Brown University endowment, $7B AUM, Providence RI


Georgia Institute of Technology foundation, $3B AUM, Atlanta GA


CIO of Iowa Public Employees Retirement System IPERS, $44B AUM


IPERS, $44B AUM, Des Moines IA, Iowa state employees pension


CIO of Verizon Investment Management Corporation, $51B AUM


Verizon corporate pension and investment, $51B AUM, Basking Ridge NJ


Managing Director Private Assets at W.K. Kellogg Foundation, $10B AUM


Foundation, $10B AUM, Battle Creek MI, children and family philanthropy


Managing Partner and Co-CIO at Evoke Advisors, $20-25B AUM RIA


CIO and Partner at Cerity Partners, $100-150B AUM RIA


Managing Partner and CIO at Fiducient Advisors, $300-400B AUM


CIO at True North Advisors, $5-10B AUM RIA


Founder and CEO of AlphaCore Advisory, $1-5B AUM


CIO at Cresset Capital, $50-75B AUM family office/RIA


Family office and RIA, ~$60B AUM, Chicago IL


Investment Leader at LGT Financial Advisors, $100-150B AUM


LGT Group wealth management, ~$125B AUM, New York NY


CIO and Chairman Investment Committee at Beacon Pointe Advisors, $20-25B AUM


RIA, ~$125B AUM, Raleigh NC, retirement plan and wealth advisory


SVP and CIO at Washington Trust Wealth Management, $5-10B AUM


Wealth management, ~$7B AUM, Providence RI


Co-CIO at Creative Planning, $200-300B AUM RIA


CIO and Director Research at LPL Financial, $35-50B managed assets


Broker-dealer and RIA, $35-50B managed assets, Charlotte NC


CIO at Bleakley Financial Group, $10-15B AUM


CIO and Managing Partner at MAI Capital Management, $15-20B AUM


Multi-strategy hedge fund founded by Israel Englander in 1989. AUM ~$390.6B. Strategies: fundamental equity, equity arbitrage, fixed income, quantitative. HQ New York, NY.


Multi-strategy hedge fund founded by Ken Griffin in 1990. AUM ~$339.1B. Strategies: commodities, credit, equities, global fixed income, macro, global quantitative. HQ Miami, FL.


Global macro hedge fund founded by Ray Dalio in 1975. AUM ~$196.8B. Risk-parity portfolio construction emphasizing uncorrelated returns. HQ Westport, CT.


Multi-strategy hedge fund founded by Dmitry Balyasny, Scott Schroeder, Taylor O'Malley in 2021. AUM ~$184.4B. Strategies: long/short equity, early-stage investing, commodities, macro. HQ Chicago, IL.


Hedge fund founded by William Michaelcheck in 1992. AUM ~$180.4B. Strategies: fixed income multi-strategy, relative value, credit (MBS, ABS, CMBS). HQ Harrison, NY.


Quantitative hedge fund founded by Bruce Clarke, Peter Rathjens, John Campbell in 1999. AUM ~$171.4B. Strategies: long-only, alpha extension, long/short using proprietary quant models. HQ Boston, MA.


Alternative asset manager. AUM ~$160.0B in hedge/alternative strategies. HQ New York, NY.


Global hedge fund manager with 230+ year history. AUM ~$151.7B. Strategies: long-only, long-short equity using machine learning and systematic quantitative approaches. HQ London, England.


Multi-strategy hedge fund founded by Steven A. Cohen in 2014 (successor to S.A.C. Capital). AUM ~$139.9B. Strategies: discretionary long-short equity, systematic trading, macro, private markets. HQ Stamford, CT.


Actively managed hedge fund founded by Andrew Ziegler in 1994. AUM ~$128.7B. Process-driven, multiple asset classes. HQ Milwaukee, WI.


Quantitative hedge fund founded 1998. AUM ~$120.0B. Blends technology, data, and behavioral finance. HQ Greenwich, CT.


Investment manager. AUM ~$111.2B. HQ New York, NY.


Quantitative and multi-strategy hedge fund. AUM ~$109.3B. HQ New York, NY.


Quantitative hedge fund known for Medallion Fund. AUM ~$106.0B. HQ New York, NY.


Fixed income hedge fund. AUM ~$105.7B. HQ Wayzata, MN.


Multi-strategy investment firm. AUM ~$95.3B. HQ Santa Monica, CA.


Equity-focused investment manager. AUM ~$94.1B. HQ Chicago, IL.


Activist/value hedge fund. AUM ~$93.2B. HQ West Palm Beach, FL.


Multi-strategy hedge fund. AUM ~$90.3B. HQ New York, NY.


Advisory and investment firm. AUM ~$78.9B. HQ Boston, MA.


Quantitative hedge fund. AUM ~$76.7B. HQ New York, NY.


Multi-strategy alternative asset manager. AUM ~$73.6B. HQ New York, NY.


Systematic trading hedge fund. AUM ~$72.7B. HQ New York, NY.


Value-oriented hedge fund. AUM ~$71.8B. HQ Boston, MA.


Real estate and credit-focused hedge fund. AUM ~$71.3B. HQ Miami Beach, FL.


Technology-driven quantitative hedge fund. AUM ~$70.8B. HQ New York, NY.


Macro/systematic hedge fund. AUM ~$68.6B. HQ New York, NY.


Quantitative investment adviser, sister entity to Two Sigma Investments. AUM ~$67.5B. HQ New York, NY.


Multi-strategy hedge fund arm of Blackstone. AUM ~$66.9B. HQ New York, NY.


Equities and credit-focused hedge fund. AUM ~$63.2B. HQ New York, NY.


Fundamental equity hedge fund. AUM ~$61.7B.


Long-short equity and venture hedge fund. AUM ~$58.5B. HQ New York, NY.


Long-short equity hedge fund. AUM ~$52.1B.


Founder and CEO of Millennium Management. Founded firm in 1989.


Founder and CEO of Citadel Advisors. Founded firm in 1990.


Founder of Bridgewater Associates. Founded firm in 1975.


Co-founder of Balyasny Asset Management.


Founder of Mariner Investment Group. Founded firm in 1992.


Founder of Point72 Asset Management (2014), previously S.A.C. Capital.


Founder of Artisan Partners. Founded firm in 1994.


Founder and CEO, manages firm since 1989


Founder and CEO, manages firm since 1990


Largest pension fund globally. AUM $1.87T. Tokyo, Japan. Targeting 5% alternatives allocation (~$29B in PE, real estate, infrastructure, hedge funds).


South Korean national pension. AUM $920B. Jeonju, South Korea. 16% alternatives allocation including PE, venture, real estate, and hedge funds.


Canada Pension Plan Investment Board. AUM $577B. Toronto, Canada. 50%+ private markets allocation; $143.86B committed to private equity.


California Public Employees Retirement System. AUM $556B. Sacramento, CA. 40% private markets target; 17.7% PE allocation ($83.5B in PE). Allocates to hedge funds.


Dutch civil service pension fund. AUM €520B. Heerlen, Netherlands. Allocates to PE, real estate, infrastructure.


Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec. AUM $517B. Montreal, Canada. Large PE and infrastructure programs.


Japan's National Mutual Insurance Federation of Agricultural Cooperatives. AUM ~$500B. Tokyo, Japan. Expanding into PE, real estate, infrastructure, and hedge funds.


China's NSSF. AUM $415B. Beijing, China. ~14% alternatives allocation.


California State Teachers Retirement System. AUM $402B. West Sacramento, CA. 15% PE ($52B); 13% real estate ($48B). Allocates to hedge funds and co-investments.


Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association. AUM $380B. New York, NY. ~15% alternatives: PE, real estate, infrastructure.


Australia's largest superannuation fund. AUM $310B. Melbourne, Australia. Growing in-house PE, infrastructure, real estate.


Dutch pension fund for healthcare sector. AUM $310B. Zeist, Netherlands. Allocates to PE, infrastructure, real estate, private credit.


Dutch pension asset manager. AUM $300B. Zeist, Netherlands. Allocates to PE, real estate, infrastructure, hedge funds.


NYC pension system. AUM $295B. New York, NY. 25% alternatives: 9% PE, 6.2% real estate, hedge funds.


Ontario Teachers Pension Plan. AUM $279B. Toronto, Canada. Pioneer in direct PE and infrastructure investing. Allocates to hedge funds.


Florida SBA. AUM $277B. Tallahassee, FL. Allocates to PE, real estate, infrastructure.


NY State pension. AUM $273B. Albany, NY. 14.9% PE, 14.1% real estate allocation.


Public Sector Pension Investment Board Canada. AUM $245B. Montreal, Canada. Direct PE, infrastructure, real estate.


WSIB. AUM $231B. Olympia, WA. 40% private markets; $52B PE allocation.


Texas TRS. AUM $225B. Austin, TX. 12% PE, 15% real estate/infrastructure.


SWIB. AUM $155B. Madison, WI. Allocates to PE, real estate, infrastructure, hedge funds.


OPERF. AUM $100B. Salem, OR. Allocates to PE since the 1980s and real estate.


Universities Superannuation Scheme. AUM $95B. Liverpool, UK. Allocates to PE, infrastructure, private credit.


OPERS. AUM $72B. Columbus, OH. $10B alternatives including PE, real estate, hedge funds.


TCRS. AUM $75B. Nashville, TN. Alternatives allocation.


Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan. AUM $132B. Toronto, Canada. Allocates to PE, private credit, real estate, infrastructure, hedge funds.


Minnesota SBI. AUM $130B. St. Paul, MN. Allocates to PE, real estate, infrastructure.


VRS. AUM $123B. Richmond, VA. $62B private markets: PE, credit, real assets.


Colorado Public Employees Retirement Association. AUM $67B. Denver, CO. Allocates to PE, real estate, real assets.


ASRS. AUM $50B. Phoenix, AZ. $8B PE allocation.


Texas County and District Retirement System. AUM $51B. Austin, TX. Allocates to PE, credit strategies.


LAFPP. AUM $34B. Los Angeles, CA. Allocates to PE, infrastructure, credit.


Corporate pension. AUM $49B. Chicago, IL. Allocates to PE and alternatives.


Corporate pension. AUM $40B. The Hague, Netherlands. Allocates to PE, real assets, alternatives.


Manages Harvard University endowment. AUM $56.9B (FY2025). Hedge funds represent 31% of portfolio ($17.6B); private equity 41%. Returned 11.9% in FY2025. HQ Cambridge, MA.


Manages Yale University endowment. AUM $41B. Pioneer of Yale Model (Swensen model) emphasizing alternatives. HQ New Haven, CT.


University endowment managed by Harvard Management Company. AUM $56.9B. 31% hedge funds, 41% PE. Liquid assets dropped to ~21% of portfolio.


University endowment managed by Yale Investments Office. AUM $41B. Pioneered heavy alternative allocations.


HMC is the investment arm managing Harvard's endowment


Yale Investments Office manages the university endowment


Harvard endowment allocates ~31% to hedge funds; Bridgewater is a major allocation target


CalPERS is a known LP in Bridgewater Associates


CalPERS allocates to hedge funds including multi-strategy funds


Ontario Teachers is a significant LP in hedge funds including Bridgewater


CPP Investments allocates to multi-strategy hedge funds


NYC Retirement Systems allocates portion of 25% alternatives to hedge funds


PGGM is a known LP allocating to hedge funds


Yale endowment allocates to quantitative hedge funds


Harvard endowment allocates to quantitative hedge funds


HOOPP allocates to hedge funds as part of alternatives program


NPS Korea allocates 16% to alternatives including hedge funds


Zenkyoren expanding into hedge funds; Man Group is a major global manager


TIAA allocates ~15% to alternatives including quantitative hedge funds


Norway sovereign wealth fund, world's largest SWF. AUM $1.8 trillion as of 2024. Country: Norway.


China sovereign wealth fund. AUM $1.33 trillion as of 2024. Country: China.


