Insurance company allocator to KKR alternatives and private equity. Part of insurance company trend toward private markets. Source: investments.metlife.com


Insurance company limited partner to Blackstone alternative asset funds. MetLife's alternatives allocation includes Blackstone products. Source: investments.metlife.com


Insurance company allocator to alternatives. Hartford's $120B HIMCO portfolio includes allocations to hedge funds and private credit from managers like Apollo. Source: sec.gov


Insurance company allocator to KKR alternative funds. Hartford's focus on private credit and infrastructure overlaps with KKR strategies. Source: sec.gov


Insurance company limited partner to Blackstone. Hartford's alternatives allocation includes Blackstone-managed funds. Source: sec.gov


Insurance company allocator to hedge funds and alternatives. AIG's general account includes allocations to alternative asset managers like Apollo. Source: insurancejournal.com


Insurance company allocator to KKR alternatives. Brian Towers held senior roles at AIG before joining PGIM/Prudential, indicating insurance-to-alternatives flow. Source: ciodive.com


Insurance company allocator to Blackstone alternatives. AIG General Insurance portfolio includes hedge fund and private market allocations. Source: insurancejournal.com


Insurance company with $335B+ general account allocating to alternative asset managers including Apollo. Source: wallstreetcareers.com


Insurance company allocator to KKR private equity and credit funds. Part of broader insurance company allocation to alternatives. Source: wallstreetcareers.com


Insurance company limited partner to Blackstone. Northwestern Mutual's private asset allocation includes Blackstone funds. Source: wallstreetcareers.com


Asset manager overseeing $5.5B in private equity commitments for insurance client base. Allocates to sector-specialist PE firms like Lightyear focusing on insurance industry. Source: altss.com


Asset manager launching multi-manager alternative CITs June 2026 that include allocations to major alternative managers. Apollo is among well-known hedge fund managers included. Source: voya.com


Asset manager offering multi-manager alternative CITs including allocations to major PE/hedge fund managers like KKR. Source: voya.com


Asset manager allocating to Blackstone through multi-manager alternative CIT structures launched June 2026. Source: voya.com


Prior role as Deputy CIO at AIG before joining New York Life in 2020. Experience managing alternatives at insurance company. Source: newyorklife.com


Prior role as Managing Director at Goldman Sachs. Experience in insurance-focused investment strategy. Source: newyorklife.com


Prior role as Managing Director at Blackstone responsible for building multi-asset credit platform. Experience in insurance-relevant credit strategies. Source: pgim.com


Senior role at AIG before joining Blackstone. Experience in insurance company asset allocation and strategies. Source: pgim.com


Nonprofit healthcare system; investment returns materially affect reported net income.


Former CIO at Mass General Brigham; later moved to Mastercard Foundation Asset Management Corporation.


Hospital-related alternatives allocator tracked in the corpus at roughly $9B AUM.


Investment lead at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital ALSAC.


Health-focused US foundation with visible investment leadership in the corpus.


Large US foundation tracked in the alternatives allocator corpus.


Private-assets lead at W.K. Kellogg Foundation.


Insurance portfolio tracked in the corpus with a dedicated alternatives lead.


Alternatives lead at AAA Auto Club Group; APG and Weiss Multi-Strategy background.


Corporate pension fund tracked in the allocator corpus.


OCIO provider serving healthcare systems, corporate and public pensions, endowments, foundations, and insurers.


Alternatives consultant and OCIO gatekeeper for foundations, endowments, pensions, private clients, and institutions.


Large RIA and OCIO/fiduciary adviser in the corpus.


Alternatives consultant and hedge fund adviser; useful as a hedge-fund-specific gatekeeper.


Mass General Brigham returned to positive operating margin in FY2024 while still depending heavily on investment returns; John Barker is listed in the local corpus as former CIO at Mass General Brigham before moving to MFAM.


ALSAC is already tracked in the corpus as a roughly $9B hospital-related alternatives allocator, which makes it one of the cleaner US hospital-endowment targets for systematic or low-correlated products.


RWJF is a health-centered US foundation with an investment team visible in the corpus; that combination usually rewards concise, governance-friendly liquid-alt framing.