China State Administration of Foreign Exchange sovereign wealth fund. AUM $1.09 trillion as of 2024. Country: China.


Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund. AUM $1.06 trillion as of 2024. Country: UAE.


Kuwait sovereign wealth fund, world's oldest SWF. AUM $980 billion as of 2024. Country: Kuwait.


Saudi Arabia sovereign wealth fund, fastest growing large fund. AUM $925 billion as of 2024, 34% growth YoY. Country: Saudi Arabia.


Singapore sovereign wealth fund. AUM $800.8 billion as of 2024. Country: Singapore.


Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund focused on diversified global investments. AUM ~$330 billion as of 2024. Country: UAE.


Qatar sovereign wealth fund. AUM $526 billion as of 2024. Country: Qatar.


Hong Kong sovereign wealth fund. AUM $514 billion as of 2024. Country: Hong Kong.


China social security sovereign fund. AUM $414 billion as of 2024. Country: China.


Singapore state investment company. AUM $320 billion as of 2024. Country: Singapore.


Russia sovereign wealth fund. AUM $193 billion as of 2024. Country: Russia.


South Korea sovereign wealth fund. AUM $232 billion as of 2024. Country: South Korea.


Australia sovereign wealth fund. AUM ~$200 billion as of 2024. Country: Australia.


Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund, separate from ADIA. Country: UAE.


Manager of Norway's Government Pension Fund Global. Country: Norway.


CEO of Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), manages the world's largest sovereign wealth fund (Norway GPFG $1.8T). Appointed to second term in 2024.


Chief Executive Officer of GIC Private Limited (Singapore). Appointed CEO January 2017. Oversees $800B+ portfolio.


Executive Director and CEO of Temasek Holdings. Appointed CEO October 2021. Manages $320B Singapore state investment company.


Governor of Public Investment Fund (PIF) of Saudi Arabia since 2019. AUM grew to $925B under his leadership.


CEO and Managing Director of Mubadala Investment Company, Abu Dhabi. Oversees ~$330B in global diversified investments.


Managing Director of Abu Dhabi Investment Authority (ADIA), $1.06 trillion sovereign wealth fund.


Managing Director of Kuwait Investment Authority (KIA), appointed November 2024. Oversees $980B sovereign wealth fund.


Managing Director, appointed November 2024


Harvard University endowment manager. AUM $53 billion (FY2024), world's largest university endowment. 9.6% return FY2024.


University of Texas System endowment manager. AUM $47.5 billion as of FY2024.


Yale University endowment manager. AUM $41.4 billion as of FY2024.


Stanford University endowment manager. AUM $47.7 billion as of FY2024.


Princeton University endowment manager (PRINCO). AUM $36.4 billion, 11% return as of FY2024.


MIT endowment manager (MITIMCo). AUM ~$28 billion. 10.7% average 20-year return under Seth Alexander.


University of Pennsylvania endowment. AUM $6.8 billion as of FY2024.


Major US private foundation with endowment investments. Country: USA.


Major US private foundation. Country: USA.


CEO of Harvard Management Company (HMC) since December 2016. Grew endowment from $35.7B to $53B+. Compensation $6.2M in 2024.


Chief Investment Officer of Yale University endowment (Yale Investments Office), appointed 2021. Manages $41.4B endowment.


CEO and CIO of Stanford Management Company since 2015. Oversees $47.7B endowment. Previously CEO of Alta Advisers and worked at Yale Investments Office.


President of Princeton University Investment Company (PRINCO) since late 2023, successor to Andrew Golden who retired June 2024. Previously at MITIMCo under Seth Alexander.


President of MIT Investment Management Company (MITIMCo). Joined 2006. Achieved 10.7% average 20-year return. Previously worked under David Swensen at Yale.


Chief Investment Officer of University of Pennsylvania endowment. Oversees $6.8 billion endowment.


Chief Investment Officer of Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.


Vice President and Chief Investment Officer of Ford Foundation.


Chief Investment Officer of William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.


Executive Director and Chief Investment Officer of Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board (PRIM). Public pension fund.


Massachusetts state public pension fund. CIO: Michael Trotsky.


Chief Investment Officer of Brown University endowment.


Brown University endowment manager. Country: USA.


Chief Investment Officer of California Institute of Technology (Caltech) endowment.


California Institute of Technology endowment manager. Country: USA.


Chief Investment Officer at Iowa Public Employees' Retirement System (IPERS). Oversees $44 billion portfolio.


Iowa state public pension fund. AUM $44 billion. CIO: Sriram Lakshminarayanan.


Chief Investment Officer of Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation. Manages Alaska's sovereign-like oil revenue fund.


Alaska state investment fund from oil revenues. CIO: Marcus Frampton.


Chief Investment Officer of CalPERS (California Public Employees' Retirement System), selected 2024. Previously CIO of New Zealand Superannuation Fund.


California Public Employees' Retirement System, largest US public pension fund. CIO: Stephen Gilmore (appointed 2024).


Chief Investment Officer of PSP Investments (Canada), appointed February 3, 2025.


Public Sector Pension Investment Board, Canada. CIO: Patrick Charbonneau (appointed Feb 2025).


Chief of Investments at National Gallery of Art endowment.


National Gallery of Art endowment. Country: USA.


Chief Investment Officer of Smithsonian Institution endowment.


Smithsonian Institution endowment. Country: USA.


Chief Investment Officer of Michigan State University Foundation endowment.


Michigan State University endowment foundation. Country: USA.


Chief Investment Officer and Treasurer of University of Miami endowment.


University of Miami endowment manager. Country: USA.


Chief Investment Officer, appointed 2021


Vice President and Chief Investment Officer


Executive Director and Chief Investment Officer


Chief Investment Officer, appointed February 2025


Columbia Investment Management Company; II 2024 Rising Star


GIC Sovereign Wealth Fund; II 2024 Rising Star


Loyola University Chicago; II 2024 Rising Star


State of Wisconsin Investment Board; II 2024 Rising Star


NewYork-Presbyterian; II 2024 Rising Star


Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System; II 2024 Public Pension Plan CIO of the Year


UPS; II 2024 Corporate Pension Plan CIO of the Year


University of Michigan; II 2024 Endowment CIO of the Year


Cleveland Clinic; II 2024 Healthcare System CIO of the Year


Prudential Financial; II 2024 Insurance Company CIO of the Year


DFO Management / Dell Technologies; II 2024 Family Office CIO of the Year


State of Wisconsin Investment Board; II 2024 Hedge Fund Allocator of the Year


AQR Capital Management; II 2024 Hedge Fund Lifetime Achievement Award


Wellesley College; II 2024 Allocators' Choice Lifetime Achievement Award


State pension and investment fund, ~$160B AUM


GQG Partners; contrarian quality investing


Independent; author on fundraising for investment managers


Dockside Platforms; formerly Walleye Capital


Dockside Platforms; formerly State of Wisconsin Investment Board


Admired Leadership; leadership development


Ares Management; also founder of Promote Giving


Virginia Commonwealth University Investment Management Company


Hamilton Lane; private markets data and technology


GMO; value and asset allocation investing


Unreasonable Hospitality; restaurateur turned speaker


Atreides Management; technology-focused hedge fund


The Dietrich Foundation; private foundation endowment


CalPERS; largest US public pension ~$500B AUM


Regal Partners; Australian alternative asset manager


Financial technology for investment operations


Investment platform co-founded by former allocators


Vanguard indexing and active management; ~$10T AUM


Alternative asset manager; credit, private equity, real assets


Equity management and cap table platform


Private markets asset manager and data provider


Value-oriented asset manager; known for market cycle research


Blockchain oracle and DeFi infrastructure


Technology-focused long/short hedge fund


California Public Employees Retirement System; ~$500B AUM largest US pension


Australian listed alternative asset manager


Head of Research, Portfolio Monitoring, and Data Management


Managing Director, Director of Investment Operations


Director, Head of Operational Due Diligence


CFO at Helvetia Versicherungen, €159B AUM, Vienna Austria


Austrian/Swiss insurance group, €159B AUM, Vienna Austria


CIO of Nobel Foundation, €620M AUM, Stockholm Sweden


Nobel Foundation investment office, €620M AUM, Stockholm Sweden


Head of ESG and SVP at ATP Arbejdsmarkedets Tillægspension, €150B AUM, Copenhagen Denmark


Arbejdsmarkedets Tillægspension, €150B AUM, Copenhagen Denmark, Danish supplementary labor market pension


Chief Financial Investment Officer at Fondazione ENPAM, €27B AUM, Rome Italy


Italian medical doctors pension fund, €27B AUM, Rome Italy


CIO of West Yorkshire Pension Fund, €26B AUM, Bradford UK


General Manager and CIO of Fondazione Roma, €1.6B AUM, Rome Italy


Italian banking foundation, €1.6B AUM, Rome Italy


CEO of AMF Fonder private sector pension fund, €78.4B AUM, Sweden


AMF Fonder Swedish private sector pension, €78.4B AUM, Stockholm Sweden


Managing Director Capital Investments at Nordrheinische Ärzteversorgung, €18.5B AUM, Germany


German doctors pension fund, €18.5B AUM, Düsseldorf Germany


CIO and CFO at Cassa Nazionale del Notariato, €2B AUM, Italy


Italian notaries pension fund, €2B AUM, Rome Italy


Head of Investments at Pensioenfonds Detailhandel, €34B AUM, Netherlands


Dutch retail sector pension fund, €34B AUM, Netherlands


CIO of AP Pension, €27B AUM, Copenhagen Denmark


Danish life insurance and pension, €27B AUM, Copenhagen Denmark


CEO of PKA pension, €67B AUM, Copenhagen Denmark


PKA Danish pension fund, €67B AUM, Copenhagen Denmark, health and social care workers


Head of Asset Management and CIO at Länsförsäkringar Liv, €9.4B AUM, Sweden


Swedish insurance and pension, €9.4B AUM, Stockholm Sweden


Head of Asset Allocation at AP4 Fjärde AP-fonden, €34B AUM, Sweden


Swedish national pension buffer fund AP4, €34B AUM, Stockholm Sweden


Danish pension fund, €45B AUM, Copenhagen Denmark


CIO of PMT Pensioenfonds Metaal and Techniek, €90B AUM, Netherlands


Dutch metal and technology sector pension, €90B AUM, Netherlands


Director at Fondo Pensione Pegaso, €1.5B AUM, Italy


Italian utilities sector pension fund, €1.5B AUM, Italy


CEO and CIO of KENFO Nuclear Waste Fund Germany, €25B AUM


German nuclear waste fund, €25B AUM, Berlin Germany


CIO of Border to Coast Pensions Partnership, €138B AUM, UK


Head of Asset Allocation at The People's Pension, €45.3B AUM, UK


UK workplace pension, €45.3B AUM, Crawley UK


CIO and Head of Asset Management at AP3 Swedish Third National Pension Fund, €76.7B AUM


Swedish national pension buffer fund AP3, €76.7B AUM, Stockholm Sweden


CIO and Deputy CEO at Retraites Populaires, €9.6B AUM, Switzerland


Swiss pension institution, €9.6B AUM, Lausanne Switzerland


Group CIO at Ageas AG Insurance, €107B AUM, Brussels Belgium


CIO of ENPAF Italian pharmacist pension fund, €3.5B AUM


CEO of Pensionskasse Manor, €1.97B AUM, Switzerland


Head Portfolio Manager International Private Real Estate at ERS Texas, $42B AUM


ERS Texas, $40-42B AUM, Austin TX, state employees pension


Chief Investment Strategist at Fifth Third Wealth Advisors, $3B AUM


Fifth Third Bank wealth management, $3B AUM


Real Estate Portfolio Manager at ERS Texas, $40B AUM


Portfolio Manager Real Estate at Florida State Board of Administration SBA, $257B AUM


Chief Data and Operating Officer and Co-Head of Real Estate at UC Investments, $180B AUM


Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (La Caisse), AUM $473B CAD


Teacher Retirement System of Texas (TRS), AUM $208B


The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, AUM $7B


Hyundai Marine & Fire Insurance Co. Ltd., AUM $36B


Dallas Police and Fire Pension System, AUM $2B


Johnson & Johnson Pension Fund, AUM $65B


New Jersey Division of Investment, AUM $78B


Leona M. and Harry B. Helmsley Charitable Trust, AUM $7B


San Francisco Employees' Retirement System (SFERS), AUM $35B


Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, AUM $12B


Employees Retirement System of Texas (Texas ERS), AUM $44B


Pennsylvania Public School Employees' Retirement System (PSERS), AUM $78B


Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund (OPERF), AUM $96B


Teacher Retirement System of Texas (TRS), AUM $210B


Indiana Public Retirement System (INPRS), AUM $40B


San Francisco Employees' Retirement System (SFERS), AUM $36B


Seattle City Employees' Retirement System (SCERS), AUM $4B


Maryland State Retirement and Pension System (MSRPS), AUM $69B


Missouri State Employees' Retirement System (MOSERS), AUM $10B


University of Illinois Foundation, AUM $3B


Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation, AUM $83B


Los Angeles County Employees' Retirement Association (LACERA), AUM $85B


Eli Lilly & Company Pension Plan, AUM $12B


Office of the Illinois State Treasurer, AUM $1B


Northwestern University Endowment, AUM $15B


San Bernardino County Employees' Retirement Association (SBCERA), AUM $3.5B


Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund (IMRF), AUM $56B


John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation, AUM $7B


Colleges of Applied Arts & Technology (CAAT) Pension Plan, AUM $18B


Executive Vice-President and Head of Private Equity and Private Credit


Head of Private Equity and Private Debt Team


Leader of Private Equity and Venture Capital Program


Head of Private and Alternative Investments


Vice President and Head of Private Markets


Group Head of Private Equity Investments


Managing Director of Private Investments


Managing Director, Head of Private Markets


Investment Officer, Opportunity Portfolio


Senior Managing Director of Private Markets


Senior Managing Director, Head of Private Equity


Managing Director of Asset Allocation, Risk Management and Innovative Solutions


Senior Investment Officer, Head of Private Equity


Managing Director, Head of Alternative Investments


Managing Director, Head of Manager Research and Alternative Investments


Managing Director of Investment Research and Engagement


Deputy Chief Investment Officer for Private Markets


Managing Director of Alternative Investments


Managing Director of Private Market Investments


Deputy Director of Alternative Investments


Managing Director, Head of Portfolio Design and Construction


Managing Investment Officer for Private Markets


Managing Director of Real Assets and Sustainable Investments


Senior Managing Director, Head of Multi-Asset Group


CIO of Texas Tech University System TTUS, $3.49B AUM


TTUS, $3.49B AUM, Lubbock TX, university system endowment


CIO of Michigan Department of Treasury, $110.5B AUM


$110.5B AUM, Lansing MI, manages Michigan state pension assets


CIO of Municipal Employees Retirement System of Michigan MERS, $19B AUM


MERS Michigan, $19B AUM, Lansing MI, Michigan municipal employees pension


CIO of Missouri State Employees Retirement System MOSERS, $10.2B AUM


MOSERS, $10.2B AUM, Jefferson City MO, Missouri state employees pension


CIO Global Pensions and Insurance at GE Aerospace, $90B AUM


GE Aerospace corporate pension and insurance investments, $90B AUM


State Investment Officer at South Dakota Investment Council, $20B AUM


SDIC, $20B AUM, Pierre SD, manages South Dakota state funds


CIO of Pennsylvania Public School Employees Retirement System PSERS, $74B AUM


CIO of Northwestern University Investment Office, $15.3B AUM


CIO of Public Employee Retirement System of Idaho PERSI, $27B AUM


PERSI, $27B AUM, Boise ID, Idaho state employees pension


CIO of Employees Retirement System of Hawaii, $25.1B AUM


VP and CIO of Rockefeller University, $2.5B AUM


Rockefeller University endowment, $2.5B AUM, New York NY


CIO and Director of Utah School and Institutional Trust Funds Office SITFO


Utah SITFO, manages Utah school trust lands funds, Salt Lake City UT


ASFAR (subsidiary of Public Investment Fund), Saudi Arabia


Subsidiary of Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund, Saudi Arabia


Pension Fund of Japanese Corporations, Japan


New Zealand Superannuation Fund, New Zealand


Thailand Government Pension Fund, Thailand


Private Department H.E. Sheikh Mohamed Bin Khalid Al Nahyan, UAE


Generali Malaysia Insurance Group, Malaysia


The Private Office of Sheikh Abdulhakim Al Maktoum Family Office, UAE


Australian National University Endowment, Australia


University endowment, Canberra, Australia


Singapore University of Social Sciences Endowment, Singapore


The Hong Kong Jockey Club Foundation, Hong Kong


Family office, AUM over A$1B, Sydney, Australia


Pension fund, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea


Victorian Funds Management Corporation, Australia


Government investment manager, Melbourne, Australia


Senior Director, Strategic and Tactical Asset Allocation


Mercer OCIO, $669.9B discretionary assets, global investment consultant and OCIO


Goldman Sachs OCIO, $410.6B discretionary assets


BlackRock OCIO, $372B discretionary assets


MD Head of OCIO for Americas at BlackRock


Russell Investments OCIO, $354.8B discretionary assets


MD Global Head of Institutional at Russell Investments


Morgan Stanley OCIO, $279B discretionary assets


MD CIO and Chair Global Investment Committee at Morgan Stanley Wealth


JPMorgan Asset and Wealth Management OCIO, $218.3B discretionary assets


Global Head Institutional Investment Solutions at JPMorgan Asset Management


State Street Investment Management OCIO, $216.88B discretionary assets


SEI Institutional Group OCIO, $210.85B discretionary assets


SVP Managing Director at SEI Institutional


AON OCIO investment solutions, $195.6B discretionary assets


Senior Partner US Investments Solutions Leader at AON


Cambridge Associates OCIO and advisory, $99.5B discretionary assets, Boston MA


Global Head of Client Solutions at Cambridge Associates


Northern Trust OCIO, $92.2B discretionary assets, Chicago IL


Wilmington Trust OCIO, $83.3B discretionary assets


Head of Institutional OCIO at Wilmington Trust


Partners Capital Investment Group OCIO, $68.3B discretionary assets, Boston MA


Brown Brothers Harriman OCIO, $61.6B discretionary assets


Pathstone multi-family office and OCIO, $57.4B discretionary assets


Callan OCIO and investment consulting, $49B discretionary assets, San Francisco CA


President of Callan investment consulting


Fiducient Advisors OCIO, $35.9B discretionary assets, Chicago IL


Partner and Head of Endowments Foundations OCIO at Fiducient Advisors


Strategic Investment Group OCIO, $31B discretionary assets


Meketa Investment Group OCIO and consulting, $28.6B discretionary assets


Marquette Associates OCIO and consulting, $28B discretionary assets, Chicago IL


Summit Rock Advisors family office and OCIO, $25B discretionary assets


CEO and co-Founder of Summit Rock Advisors


Hirtle Callaghan OCIO, $24B discretionary assets


Alan Biller and Associates OCIO, $69B discretionary assets


Chairman of Alan Biller and Associates OCIO


CIO at Regions Asset Management OCIO, $70B AUM


Regions Asset Management OCIO, $70B discretionary assets


Director of Investments and OCIO Solutions at PNC Institutional Asset Management


PNC Institutional Asset Management OCIO, $44.98B discretionary assets


Head of OCIO at Franklin Templeton, $22B discretionary OCIO


Franklin Templeton OCIO, $22B discretionary assets


MD Investment Solutions at Principal Asset Management OCIO


Principal Asset Management OCIO, $22.3B discretionary assets


Executive VP Head of Private Equity and Private Credit at Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec CDPQ, $473B CAD AUM


CDPQ, $473B CAD AUM, Montreal Quebec Canada, Quebec pension fund manager


Managing Director Investments at Johns Hopkins University Investment Office, $9B AUM


Johns Hopkins endowment, $9B AUM, Baltimore MD


Investment Director at UCLA Investment Company, $5B AUM


VP and Director of Investments at Foundation for The Carolinas, $5.1B AUM


Community foundation, $5.1B AUM, Charlotte NC


Portfolio Manager at ERS Texas, $44B AUM


MD Head of Private Markets at PSERS, $78B AUM


PSERS, $78B AUM, Harrisburg PA, public school employees pension


Investment Officer OPERF Opportunity Portfolio at Oregon State Treasury, $96B AUM


Senior MD Private Markets at TRS Texas, $210B AUM


Sr MD Head of Private Equity at Guardian Life Insurance, $80B AUM


Guardian Life Insurance investment portfolio, $80B AUM, New York NY


MD Head of Alternative Investments at The Mather Group, $14B AUM


MD Head of Manager Research and Alts at Sanctuary Wealth, $50B AUM


MD of Investment Research and Engagement at University of Illinois Foundation, $3B AUM


University of Illinois foundation and endowment, $3B AUM, Champaign IL


MD and Chair of Investment Committee at Bel Air Investment Advisors, $13B AUM


Family office and RIA, $13B AUM, Los Angeles CA


Deputy CIO for Private Markets at Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation, $83B AUM


Deputy CIO at LACERA, $85B AUM, Los Angeles CA


Los Angeles County Employees Retirement Association, $85B AUM, Pasadena CA


MD Alternative Investments at Pitcairn Financial Group, $10B AUM


Multi-family office, $10B AUM, Jenkintown PA


MD Private Market Investments at Eli Lilly Pension Plan, $12B AUM


Eli Lilly corporate pension, $12B AUM, Indianapolis IN


MD Head of Portfolio Design and Construction at CPP Investment Board, $522B AUM


Canada Pension Plan Investment Board CPPIB, $522B AUM, Toronto Canada


Director of Portfolio Strategy at Virginia Retirement System, $121B AUM


VRS, $121B AUM, Richmond VA, Virginia public employees pension


Deputy CIO at RTX Corp pension, $100B+ AUM


SFERS, $35B AUM, San Francisco CA, city employees pension


Oregon Investment Division, $96B OPERF AUM, Salem OR


California Public Employees' Retirement System. AUM ~$336.7B (Wikipedia, older data); CalPERS topped $400B total assets per P&I 2025. Largest US public pension fund.


California State Teachers' Retirement System. AUM ~$367.7B (FY2024). Second largest US public pension fund.


New York State Common Retirement Fund. AUM ~$254.1B (2023 ref). Third largest US public pension fund.


NYC Retirement Systems (NYCERS, TRS, BERS, NYCFRS, NYCPRS). AUM ~$189.8B. Managed via NYC Comptroller Bureau of Asset Management.


Florida SBA manages over $282B in assets as of 2024. Oversees Florida Retirement System and other state funds.


Teacher Retirement System of Texas. AUM ~$200B+ (one of largest in world). Serves Texas public school educators.


NYSTRS. AUM ~$115.6B per Wikipedia ranking. Serves NY state public school teachers.


SWIB. AUM ~$110B per Wikipedia ranking. Manages Wisconsin Retirement System assets.


NCRS. AUM ~$107B per Wikipedia ranking. State pension for NC public employees.


WSIB. AUM ~$104.3B per Wikipedia ranking. Manages Washington state public pension assets.


FRTIB manages the Thrift Savings Plan. AUM ~$1 trillion. Largest defined contribution plan in the US.


Maryland state pension system. Named Dianne Sandoval as new CIO in late 2025 per P&I.


World's largest asset manager. AUM ~$14.04T (Q1 2026 data). Global fixed income, equity, multi-asset, alternatives. iShares ETF platform.


Second largest asset manager globally. AUM ~$11.60T. Known for low-cost index funds and ETFs. Client-owned structure.


Fidelity Management & Research. AUM ~$6.80T. Privately held, active and passive investment management, retirement services.


State Street Corporation asset management arm. AUM ~$5.70T. SPDR ETF platform. Major index and institutional manager.


JPMorgan Chase asset management division. AUM ~$4.80T. Active and multi-asset strategies for institutional and retail clients.


Goldman Sachs AM. AUM ~$3.60T. Institutional asset management, alternatives, OCIO services (e.g. Shell $40B mandate, Eli Lilly $25B OCIO).


The Capital Group Companies Inc. AUM ~$3.09–3.20T. American Funds family. Active equity and fixed income management.


Largest European asset manager. AUM ~$2.14T. Paris-based. Part of Credit Agricole group.


T. Rowe Price Group Inc. AUM ~$1.69T. Active management, retirement, equity and fixed income strategies.


Franklin Templeton. AUM ~$1.50T. Multi-specialist active manager. Includes Western Asset, Legg Mason affiliates.


Invesco Ltd. AUM ~$1.39T. Active and passive, ETFs (QQQ), institutional. Global operations.


Wellington Management Company. AUM ~$1.30T. Privately held. Active equity and fixed income for institutional clients globally.


DWS. AUM ~$1.02T. Deutsche Bank majority-owned. European institutional and retail manager.


UBS Group asset management division. AUM ~$6.90T (includes Credit Suisse assets post-merger). Wealth and institutional management.


Allianz Group AM arm. AUM ~$2.55T. Includes PIMCO and Allianz GI. Institutional fixed income leader.


Chief Investment Officer at CalPERS. Appointed 2024. Oversees ~$400B+ in pension assets.


Chief Investment Officer at CalSTRS. Oversees ~$367B in pension assets.


Interim Chief Investment Officer at New York City Bureau of Asset Management (NYC pension system) as of January 2026. Former CIO Steven Meier departed end of 2025.


Former Chief Investment Officer of NYC Bureau of Asset Management. Departed end of 2025.


Chief Investment Officer at Teacher Retirement System of Texas. Appointed December 2019. Oversees ~$200B+.


Chief Investment Officer at Teacher Retirement System of Texas per LinkedIn profile. (Cross-check: Jase Auby also cited as TRS Texas CIO — one may be deputy or former.)


Chief Investment Officer at Florida State Board of Administration. Assumed CIO role March 2024. Oversees $282B+.


Chief Investment Officer at Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board (FRTIB). Promoted from Deputy CIO. Oversees ~$1T Thrift Savings Plan.


Named CIO of Maryland State Retirement and Pension System in November 2025 per Pensions & Investments.


Promoted to Deputy CIO for Private Markets at CalPERS in June 2026.


Chairman and CEO of BlackRock. Co-founder. One of the most influential figures in global asset management.


President of BlackRock. Co-founder. Alongside Larry Fink since BlackRock founding.


Managing Director and CIO of Global Fixed Income at BlackRock. Spoke at 2025 Morningstar Investment Conference on AI and productivity.


CEO of Vanguard Group as of May 2024. Former senior leader at BlackRock where he was Global Head of iShares & Index Investing. 25+ years in investments and capital markets.


CEO and Chairman of Fidelity Investments. Third-generation Fidelity leader. Oversees the privately-held firm with ~$6.8T AUM.


CEO of State Street Corporation, parent of State Street Global Advisors. Oversees $5.7T AUM platform.


CEO of JPMorgan Asset & Wealth Management. Oversees JPMorgan's $4.8T asset management division.


NYC Comptroller overseeing the NYC pension system investment policy. Launched nationwide search for permanent CIO following Meier's departure.


Deputy CIO for Private Markets, promoted June 2026


Interim CIO, Bureau of Asset Management, as of January 2026


NYC Comptroller with oversight of pension investment policy


CEO as of May 2024, formerly Global Head of iShares at BlackRock


CEO of JPMorgan Asset & Wealth Management


OCIO services context; Goldman named OCIO for Shell pension funds ($40B) and Eli Lilly ($25B)


Former Global Head of iShares & Index Investing before joining Vanguard as CEO


CIO of Public Employees Retirement System of Mississippi, $37.6B AUM


PERS Mississippi, $37.6B AUM, Jackson MS, state employees pension


SVP and CIO at Mount Sinai Health System, $3B AUM


Mount Sinai hospital system investment office, $3B AUM, New York NY


CIO of W.K. Kellogg Foundation, $10B AUM


Secretary CEO and CIO of Pennsylvania Municipal Retirement System, $4B AUM


PMRS, $4B AUM, Harrisburg PA, Pennsylvania municipal employees pension


CIO of CommonSpirit Health investment office, $26.9B AUM


CommonSpirit Health system investment office, $26.9B AUM, Chicago IL


CIO of Johnson and Johnson investment office, $34B AUM


J&J corporate investment office, $34B AUM, New Brunswick NJ


CEO and CIO of San Francisco Employees Retirement System SFERS, $38.7B AUM


CIO and Partner at Evercore Wealth Management, $20B AUM


Evercore wealth management RIA, $20B AUM, New York NY


Multi-family office, $20B AUM, South Pasadena CA


CIO and Principal at Brownson Rehmus and Foxworth, $4B AUM


Multi-family office, $4B AUM, Chicago IL


Chief of Investments at Mill Creek Capital Advisors, $12B AUM


Multi-family office, $12B AUM, Philadelphia PA


Founder CEO and CIO of CV Advisors, $13B AUM


Deputy CIO at WE Family Offices, $15B AUM


CIO of Systematic Strategies at Focus Partners Wealth, $182B AUM


CIO at Perigon Wealth Management, $9B AUM


CIO at Moneta wealth management, $42B AUM


Deputy CIO at Wealth Enhancement Group, $136B AUM


CIO at Empirical Wealth Management, $9B AUM


CIO and Partner at FFT Wealth Management, $6B AUM


CIO at Dakota Wealth Management, $6.3B AUM


Founded 2014 by Steven A. Cohen as successor to SAC Capital. AUM ~$41.5B (2025). Strategies: discretionary long/short equity, systematic (Cubist), macro, venture. 3,000+ employees. Offices in North America, Europe, Asia.


Founded SAC Capital 1992, Point72 2014. Former SAC pleaded guilty to insider trading 2013. Point72 up 8.5% through May 2026.


Co-Chief Investment Officer at Point72 Asset Management.


Chief Operating Officer at Point72 Asset Management.


Chief Technology Officer at Point72 Asset Management.


Quantitative trading arm of Point72 Asset Management. Systematic strategies across equities and other asset classes.


Founded 2001 in Chicago. AUM ~$32B (2026). ~2,000 employees. Flagship fund: Atlas Enhanced. Strategies: long/short equity, early-stage, commodities, macro. Launched BAM Elevate (growth capital), Corbets Capital, BAM Corner Point (venture) in 2025.


Co-founded BAM in 2001. Led equities department from October 2023. Firm experienced 'Adapt or Die' crisis in 2018 with AUM drop from $12B to $6B.


Co-founded Balyasny Asset Management in 2001.


Founded April 2017 by ex-Millennium veterans. Launched with $8.5B, largest hedge fund startup in history. AUM ~$12B (December 2025). 646 employees (Jan 2024). Primary focus: fixed income (75% of risk). Achieved 18% return in 2025, best year on record.


Previously led Fixed Income at Millennium Management. Left after being denied an ownership stake. Won arbitration against Millennium. Co-founded ExodusPoint 2017.


Previously headed Equities at Millennium Management. Co-founded ExodusPoint with Michael Gelband in 2017.


Multi-strategy fund blending quantitative models with fundamental analysis. Backs at least 27 external managers. Gained 2.5% through May 2026.


CEO and CIO of Schonfeld. Under his leadership evolved from US-centric family office to global multi-strategy, multi-manager hedge fund.


Founded October 2008 in Greenwich, CT. AUM $12.6B (April 2025). Grew from $1B in 2019. Strategies: fundamental equity L/S and relative value. Gained 3.1% through May 2026. Strong risk controls added after Amaranth collapse.


Previously President/CIO of Amaranth Advisors (collapsed 2006 after $6B natural gas loss). Co-founded Verition 2008 with Josh Goldstein. Oversees investment process, capital allocation, risk management.


Co-founded Verition Fund Management 2008 with Nicholas Maounis. Previously COO of Maounis' family office.


Originally Och-Ziff Capital Management, founded 1994. Renamed Sculptor Capital 2019 after Daniel Och departure. AUM ~$34B (2024). Strategies: multi-strategy across equities, credit, real estate globally.


Founded Och-Ziff Capital Management 1994, rebranded as Sculptor 2019 after his departure as chairman. Now runs Willoughby Capital, a family office with holdings in Robinhood, Coinbase, Instacart.


Joined Sculptor Capital in 2006. Serves as Chief Investment Officer and Executive Managing Partner overseeing capital allocation across diverse strategies and geographies.


Founded 2007 by Igor Tulchinsky. Global quantitative trading with distributed research model. Technology-driven, AI-enhanced systematic strategies.


Founded WorldQuant in 2007. Previously portfolio manager at Millennium since 1995. Pioneer in distributed quant research model.


Founded 1994 by Kenneth Tropin. AUM ~$18B. Systematic trading, global macro focus, advanced statistical modeling. First investor was Paul Tudor Jones.


Founded Graham Capital Management 1994. Previously president and CEO of John W. Henry & Company. Seeded by Paul Tudor Jones.


Founded by Paul Tudor Jones. AUM ~$42.6B (April 2023). Strategies: global macro, discretionary and quantitative. Seeded Graham Capital in 1994.


Founded Tudor Investment Corp. Global macro pioneer. Seeded Kenneth Tropin's Graham Capital Management in 1994.


Co-founded 2005 in London by Yan Huo and Masao Asai. AUM ~$30B (2024). Fourth largest hedge fund in Europe. Strategies: absolute return, enhanced fixed income, tail risk.


Co-founded Capula in 2005. Previously at JPMorgan in Derivatives Research and Proprietary Positioning. Managing Partner and CIO.


Co-founded Capula Investment Management with Yan Huo in 2005.


Founded 1997 in London by Paul Marshall and Ian Wace. Systematic and discretionary long/short equity trading. Notable TOPS (Trade Optimized Portfolio System) platform.


Co-founded Marshall Wace 1997. Previously Head of European Equities at Mercury Asset Management. Also known as GB News backer.


Co-founded Marshall Wace 1997. Previously Head of Equities Trading at Deutsche Bank. CEO and Chief Risk Officer.


Founded 1997 by Anthony Todd, Martin Lueck, Michael Adam, and Eugene Lambert. Systematic and quantitative investing with trend-following focus. Adam and Lueck were co-founders of AHL (now part of Man Group).


Co-founded Aspect Capital 1997. Previously co-founded AHL (Adam, Harding & Lueck), now part of Man Group.


Founded 1997 by David Harding. Systematic investment strategies, quantitative research, statistical modeling, machine learning. Harding previously co-founded Man AHL.


Founded Winton Group 1997. Previously co-founded AHL (Adam, Harding & Lueck), now part of Man Group. Pioneer in systematic/trend-following strategies.


Founded 1998 by Cliff Asness, David Kabiller, John Liew, Robert Krail. AUM ~$120B (March 2023). Strategies: fixed income, quantitative, multi-asset. Factor investing pioneer.


Co-founded AQR Capital Management 1998. Pioneer in factor investing and quantitative strategies. Previously at Goldman Sachs.


Multi-strategy fund that collapsed September 2006 after losing $6B+ on natural gas futures. At peak had $9.2B AUM. Predecessor firm to Verition (Nicholas Maounis).


Global proprietary trading firm. Strategies: ETF arbitrage, options trading, fixed-income market-making. Major force in quant/systematic trading.


Quantitative research combined with high-frequency execution for global liquidity provision.