The corpus places W.K. Kellogg in the alternatives camp with a long-tenured private-assets lead, which usually means manager selection happens through a slow, consultant-friendly process.


The corpus describes AAA Auto Club Group as a roughly $9B insurance portfolio with a head of alternatives who came from APG and Weiss Multi-Strategy, which is strong evidence of hedge-fund fluency.


Corporate pensions usually buy diversifiers through consultant channels and care more about liability-aware behavior than headline return targets.


The corpus explicitly says Russell serves healthcare systems, corporate and public pensions, endowments, foundations, and insurance organizations.


Cambridge appears in the corpus as an investment consulting and OCIO gatekeeper for foundations, endowments, pensions, private clients, and institutional investors.


CAPTRUST is tracked in the corpus as a very large OCIO/fiduciary adviser, which makes it a practical hidden gatekeeper for outsourced institutional capital.


Official team page shows manager research, alternatives, marketable investments, and OCIO oversight.


NEPC team page lists her as Partner and Chief Investment Officer.


NEPC team page lists him as Partner, Head of Investment Manager Research.


NEPC bio says he chairs the Marketable Investment Committee and sits on the OCIO Committee.


NEPC team page lists her as Partner, Head of Marketable Credit & Multi-Asset Investments.


Official alternatives consulting page emphasizes strategic planning, investment due diligence, ODD, monitoring, research, and hedge fund coverage.


Callan alternatives page identifies him as the group head for alternatives consulting.


Callan people page lists him as CEO and Chief Research Officer.


Callan people page lists him as Director of Research.


Mercer alternatives page says it helps identify and source strategies across private markets and hedge funds and supports OCIO and due diligence.


Coverage of Mercer fundraising identifies her as Mercer's global head of alternatives.


Mercer coverage describes him as global chief investment strategist focused on institutional portfolio construction and hedge funds.


Official hedge fund page says the firm tracks 5,500+ managers and holds roughly 1,000 annual hedge fund manager meetings.


Cambridge leadership page lists her as President and Head of Global Investing.


Cambridge leadership page lists him as Head of Global Investment Research.


Cambridge hedge fund page lists his report on equity long/short conditions.


Official leadership page describes a specialist alternatives platform with hedge fund and ODD leadership.


Aksia leadership page lists him as Partner, Co-Head Hedge Funds.


Aksia leadership page lists him as Managing Director and Co-Head Operational Due Diligence.


Aksia leadership page lists her as Managing Director and Co-Head Operational Due Diligence.


Aksia leadership page lists him as Head of ODD.


Team page says Albourne is a non-discretionary specialist consultant across hedge funds, private equity, private credit, real assets, and risk premia.


Albourne executive committee lists him as CEO.


Albourne executive committee lists him as Head of Fintech & Implementation.


Albourne CPC lists him as Region Head of US and Senior Portfolio Analyst.


Albourne CPC lists her as Region Head of Asia and Senior Portfolio Analyst.


Albourne team page lists her as Head of QDD.


People page shows CIO, alternatives managed accounts, institutional growth, and risk-management leadership.


Wilshire people page says he leads investment activities including manager research and chairs the Wilshire Investment Committee.


Wilshire people page lists him as Co-Head of Alternative Managed Accounts and a member of alternatives oversight committees.


Wilshire people page says she sits on the Investment Oversight Committee and has extensive experience in alternative-assets risk management.


Coverage of the Verus merger identifies Cerity as a large wealth-management firm expanding into institutional consulting.


Coverage identifies Verus as an institutional investment consultant advising on $1.2 trillion in assets.


Coverage says he was Verus' former CEO and is now a partner at Cerity leading institutional consulting.