Global HFT leader. Uses machine learning and low-latency infrastructure.


Low-latency proprietary trading with custom-built execution platforms.


Derivatives and options market-making utilizing quantitative models. Global operations.


Uses game theory and mathematical models for derivatives and equities. Prominent options trader.


Multi-strategy with credit strategies focus. London-based.


Quantitative equity investing with global focus.


Stockholm-based systematic trading firm.


Statistical arbitrage models. Quantitative systematic strategies.


Founded Point72 in 2014 as successor to SAC Capital Advisors after SAC's insider trading plea.


Quantitative trading division operating within Point72.


Co-founded ExodusPoint April 2017 after leaving Millennium Management.


Led Fixed Income at Millennium before founding ExodusPoint. Departed after denied ownership stake.


Headed Equities at Millennium before co-founding ExodusPoint.


Co-founded Verition October 2008 after Amaranth collapse.


Co-founded Verition 2008 with Nicholas Maounis.


Was President and CIO of Amaranth Advisors before its 2006 collapse.


Founded Och-Ziff Capital Management 1994, rebranded Sculptor 2019.


CIO and Executive Managing Partner since joining in 2006.


Founded WorldQuant 2007. Previously PM at Millennium since 1995.


Portfolio manager at Millennium since 1995 before founding WorldQuant.


Founded GCM 1994. First investor was Paul Tudor Jones.


First investor in Graham Capital Management; seeded the fund at founding in 1994.


Founded Tudor Investment Corp, global macro pioneer.


Co-founded Capula Investment Management 2005 with Yan Huo.


Co-founded Marshall Wace 1997. Previously Head of European Equities at Mercury Asset Management.


Co-founded Marshall Wace 1997. Previously Head of Equities Trading at Deutsche Bank.


Previously co-founded AHL (Adam, Harding & Lueck), predecessor to Man AHL, now part of Man Group.


Previously co-founded AHL (Adam, Harding & Lueck), now Man AHL, part of Man Group.


Founded Winton Group 1997 after leaving AHL.


Co-founded AQR 1998. Pioneer in factor investing.


CIO of Delta Air Lines Pension Fund, $17B AUM


Delta Air Lines corporate pension, $17B AUM, Atlanta GA


CIO of University of Texas Investment Management Company UTIMCO, $85B AUM


UTIMCO, $85B AUM, Austin TX, manages UT System endowment


CIO of Washington State Investment Board WSIB, $185B AUM


WSIB, $185B AUM, Olympia WA, manages Washington state pension assets


State Investment Officer at Nebraska Investment Council, $43B AUM


Nebraska Investment Council, $43B AUM, Lincoln NE, manages Nebraska state funds


CIO of Public School Retirement System of Missouri, $64.4B AUM


PSRSM, $64.4B AUM, Jefferson City MO, Missouri teacher pension


CIO of New Mexico Educational Retirement Board ERB, $19B AUM


NMERB, $19B AUM, Santa Fe NM, New Mexico teacher pension


RWJBarnabas Health system investment office, $10B AUM, West Orange NJ


CIO of Missouri DOT and Patrol Employees Retirement System, $4.1B AUM


Missouri transportation and patrol employees pension, $4.1B AUM


Director and CIO of New Jersey Division of Investment, $120B AUM


NJ pension fund manager, $120B AUM, Trenton NJ


CIO of Texas Municipal Retirement System TMRS, $47B AUM


TMRS, $47B AUM, Austin TX, Texas municipal employees pension


CEO of Columbia Investment Management Company, $15.9B AUM


Columbia University endowment manager, $15.9B AUM, New York NY


CIO of University of Michigan Investment Office, $19B AUM


CIO of Wyoming Retirement System, $12.8B AUM


Wyoming Retirement System, $12.8B AUM, Cheyenne WY, Wyoming state employees pension


Colorado PERA, $70B AUM, Denver CO, Colorado public employees pension


Executive Director and CIO of Illinois State Board of Investment ISBI, $29B AUM


ISBI, $29B AUM, Chicago IL, Illinois state employees pension


CIO of Orange County Employees Retirement System OCERS, $27B AUM


OCERS, $27B AUM, Santa Ana CA, Orange County employees pension


Director of Special Situations and Office of CIO at TMRS, $47B AUM


Deputy CIO at Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System, $26.3B AUM


ASRS PSPRS, $26.3B AUM, Phoenix AZ, Arizona public safety pension


Senior Investment Officer Public Markets at ISBI Illinois, $30B AUM


Chief Risk Officer at UAW Retiree Medical Benefits Trust, $60B AUM


UAW VEBA trust, $60B AUM, Detroit MI, auto union retiree health benefits


Smithsonian Institution; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


Trinity Church; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


RWJBarnabas Health; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


SSM Health; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


Carnegie Corporation; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


Inatai Investment Management Company; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


University Pension Plan; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


Public School and Education Employee Retirement Systems of Missouri; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


Cox Enterprises Inc.; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


Texas Municipal Retirement System; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


Indiana Public Retirement System; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


State of Wisconsin Investment Board; source: ai-cio.com NextGen 2025


NEPC; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2024


Aon Investments USA; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2024


RVK; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2024


Albourne; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2024


Pacenote Capital; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2024


McKinsey & Company; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2024


Agilis; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2024


Verus; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2024


Ernst & Young LLP; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2024


Rondeivu; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2025


Ernst & Young LLP; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2025


Verus; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2025


XA Investments; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2025


Meketa Investment Group, Inc.; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2025


LP Analyst; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2025


NEPC, LLC; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2025


Boston Family Advisors; source: ai-cio.com Knowledge Brokers 2025


MIT Investment Management Company; AUM $24.60B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Teacher Retirement System of Texas; AUM $210.50B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Regents of the University of California; AUM $198.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Kresge Foundation; AUM $4.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


University Pension Plan of Ontario; AUM $12.80B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Global Pensions at Xerox Corporation; AUM $10.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


State of Michigan Retirement System; AUM $22.02B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


3M; AUM $13.66B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


SSM Health; AUM $5.30B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Missouri State Employees' Retirement System; AUM $12.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Canada Pension Plan Investment Board; AUM $544.60B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


General Electric; AUM $40.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Smithsonian Institution; AUM $2.70B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


South Dakota Investment Council; AUM $20.50B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Indiana Public Retirement System; AUM $52.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


AustralianSuper; AUM $385.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


State of Wisconsin Investment Board; AUM $164.70B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


RTX Corp.; AUM $104.80B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Brown University; AUM $7.50B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Ford Foundation; AUM $16.30B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


AP4; AUM $57.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Northwestern University; AUM $14.40B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Museum of Modern Art; AUM $2.64B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


U.K. NEST; AUM $69.01B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Alaska Permanent Fund Corporation; AUM $83.30B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


University of Cambridge Investment Management Limited; AUM $5.64B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Verizon Investment Management Corp.; AUM $45.36B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


British Columbia Investment Management Corporation; AUM $215.76B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Delta Air Lines; AUM $50.60B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Los Angeles County Employees Retirement Association; AUM $86.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


University of Texas Investment Management Company; AUM $76.70B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


New Mexico Educational Retirement Board; AUM $17.80B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Fordham University; AUM $1.03B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


UK Pension Protection Fund; AUM $43.56B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


New Jersey Division of Investment; AUM $109.10B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Oregon State Treasury; AUM $141.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center; AUM $9.20B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


EY; AUM $28.90B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Wellesley College; AUM $3.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


The Rockefeller Foundation; AUM $6.49B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Korea Investment Corp.; AUM $206.50B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


New York State Teachers' Retirement System; AUM $145.80B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


PGGM; AUM $287.40B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Columbia Investment Management Company; AUM $14.50B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


US Steel; AUM $9.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


FedEx Corporation; AUM $64.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


University of Michigan; AUM $21.50B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Utah School and Institutional Trust Fund Office; AUM $3.78B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


School Employees Retirement System of Ohio; AUM $20.57B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


CERN Pension Fund; AUM $5.81B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


William and Flora Hewlett Foundation; AUM $13.90B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Wyoming Retirement System; AUM $11.70B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Colorado Public Employees' Retirement Association; AUM $66.70B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Yale University; AUM $41.40B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Illinois Municipal Retirement Fund; AUM $55.40B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Fairfax County Retirement Systems; AUM $7.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Michelin North America Inc.; AUM $8.10B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Orange County Employees Retirement System; AUM $25.20B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Robert Wood Johnson Foundation; AUM $13.42B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Australian Retirement Trust; AUM $203.40B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Georgia Tech Foundation; AUM $2.86B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


San Bernardino County Employees' Retirement Association; AUM $16.25B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


USS Investment Management Limited; AUM $103.19B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Mount Sinai Health System; AUM $19.60B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Indiana University Health; AUM $13.20B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Eli Lilly and Company; AUM $31.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


CommonSpirit Health; AUM $45.60B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Johnson & Johnson Pension Trust; AUM $58.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


AdventHealth; AUM $10.74B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Dartmouth College Investment Office; AUM $8.30B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Australia Future Fund; AUM $157.39B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


HESTA; AUM $94.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Minnesota State Board of Investment; AUM $155.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Public Employees Retirement Association of New Mexico; AUM $17.90B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


HostPlus Super; AUM $75.28B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Utah Retirement Systems; AUM $61.80B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Harvard Management Co.; AUM $53.20B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


New Mexico State Investment Council; AUM $62.70B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Hackensack Meridian Health; AUM $11.50B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Dow Chemical Co.; AUM $18.17B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Fairfax County Retirement Systems; AUM $7.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System; AUM $23.10B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


University of Pittsburgh Medical Center; AUM $9.60B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation; AUM $8.77B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Cleveland Clinic; AUM $15.50B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Public Employee Retirement System of Idaho; AUM $26.03B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Norges Bank; AUM $1942.21B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


New York State Common Retirement Fund; AUM $272.80B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


DUMAC, LLC; AUM $25.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management; AUM $109.90B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Boeing Retirement Plans; AUM $122.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Government Pension Investment Fund; AUM $1730.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Employees' Retirement System of the State of Hawaii; AUM $24.01B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Employee Retirement System of Texas; AUM $51.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Abu Dhabi Investment Authority; AUM $1075.00B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Rockefeller University; AUM $4.02B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Stanford Management Company; AUM $80.14B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


University of Chicago; AUM $10.40B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies; AUM $8.11B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan; AUM $89.72B; source: ai-cio.com Power 100 2025


Managing Director, Investments; NextGen 2025


Managing Director of Investments; NextGen 2025


Director, Equity Strategies Lead; NextGen 2025


Portfolio Manager: Alternatives; NextGen 2025


Senior Director, Investments; NextGen 2025


Director of Private Equity; NextGen 2025


Public Markets Investment Officer; NextGen 2025


Senior Consultant; Knowledge Broker 2024


Partner, Client Service; Knowledge Broker 2024


Assistant Treasurer, CIO Global Pensions; Power 100 2025


VP, Benefit Funds Investment; Power 100 2025


Vice President - Treasury and CIO; Power 100 2025


Senior Managing Director and CIO; Power 100 2025


State Investment Officer; Power 100 2025


Managing Director, Pensions; Power 100 2025


Executive Director and CIO; Power 100 2025


Chief, Investment Management; Power 100 2025


Staff Vice President, Retirement Investments; Power 100 2025


Portfolio Manager and CIO; Power 100 2025


Deputy State Investment Officer and CIO; Power 100 2025


Global Director Portfolio Investments; Power 100 2025


Sr. Vice President, Treasurer and CIO; Power 100 2025


Public School & Education Employee Retirement Systems of Missouri (PSRS/PEERS)


Teachers' Retirement System of the State of Illinois


Oregon State Treasury (Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund)