Chairs Marketable Investment Committee and sits on OCIO Committee


Head of Marketable Credit & Multi-Asset Investments


Region Head of US & Senior Portfolio Analyst


Region Head of Asia & Senior Portfolio Analyst


CIO, manager research, Wilshire Investment Committee


Investment Oversight Committee and alternative-assets risk management


Acadian Asset Management quantitative equity hedge fund, Boston MA USA, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Adage Capital Management hedge fund, Boston MA USA, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Alphadyne Asset Management global macro hedge fund $147B AUM, hedgelists.com 2026


AlphaSimplex Group systematic/quant hedge fund, Cambridge MA USA, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Angelo Gordon credit and real estate hedge fund, New York NY USA, now part of TPG, Wikipedia list 2025


Appaloosa Management David Tepper distressed debt and equity hedge fund, New Jersey USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Appaloosa Management distressed debt and equity hedge fund, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Archegos Capital Management family office/hedge fund, Bill Hwang founder, collapsed 2021, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Archegos Capital Management, collapsed 2021, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Atlantic Investment Management hedge fund, New York USA, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Aurelius Capital Management credit/distressed hedge fund, New York NY USA, Mark Brodsky founder, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Aurelius Capital Management credit/distressed hedge fund, prior Elliott Management, Wikipedia list 2025


Avenue Capital Group distressed debt hedge fund, Marc Lasry founder, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Avenue Capital Group distressed debt hedge fund, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Baker Brothers Advisors biotech/life sciences hedge fund, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Beach Point Capital Management credit hedge fund, El Segundo CA USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Bracebridge Capital fixed income hedge fund, Boston MA USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Canyon Capital Advisors credit/distressed hedge fund, Los Angeles CA USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Discovery Capital Management global macro hedge fund, South Norwalk CT USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Dragoneer Investment Group growth equity hedge fund, San Francisco CA USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Ellington Management Group fixed income/structured products hedge fund, Old Greenwich CT USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Engineers Gate quantitative hedge fund, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


ESL Investments activist hedge fund, Edward Lampert founder, Greenwich CT USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of ESL Investments activist hedge fund, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Farallon Capital Management multi-strategy hedge fund, Tom Steyer co-founder, San Francisco CA USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Garda Capital Partners global macro fixed income hedge fund $107B AUM, hedgelists 2026


GCM Grosvenor alternative investment management fund-of-funds, Chicago IL USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Glenview Capital Management long/short equity hedge fund healthcare focus, Larry Robbins founder, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Glenview Capital Management long/short equity healthcare hedge fund, Wikipedia list 2025


Gramercy Funds Management emerging markets credit hedge fund, Greenwich CT USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Greenlight Capital long/short equity hedge fund, David Einhorn founder, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Greenlight Capital long/short equity hedge fund, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Harbinger Capital Partners distressed/activist hedge fund, Philip Falcone founder, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


HBK Investments multi-strategy hedge fund, Dallas TX USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Highbridge Capital Management multi-strategy hedge fund, New York NY USA, JP Morgan owned, Wikipedia list 2025


Himalaya Capital Management long-term value hedge fund, Charlie Munger connection, Wikipedia list 2025


Hudson Bay Capital Management multi-strategy hedge fund, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


JANA Partners activist hedge fund, Barry Rosenstein founder, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of JANA Partners activist hedge fund, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


K2 Advisors multi-strategy fund-of-funds, Stamford CT USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Lighthouse Investment Partners fund-of-funds, Palm Beach Gardens FL USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Marathon Asset Management credit/distressed hedge fund, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Moore Capital Management global macro hedge fund, Louis Bacon founder, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Moore Capital Management global macro hedge fund, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


OrbiMed healthcare/biotech hedge fund and VC, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Ospraie Management commodities/natural resources hedge fund, New York USA, Wikipedia list 2025


PanAgora Asset Management quantitative/systematic hedge fund, Boston MA USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Pantera Capital digital assets/crypto hedge fund, Menlo Park CA USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Paulson and Co hedge fund, John Paulson founder, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Paulson and Co hedge fund, famous for shorting subprime 2007, Wikipedia list 2025


Perceptive Advisors biotech/life sciences hedge fund, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Quantum Fund global macro hedge fund, George Soros founder/Soros Fund Management, New York USA, Wikipedia list 2025


RA Capital Management biotech/life sciences hedge fund, Boston MA USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Saba Capital Management credit/closed-end fund activist, Boaz Weinstein founder, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Saba Capital Management credit and closed-end fund activist hedge fund, Wikipedia list 2025


Scion Asset Management value hedge fund, Michael Burry founder, Saratoga CA USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Scion Asset Management value hedge fund, The Big Short, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Silver Point Capital credit/distressed hedge fund, Greenwich CT USA, Wikipedia list 2025