San Bernardino County Employees' Retirement Association


Arizona Public Safety Personnel Retirement System


Public Employee Retirement System of Idaho


State Board of Administration of Florida


Massachusetts Pension Reserves Investment Management Board


Employees' Retirement System of the State of Hawaii


Los Angeles Water & Power Employees' Retirement Plan


Utah School & Institutional Trust Funds Office


Apollon Wealth Management and Apollon Financial


Director of Private Equity and Alternatives


Director of Special Situations and Office of the CIO


Senior Investment Officer for Public Markets


Executive Director and Chief Investment Officer


Vice-President and Chief Investment Officer


Senior Vice President and Chief Investment Officer


Founding Partner and Chief Investment Officer


Managing Partner and Co-Chief Investment Officer


Senior Investment Officer at SBCERA, $17.1B AUM


Senior Director of Investments at Carnegie Corporation of New York, $5B AUM


Foundation, $5B AUM, New York NY, Carnegie philanthropy


Managing Director of Investments at RWJBarnabas Health, $10B AUM


Deputy CIO at Indiana Public Retirement System, $60.8B AUM


Director of PE and Alternatives at PSRS/PEERS Missouri, $66.4B AUM


Public School and Education Employee Retirement Systems of Missouri, $66.4B AUM, Jefferson City MO


Senior Investment Officer Diversifying Strategies at Oregon State Treasury OPERF, $101.3B AUM


Senior Investment Officer at Oregon Public Employees Retirement Fund, $106B AUM


Oregon PERF, $106B AUM, Salem OR, Oregon public employees pension


Deputy CIO and Head of Infrastructure at NYC Office of the Comptroller Pension Plans, $260B AUM


NYC Comptroller manages 5 pension funds, ~$260B combined AUM, New York NY


Investment Officer at Municipal Employees Annuity and Benefit Fund of Chicago, $4.9B AUM


MEABF Chicago, $4.9B AUM, Chicago IL, city employees pension


Deputy CIO at New York State Common Retirement Fund, $297B AUM


NYS Common, $297B AUM, Albany NY, third largest US public pension


Senior Investment Officer Fixed Income at Oregon State Treasury, $108B AUM


Investment Officer Real Assets at ERS Hawaii, $25.6B AUM


Chief of Staff of Investments at ERS Texas, $45.2B AUM


Senior Investment Officer at SCERS Sacramento, $15.7B AUM


Deputy CIO at SCERS Sacramento, $15.6B AUM


Senior Portfolio Manager at Arizona PSPRS, $26.7B AUM


MD Investment Office at RWJBarnabas Health, $10B AUM


Deputy Executive Director at Minnesota State Board of Investment SBI, $156B AUM


Minnesota SBI, $156B AUM, St. Paul MN, manages Minnesota state pension assets


MD of Investments at RWJBarnabas Health, $10B AUM


Deputy CIO at New Mexico Educational Retirement Board, $17B AUM


Investment Officer at Fire and Police Pension Association of Colorado, $2B AUM


Colorado FPPA, $2B AUM, Denver CO, Colorado fire and police pension


Managing Director at Texas County and District Retirement System, $50B AUM


TCDRS, $50B AUM, Austin TX, Texas county and district employees pension


Deputy CIO at Minnesota State Board of Investment, $156B AUM


MD and CIO at Greycourt and Co multi-family office, $23B AUM


Multi-family office and advisor, $23B AUM, Pittsburgh PA


Co-CIO at Abacus Wealth Partners, $3.3B AUM


CIO at The Wealth Consulting Group, $5.4B AUM


CIO of Family Office Services at Focus Wealth Partners, $181.8B AUM


Founded 1985. AUM $1.3T (Q1 2026). World's largest alternative asset manager. Strategies: PE buyouts, real estate, credit, infrastructure. 250+ portfolio companies. Listed NYSE.


Founded 1976. AUM $744B. Pioneered large-scale leveraged buyouts. Also invests in growth equity, venture, infrastructure. Reclaimed #1 on 2025 PEI 300 ranking. Listed NYSE.


Founded 1990. AUM $840B (Q2 2025). ~70% credit-focused. Specializes in distressed assets, private credit, hybrid debt-and-equity, structured finance. Listed NYSE.


Founded 1987. AUM $477B (Q4 2025). Platforms: Global Private Equity, Global Credit, AlpInvest. Balances buyouts, tangible assets, ESG investing. Listed NASDAQ.


Crossed $1T AUM in 2025. Headquartered Toronto. Strategies: real estate, infrastructure, renewable power, credit, private equity.


AUM $303B. Listed Nasdaq 2022. Focuses on buyouts, debt and infrastructure. Active across tech, healthcare, financial services.


AUM $300B. Headquartered Sweden. Raised $57B in 2022. Active in technology buyouts including Japan. Listed Nasdaq Stockholm.


AUM $180B. Largest European PE organization. Focuses on buyouts across Europe and Asia.


AUM $181B+ (2025). Technology and software specialist. SaaS focus. Operating focus: retention, pricing efficiency, margin expansion. Planned $32.4B in acquisitions.


AUM $100B. Growth-stage investing in healthcare, financial services, technology, consumer sectors. Strong Asia expansion focus. Check size $50M–$250M.


AUM $95B. Focuses on buyouts and growth investments globally. On 2025 PEI 300 top list.


AUM $90B. Consulting heritage. Diversified strategy: operational transformation, cross-border buyouts, large-cap transactions. North America, Europe, Asia.


AUM $100B+. Exclusively enterprise software and technology-enabled businesses. Uses Vista Standard Operating Procedures (VSOPs). Targets companies with $50M+ ARR.


AUM $80B. Technology-focused private equity with strategic partnerships. Among largest global tech investors.


Growth equity firm on 2025 PEI 300 list. Invests in high-growth technology, healthcare, financial services, consumer companies.


Goldman Sachs alternative investments arm. On 2025 PEI 300 top list. Manages PE, credit, real estate, infrastructure.


AUM $110B. Focus on European PE and growth equity strategy. Avoids heavy debt approach. Software and internet sector focus.


On 2025 PEI 300 list. European PE firm focused on software and technology buyouts.


Operationally-focused PE firm. Mentioned in PEI rankings context.


Technology and operations-focused PE firm. Mentioned in PEI rankings context.


Blackstone flagship buyout fund. $6.45 billion raised, vintage 2002.


BREIT. Blackstone's flagship non-traded REIT product for individual investors. Large-scale real estate portfolio.


Apollo flagship fund I. Vintage 1990. $400M committed.


Apollo flagship fund X. Vintage 2023. $19.877B committed.


Carlyle flagship buyout fund II. $1.3 billion raised, vintage 1995.


Co-founded Blackstone in 1985 with Peter Peterson. Net worth $37.4B. Owns 232 million Blackstone shares. Current Chairman and CEO.


Co-founded Blackstone in 1985 with Stephen Schwarzman. Former Secretary of Commerce. Deceased 2018.


President and COO of Blackstone. Built Blackstone's real estate business into the largest in the world.


Chairman of tactical opportunities at Blackstone.


Joined Blackstone 2002. Served as president and COO. Retired 2018.


Early managing director at Blackstone 1987–1992. Later served as US Deputy Treasury Secretary.


Co-founded KKR in 1976 with Kravis and Roberts. Left the firm in 1987. Pioneer of leveraged buyout industry.


Co-founded KKR in 1976. Served as co-CEO through 2021. Now co-executive chairman. Key figure in LBO history.


Co-founded KKR in 1976 with Kravis and Kohlberg. Served as co-CEO through 2021. Now co-executive chairman.


Co-CEO of KKR since 2021. Previously led KKR's Asia operations.


Co-CEO of KKR since 2021. Previously head of global capital and asset management.


Co-founded Apollo Global Management in 1990. Served as CEO until March 2021. Stepped down following revelations about payments to Jeffrey Epstein.


Co-founded Apollo in 1990. Left the company in January 2022. Also co-owner of Philadelphia 76ers and New Jersey Devils.


Co-founded Apollo in 1990. Became CEO in 2021 following Leon Black's departure. Architect of Apollo's credit-focused strategy.


Co-founded Apollo in 1990. Later founded Ares Management. Owner of Atlanta Hawks.


President of Apollo Global Management. Leads credit strategy.


Co-President of Apollo Global Management.


Co-founded Carlyle in 1987. Current co-chairman. Key figure in deal execution and portfolio management.


Co-founded Carlyle in 1987. Current co-chairman. Former deputy domestic policy advisor to President Carter. Prominent philanthropist.


Co-founded Carlyle in 1987. Chairman emeritus. Former VP of finance at Marriott Corporation.


CEO of The Carlyle Group since February 2023. Previously President and co-COO at Goldman Sachs.


Co-founded Carlyle in 1987. Left the firm in 1995.


California Public Employees' Retirement System. PE allocation $83.50B. Acquired 5.5% stake in Carlyle for $175M in 2001. Also LP in Apollo.


California State Teachers' Retirement System. PE allocation $55.1B (approx $8.7B above target as of June 2025).


CPPIB. Largest PE allocation globally at US$143.86B. LP investor in Blackstone.


Corporate pension fund of General Motors. Named LP investor in both Blackstone and Apollo funds.


Oregon public pension fund. Named LP investor in KKR funds.


Major US public pension fund. Named LP investor in KKR funds.


Massachusetts Institute of Technology endowment. Named LP investor in KKR funds.


Harvard University endowment. Named LP investor in KKR funds. One of largest university endowments globally.


Coca-Cola corporate pension fund. Named LP investor in KKR funds.


Georgia-Pacific corporate pension fund. Named LP investor in KKR funds.


United Technologies (now Raytheon Technologies) corporate pension fund. Named LP investor in KKR funds.


ADIA. Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund. Acquired 9% stake in Apollo in November 2007. One of world's largest SWFs.


Abu Dhabi government investment vehicle. Purchased 7.5% stake in Carlyle for $1.35B in September 2007.


Named institutional investor in Blackstone funds.


Japanese securities firm. Took 20% stake in Blackstone in 1988 for $100M investment.


American International Group. Acquired 7% interest in Blackstone in 1998.


Provided initial funding to Carlyle Group at founding in 1987.


Texas state teacher pension. PE allocation overweight by more than $6B as of June 2025.


Chairman of Tactical Opportunities at Blackstone


Flagship buyout fund, $6.45B vintage 2002


Co-founded Carlyle in 1987, departed 1995


Flagship buyout fund, $1.3B vintage 1995


Named institutional investor in Blackstone


Named LP in KKR funds (public pension fund)


Acquired 9% stake in Apollo in November 2007


Acquired 5.5% stake in Carlyle for $175M in 2001


Purchased 7.5% stake for $1.35B in September 2007


Provided initial funding to Carlyle at founding in 1987


Deputy CIO at Los Angeles Fire and Police Pension System, $34B AUM


LAFPP, $34B AUM, Los Angeles CA, fire and police pension


Deputy CIO and Head of Private Equity at NYC Comptroller BAM, $280B AUM


Deputy CIO at Utah Retirement Systems, $54B AUM


Senior Director Global Public Equities and Hedge Fund Strategies at TMRS, $43B AUM


Chief Risk Officer Public Markets at NYC Comptroller BAM, $286B AUM


Deputy CIO Retirement Plans at EY, $29B AUM


Senior MD of Investments and Deputy CIO at Caltech Investment Office, $4.2B AUM


Deputy CIO at Texas Municipal Retirement System, $43B AUM


Deputy CIO at Maryland State Retirement and Pension System MSRP, $70B AUM


MSRP, $70B AUM, Baltimore MD, Maryland state employees pension


CIO and Head Economist at State of Wisconsin Investment Board SWIB, $162B AUM


SWIB, $162B AUM, Madison WI, manages Wisconsin state pension assets


MD of Public Investments and Acting Deputy CIO at Eli Lilly, $32B AUM


Director of Pension Investments at Delta Air Lines, $16B AUM


Canada Pension Plan Investment Board; ~$714B CAD AUM (FY2025)


Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System; ~$133B CAD AUM


Public Sector Pension Investment Board; ~$264B CAD AUM


Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec (now La Caisse); ~$473B CAD AUM


British Columbia Investment Management Corporation; ~$295B CAD gross AUM (Mar 2025)


Alberta Investment Management Corporation; ~$180B CAD AUM


Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan; ~$112B CAD AUM


CPP Investments; first-ever CIO, appointed Sep 2020


CPP Investments; oversees Energy & Resources, Infrastructure, Power & Renewables, Real Estate


Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan; dual-CIO model


OMERS; assumed CIO responsibilities after Ralph Berg departure


OMERS; joined 2013, left for Temasek Holdings


OMERS; portfolio analytics, capital allocation, portfolio construction


OMERS Private Equity; Head of Operations & Strategy, Toronto


PSP Investments; appointed Feb 3 2025; formerly Head of Infrastructure


PSP Investments subsidiary; joined natural resources team 2012


CDPQ (La Caisse); mandate renewed through Feb 2029


CDPQ; chairs CDPQ Infra Board; oversees global infrastructure strategy


CDPQ; leads investment strategy in Québec


BCI; manages $295B gross AUM as of Mar 2025


BCI; oversees public markets including private debt


AIMCo; formerly Alberta deputy minister of Executive Council; appointed after board/CEO dismissal Nov 2024


AIMCo; promoted 2025; formerly Senior Executive MD, Global Head of Public Markets; joined 2012


AIMCo; oversees private credit, infrastructure, real estate, PE


AIMCo; now Vice Chair, BMO Capital Markets


HOOPP; appointed Sep 2021; formerly SVP Capital Markets & Total Portfolio; prior OTPP 2002–2018


HOOPP; 26+ years at firm; formerly EVP & CIO


SMD, Global Head of Real Assets & Chief Sustainability Officer


SMD, Global Head of Credit Investments (transitioning to Senior Advisor Feb 2026)


SMD, Chief Legal Officer & Corporate Secretary


Former CIO; departing Jul 1 2026 to Temasek


EVP, Head of Global Multi-Asset Strategies


Chief Investment Officer, effective Feb 3 2025


SVP, Global Head of Private Equity and Real Estate


MD, Global Head of Infrastructure Investments


President & CEO, Canada Growth Fund Investment Management


President & CEO; mandate through Feb 2029


EVP, Head of Infrastructure and Sustainability


SEMD, Global Head of Private Assets and Strategic Partnerships


Senior roles at OTPP 2002–2018 before joining HOOPP


Joining Temasek Holdings to lead private markets; last day Jul 1 2026


Former CIO of CalSTRS, retired July 2024, $331.4B AUM


CIO of Maryland State Retirement and Pension System, $66.4B AUM


CIO of Los Angeles Fire and Police Pension System LAFPP, $30.7B AUM


CIO of New Mexico Public Employees Retirement Association PERA, $17.1B AUM


NMPERA, $17.1B AUM, Santa Fe NM, New Mexico public employees pension


Head of Systematic Equities at AP4 Group Fjärde AP-fonden, €50B AUM, Sweden


GIC, Singapore; appointed April 2025, formerly Deputy Group CIO and CIO Public Equities


Temasek Holdings, Singapore; effective October 2025


Temasek Holdings, Singapore; joined 2005


NPS Korea; appointed December 2025, 3-year term


NPS Korea; former deputy director Korea Financial Investment Association


Future Fund Australia; joining June 2026


Future Fund Australia; served as interim CIO September 2025


Future Fund Australia; departed September 2025 to Abu Dhabi Investment Council


KIA Kuwait; assumed Managing Director role November 2024


Mubadala Investment Company, Abu Dhabi UAE


Group Chief Investment Officer, effective April 2025


CIO Infrastructure, effective April 2025


Former CIO Infrastructure, now GIC Advisor


Co-CEO Temasek International; Head Temasek Global Investments


CFO; President Temasek Singapore from April 2026


President Temasek Global Investments; Head EMEA


Chief Investment Officer, appointed April 2025


Chairman and CEO, appointed December 2025


Expert Commissioner, Investment Specialist Committee


Vice President Digital Strategy and Services


Chief Investment Officer, joining June 2026


Deputy CIO; Managing Director Portfolio Design


Managing Director Investment Capability and Intelligence


Managing Director Responsible Investment and Listed Equities


Managing Director; Chairman Investment Committee


Chairman and CEO, appointed November 2024


Founded 2009 by Marc Andreessen and Ben Horowitz. AUM $90B+ (2026). Focus: AI infrastructure, American Dynamism, crypto, bio/health, consumer, enterprise software. HQ: Menlo Park, CA. Also known as a16z. Raised $7.2B across five funds in 2024.


Founded 1972 by Don Valentine. AUM $56-90B (2026). Focus: AI infrastructure, enterprise SaaS, fintech, consumer, crypto. HQ: Menlo Park, CA. Evergreen fund structure. Notable investments: DoorDash, Stripe, Zoom, OpenAI.


Founded 1995 by Jeff Horing. AUM $90B+ (2026). Focus: enterprise software, vertical SaaS, fintech, cybersecurity, dev tools. HQ: New York City, NY. Primarily Series B+ focus.


Founded 2000 by Joel Cutler and David Fialkow. AUM $43B (2026). Focus: AI, defense tech, climate, healthcare, fintech, industrial tech. HQ: Cambridge, MA. Notable investments: Airbnb, Mistral AI, Anduril, Stripe, Snap.


Founded 2000. AUM $40B (2026). Focus: enterprise tech, consumer, cleantech, biotech. HQ: Menlo Park, CA. Notable investments: Snapchat, AppDynamics, MuleSoft, Nutanix.


Founded 2009 by Josh Kushner. AUM $36.8B (2026), raised $10B Thrive X fund. Focus: AI foundation models, consumer, fintech, enterprise software. HQ: New York City, NY. Notable investments: Instacart, Instagram, Slack, Spotify, Stripe, OpenAI.


Founded 1996 by Giuseppe Zocco, Neil Rimer, David Rimer. AUM $35B (2026). Focus: agentic AI, enterprise, fintech, consumer, e-commerce, gaming, healthcare. HQ: London.


Founded ~1977. AUM $28B (2026). Focus: technology, digital health, biotech, enterprise, consumer. HQ: Chevy Chase, MD. Notable investments: Salesforce, Tableau, Workday.


Founded 1983. AUM $20-26B (2026). Focus: consumer, infrastructure, SaaS, e-commerce, cloud, hardware, AI. HQ: Palo Alto, CA. Notable investments: Dropbox, Etsy, Scale AI, Facebook, Slack, Spotify.


Founded 2004 by Vinod Khosla. AUM $17B (2026). Focus: technology, sustainability/energy, fintech, digital health. HQ: Menlo Park, CA. Notable investments: Square, Instacart, Impossible Foods.


Founded 1972 by Eugene Kleiner and Tom Perkins. AUM $10-21B (2022-2026). Focus: hardtech, healthcare, consumer, fintech, multiple sectors. HQ: Menlo Park, CA. Notable investments: Amazon, Google, Twitter.


Founded 50+ years ago. AUM $19-20B. Focus: ML, biotech, AI, deep tech, cloud, enterprise. Notable investments: LinkedIn, Pinterest, Shopify.


Founded 1995. AUM $9.4B. Focus: mobility, enterprise software, infrastructure, early-stage technology. Notable investments: eBay, Twitter, Uber. Equal profit-sharing partnership model.


Founded 1965. AUM $3.5B. Focus: AI, cybersecurity, SaaS, marketplaces, consumer, enterprise software, early-stage. HQ: Menlo Park, CA. Notable investments: LinkedIn, Airbnb, Facebook.


Founded 2017. AUM $166B. Focus: edtech, consumer, fintech, enterprise, deep tech. Global scope.


Founded by Peter Thiel. AUM $14B. Focus: technology. Notable investments: SpaceX, Facebook, Palantir.


Founded 2001. AUM $40B+. Focus: software, consumer, fintech. Notable investments: Spotify, JD.com.


AUM $15B. Focus: technology, life sciences. Notable investments: Coinbase, Splunk.


Founded 1970. AUM $4.3B. Focus: AI, SaaS, cybersecurity, enterprise.


Founded 2018 by Mary Meeker, spun out from Kleiner Perkins growth practice. Growth-stage focus.


AUM $4.7B. HQ: London. Focus: industrial automation, infrastructure, frontier tech.


AUM $3B+. HQ: London. Focus: fintech, SaaS, AI, consumer, deep tech.


Cofounder of Andreessen Horowitz (2009). Pioneer of web: co-authored Mosaic, co-founded Netscape. General Partner at a16z.


Cofounder of Andreessen Horowitz (2009). General Partner at a16z. Former founder/CEO of Opsware.


Founded Sequoia Capital in 1972. Pioneer of Silicon Valley venture capital. Deceased 2019.


Long-time leader at Sequoia Capital. Served as steward until 2022 when he stepped back.


Sequoia Capital partner, served as sole steward 2022-2025. Stepped down November 2025, passing leadership to Alfred Lin and Pat Grady. Early investor in YouTube.


Sequoia Capital partner since 2010. Co-steward since November 2025. Led early-stage investing since 2017. Early backer of Airbnb and DoorDash.


Sequoia Capital partner since 2007. Co-steward since November 2025. Led growth-stage investing since 2015. Key investor in Snowflake, Zoom, Okta, ServiceNow, OpenAI, Harvey.


Cofounder of General Catalyst (2000). Managing director.


Founder and Managing Partner of Thrive Capital. Investments include Instacart, Instagram, Skims, Slack, Spotify, Stripe, OpenAI.


Founder of Khosla Ventures (2004). Previously cofounder of Sun Microsystems and partner at Kleiner Perkins.


Notable partner and founder figure at Founders Fund. Previously cofounder of PayPal and early Facebook investor.


General Partner at Benchmark. Known for early investments in Uber, OpenTable, Zillow.


General Partner at Benchmark. Previously early Facebook employee.


General Partner at Benchmark. Focus on gaming and consumer.


General Partner at Benchmark. Founder of Behance.


Partner at Kleiner Perkins. Known for investments in Google, Amazon, Netscape. Author of Measure What Matters.


Partner at Kleiner Perkins since 2017. Previously at Social Capital.


Founded Bond Capital in 2018 after leaving Kleiner Perkins. Previously Internet Analyst at Morgan Stanley. Known for the annual Internet Trends report.


Partner at Greylock Partners since 2009. Cofounder of LinkedIn. Early investor and board member at Facebook.


Partner at Greylock Partners since 2000. Investor in LinkedIn, Facebook.


Operating partner at Andreessen Horowitz from 2010 to July 2025, then became partner emeritus.


Manages Harvard University endowment, largest academic endowment globally at $56.9B (June 2025). Allocates ~50-60% to alternatives including VC. 11.9% return in fiscal 2025.


Manages University of Texas/Texas A&M endowment. $22.19B in committed PE capital. Leads US endowments in private equity allocation.


California Public Employees Retirement System. $8.73B in VC investments as of 2025/2026. Issued total venture capital mandate of $9.25B (2025), highest since 2022, up 39% from 2024.


Pioneer of alternative investment allocation model under David Swensen. Major LP in top-tier VC funds including Sequoia, Greylock, and others.


Operating partner 2010-2025, partner emeritus from July 2025


Partner since 2010, co-steward since November 2025


Partner since 2007, co-steward since November 2025


Partner, known for investments in Google, Amazon


Former partner, left 2018 to found Bond Capital


Founded 2018 after leaving Kleiner Perkins


University endowment LP in Sequoia funds; major allocator to top-tier VC


University endowment LP in Greylock funds


Pioneered alternative allocation model; long-term LP in Sequoia Capital


Pension fund LP; $8.73B total VC portfolio, major allocator to top VC funds


Leads US endowments in PE/VC allocation with $22.19B committed capital


Was partner at Kleiner Perkins before founding Khosla Ventures in 2004


Norway, AUM ~$1.8T, government pension fund global


UK, AUM ~£43B+, expanding to 18 LGPS funds


Netherlands, manages ABP and other funds


Netherlands, manages PFZW and other funds


NBIM, appointed April 2023, responsible for portfolio management and fixed income trading


ATP Denmark, took role January 2025, from Nordea Asset Management


ATP Denmark, oversees DKK 900B+ in assets


PensionDanmark, became CEO October 2024 when Torben Möger Pedersen retired; was CIO since 2003


PensionDanmark, current permanent secretary Danish Ministry of Finance


PKA Denmark, manages 260 directly owned Danish properties


IIP Denmark (PKA private equity subsidiary)


Sampension, CIO since 2007, grew fund from $16.4B to $47.4B


AP2, employed since 2006, now leading merged AP2+AP6 entity


AP2, appointed spring 2025, former IIGCC board member


AP3, joined January 2024, former Head of Asset Management at Erik Penser Bank


AP7, manages default pension fund with >SEK 1.5T


ABP, appointed January 2026; previously head of sustainability at PSP Investments and CIO of UN Joint Staff Pension Fund


APG, stepping down March 2026; formerly CIO of APG


PGGM, managing PFZW assets; joined February 2025


PGGM, advises PFZW on investment strategy


USS Investment Management Limited, appointed October 2019


USS Investment Management, since April 2024


BT Pension Scheme / Brightwell; joined BTPSM 2008, deputy CIO from 2014


Railpen, promoted September 2025; at Railpen since 2019


Railpen, promoted September 2025; previously portfolio manager private and public equities 8+ years


Nest, promoted from deputy CIO 2023; joined 2020, 25 years investment experience


Nest, former CIO now heads FCA authorised investment subsidiary


Border to Coast Pensions Partnership, from Neuberger Berman Head of Portfolio Solutions


Deputy Director, Equities and Liquid Alternatives


Managing Partner, IIP Denmark (PE subsidiary)


CIO of Baylor University endowment, 2025 II Endowment/Foundation CIO of Year


CIO of NewYork-Presbyterian hospital, 2025 II Health Care System CIO of Year


NewYork-Presbyterian NYP hospital system investment office, New York NY


CIO of Selective Insurance, 2025 II Insurance Company CIO of Year


Selective Insurance investment portfolio, Branchville NJ


Heinz Family Office, 2025 II Family Office Investor of Year


CIO of Toronto Transit Commission Pension Plan C$9.2B, 2025 II Public Pension CIO of Year


TTC Pension Plan, C$9.2B AUM, Toronto Canada, transit workers pension


CIO of Prudential Financial investments, 2025 II Lifetime Achievement Award


Prudential Financial investment management, large insurance investment portfolio, Newark NJ


CIO of Illinois Police Officers Pension Investment Fund, $15.2B AUM


IPOPIF, $15.2B AUM, Illinois police officers pension


CIO of City of Austin Employees Retirement System


COAERS, Austin TX, city employees pension


CIO of Fairfax County Employees Retirement System, $6B AUM


Fairfax County ERS, $6B AUM, Fairfax VA, county employees pension


CIO of Connecticut Retirement Plan and Trust Funds


Connecticut CRTF, Hartford CT, state employees pension


CIO of Boston Children's Hospital investment office


Boston Children's Hospital investment office, Boston MA


CIO of AdventHealth system investment office


AdventHealth system investment office, Altamonte Springs FL


CIO of Hackensack Meridian Health investment office


Hackensack Meridian Health investment office, Edison NJ


Dietrich Foundation, Pittsburgh PA, arts and cultural philanthropy


CIO of New York University endowment, $7.4B AUM


CIO of Williams College endowment, $4B+ AUM


Williams College endowment, $4B+ AUM, Williamstown MA


PartnerRe reinsurance investment portfolio, Pembroke Bermuda


CIO of Guardian Life Insurance investments, New York NY


Lincoln Financial Group investment portfolio, Radnor PA


CIO of New York Life Insurance Company, $350B AUM


New York Life insurance investment portfolio, $350B AUM, New York NY


Arch Capital Group insurance investment portfolio, Bermuda


CIO of Protective Life insurance, $100B AUM


Protective Life insurance investment portfolio, $100B AUM, Birmingham AL


Senior Investment Professional at Henry Crown and Company family office


Henry Crown and Company family office, Chicago IL


Marron Capital family office, New York NY


Head of Investments at RCap family office


Walton family single-family office, AUM $200B+. Jim C. Walton principal.


Principal of Walton Enterprises, the Walton family office.


Bill Gates single-family office. AUM $115B+ personal assets plus $67B Gates Foundation trust. HQ Kirkland, WA.


Chief Investment Officer of Cascade Investment (Bill Gates family office) since 1994.


Michael Dell family office. AUM $31B+. CEO Gregg Lemkau, CIO Alisa Mall.


CEO of DFO Management (Michael Dell family office).


Chief Investment Officer of DFO Management (Michael Dell family office).


Jeff Bezos family office. AUM $107B+. Managing director Melinda Lewison, 150+ professionals.


Managing Director of Bezos Expeditions (Jeff Bezos family office).


Sergey Brin family office. AUM $100B+. CEO George Pavlov. 50-100 staff.


CEO of Bayshore Global Management (Sergey Brin family office).


Wertheimer family (Chanel founders) single-family office. AUM $89B. Charles Heilbronn principal, Suzi Kwon Cohen CIO.


Senior principal of Mousse Partners, Wertheimer family office.


Chief Investment Officer of Mousse Partners (Wertheimer/Chanel family office).


Former Microsoft CEO and principal of Ballmer Group family office.


Cargill and MacMillan family single-family office. AUM $65B. Key personnel: Brian Lande, Jamil Batcha, Kyle Swenson, Michael Shay.


Key investment professional at Waycrosse (Cargill-MacMillan family office).


Giovanni Ferrero family office. AUM $55B.


Principal of Fedesa, the Ferrero family office.


Thomson family single-family office. AUM $54B. David Thomson chairman, Jay Forbes president/CEO.


Chairman of Woodbridge Company (Thomson family office, Thomson Reuters family).


President and CEO of Woodbridge Company (Thomson family office).


Amancio Ortega (Inditex/Zara) family office. AUM $54B.


Founder of Inditex/Zara and principal of Pontegadea family office.


Thomas and Andreas Strüngmann family office. AUM $31B. Founders of BioNTech-related investments.


Co-principal of Athos KG with brother Andreas Strüngmann.


Co-principal of Athos KG with brother Thomas Strüngmann.


George Soros family office. AUM $25-30B. Dawn Fitzpatrick CEO/CIO.


Chief Executive Officer and Chief Investment Officer of Soros Fund Management (George Soros family office).


Laurene Powell Jobs family office and philanthropic vehicle. AUM $28B.


Founder and principal of Emerson Collective.


James Simons family office. AUM $22B. Quantitative/venture investment team.


Kirk Kristiansen family (LEGO) investment vehicle. AUM $25.5B. Thomas Kirk Kristiansen leads, Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen chairman emeritus.


Principal of KIRKBI, the Kirk Kristiansen (LEGO) family investment vehicle.


Rausing family (Tetra Pak) investment vehicle. AUM $20B+.


Eric and Wendy Schmidt family office. Most active US family office for dealmaking 2025 per CNBC, 15 investments in 2025, most in AI. AUM $5B+. HQ Menlo Park, CA.


Former Google CEO. Principal of Hillspire family office.


Peter Thiel family office. In CNBC top 15 most active family offices 2025.


PayPal co-founder. Principal of Thiel Capital family office.


Barry Sternlicht (Starwood) family office. Listed in CNBC Inside Wealth Family Office 15 2025.


Starwood Capital founder. Principal of Jaws Estates Capital family office.


Lukas Walton family office and impact investment platform. AUM $2B-$5B. HQ Chicago, IL.


Walmart heir and impact investor. Principal of Builders Vision.


Palo Alto-based MFO with sustainability focus. AUM $12.5B.


SF-based multi-family office for tech billionaires including Mark Zuckerberg. AUM $95B. CEO Michael Anders, President of Investment Management Benjamin Elbaz.


Chief Executive Officer of ICONIQ Capital.


President of Investment Management at ICONIQ Capital.


Originally the Phipps family (Carnegie Steel) office, now a major MFO. AUM $200B+. 22 US offices.


Was managing director and head of portfolio strategy and construction at Bessemer Trust, overseeing $200B. Led asset allocation committee. Moved to Northern Trust in June 2025 as Chief Investment Strategist.


Major family office and institutional asset manager. AUM not specified. Named Michael Hunstad and Christian Roth as global co-CIOs effective June 2025.


Named global co-Chief Investment Officer of Northern Trust Asset Management, effective June 1 2025.


Named chief investment strategist, International at Northern Trust Asset Management 2025.


Partner-owned MFO founded 2010 by Matthew Fleissig, Steve Braverman, Allan Zachariah. AUM $170B+, 775+ team members, 40+ person investment research team.


Co-founder of Pathstone multi-family office.


Philadelphia-based MFO originally the Pew family office. AUM $46B. 9 US offices.


Independent wealth management firm founded 2018, rooted in Rockefeller family. AUM $191B. CEO Gregory Fleming, CIO Casey Clark.


President and CEO of Rockefeller Capital Management since 2018.


President & CIO of Rockefeller Asset Management and CIO of Rockefeller Private Investments.


Goldman Sachs integrated Ayco and Private Wealth Management family office offerings. Partners with 500+ corporate clients for executive financial services.


Pasadena-based MFO. AUM $5B+. Originally Max Whittier family.


Michael Larson has been CIO of Cascade Investment since 1994.


Cascade Investment is the family office of Bill Gates.


DFO Management is Michael Dell's family office.


Dawn Fitzpatrick is CEO/CIO of Soros Fund Management.


Soros Fund Management is George Soros's family office.


Suzi Kwon Cohen is CIO of Mousse Partners, the Wertheimer family office.


Charles Heilbronn is senior principal of Mousse Partners.


Michael Anders is CEO of ICONIQ Capital.


Benjamin Elbaz is President of Investment Management at ICONIQ Capital.


Gregory Fleming is CEO of Rockefeller Capital Management.


Casey Clark is CIO of Rockefeller Capital Management.


Michael Hunstad named global co-CIO of Northern Trust Asset Management effective June 2025.


Christian Roth named global co-CIO of Northern Trust Asset Management effective June 2025.


Joseph Tanious was managing director and head of portfolio strategy at Bessemer Trust before moving to Northern Trust in 2025.


Joseph Tanious joined Northern Trust in 2025 as Chief Investment Strategist, North America from Bessemer Trust.


Matthew Fleissig co-founded Pathstone in 2010.


Hillspire is Eric and Wendy Schmidt's family office.


Thiel Capital is Peter Thiel's family office.


Jaws Estates Capital is Barry Sternlicht's family office.


Walton Enterprises is the Walton family (Walmart) family office.


KIRKBI is the Kirk Kristiansen family (LEGO founders) investment vehicle.


Builders Vision is Lukas Walton's family office and impact investment platform.


Melinda Lewison is managing director of Bezos Expeditions.


George Pavlov is CEO of Bayshore Global Management (Sergey Brin family office).


David Thomson is chairman of Woodbridge Company.


Jay Forbes is president/CEO of Woodbridge Company.


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025, Toronto Canada, October 15-16 2025, 11th edition, 520+ delegates, 20 countries


SVP and Chief Risk Officer at PSP Investments


CIO Private Markets and Funds Alpha at SWIB Wisconsin


Co-founder and Deputy CEO of CIAM activist fund


Co-Founder CIO and CRO at Waratah Capital Advisors


Waratah Capital Advisors hedge fund, Toronto Canada


MD and Head of External Partnerships at AIMCo


Head of Asset Allocation at New Zealand Superannuation Fund