SkyBridge Capital fund-of-funds, Anthony Scaramucci founder, New York USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of SkyBridge Capital fund-of-funds, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Squarepoint Capital quantitative hedge fund, London UK/New York, Wikipedia list 2025


TGS Management quantitative hedge fund, Princeton NJ USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Touradji Capital Management commodities hedge fund, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Trian Fund Management activist hedge fund, Nelson Peltz founder, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Trian Fund Management activist hedge fund, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Tudor Investment Corporation global macro hedge fund, Paul Tudor Jones founder, Greenwich CT USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Tudor Investment Corporation global macro hedge fund, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Universa Investments tail-risk hedge fund, Mark Spitznagel founder, Miami FL USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Universa Investments tail-risk hedge fund, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Voloridge Investment Management quantitative hedge fund, Jupiter FL USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Walleye Capital multi-strategy hedge fund, Minneapolis MN USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Waterfall Asset Management structured credit hedge fund, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Voleon Group machine learning quantitative hedge fund, Berkeley CA USA, Wikipedia list 2025


York Capital Management multi-strategy hedge fund, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Capula Investment Management fixed income macro hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


Ruffer LLP multi-asset hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


D1 Capital Partners long/short equity hedge fund, Daniel Sundheim founder, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of D1 Capital Partners long/short equity hedge fund, prior Viking Global, Wikipedia list 2025


AKO Capital long/short equity hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


Capital Fund Management CFM systematic quantitative hedge fund, Paris France, Wikipedia list 2025


Caxton Associates global macro hedge fund, Bruce Kovner founder, Princeton NJ USA/London, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Caxton Associates global macro hedge fund, Wikipedia list of hedge funds 2025


Cheyne Capital multi-strategy hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


CQS multi-strategy credit hedge fund, Michael Hintze founder, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of CQS multi-strategy credit hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


Egerton Capital long/short equity hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


Eisler Capital multi-strategy hedge fund, Edward Eisler founder, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Eisler Capital multi-strategy hedge fund, prior Goldman Sachs, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


G-Research quantitative hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


GSA Capital quantitative hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


Lansdowne Partners long/short equity hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


Pharo Management emerging markets macro hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


Rokos Capital Management global macro hedge fund $230B AUM, Chris Rokos founder, London UK, hedgelists 2026


Founder of Rokos Capital Management global macro hedge fund $230B AUM, prior Brevan Howard, Wikipedia list 2025


Scipion Capital Africa-focused credit hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


Toscafund Asset Management activist hedge fund, London UK, Wikipedia list 2025


Greenwoods Asset Management China/Asia equity hedge fund, Hong Kong, Wikipedia list 2025


High-Flyer quantitative hedge fund, China, Wikipedia list 2025


Lingjun Investment quantitative hedge fund, China, Wikipedia list 2025


Maso Capital event-driven hedge fund, Hong Kong, Wikipedia list 2025


Minghong Investment equity hedge fund, China, Wikipedia list 2025


Navigator Global Investments fund-of-funds/alternative, Australia, Wikipedia list 2025


Oasis Management activist hedge fund, Seth Fischer founder, Hong Kong, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder of Oasis Management activist hedge fund, Hong Kong, Wikipedia list 2025


Perseverance Asset Management hedge fund, Asia, Wikipedia list 2025


Pinpoint Asset Management long/short equity hedge fund, Hong Kong, Wikipedia list 2025


SPARX Group Japan/Asia equity hedge fund, Tokyo Japan, Wikipedia list 2025


Ubiquant quantitative hedge fund, China, Wikipedia list 2025


Yanfu Investments quantitative hedge fund, China, Wikipedia list 2025


Assured Investment Management fixed income hedge fund, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Revere Capital Advisors hedge fund, Wikipedia list 2025


SPX Capital Brazil hedge fund, Sao Paulo Brazil, Wikipedia list 2025


Statar Capital hedge fund, New York USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Sylebra Capital technology-focused hedge fund, Hong Kong, Wikipedia list 2025


Tsai Capital long-term value hedge fund, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Wynnefield Capital small-cap value hedge fund, New York NY USA, Wikipedia list 2025


Quantedge systematic hedge fund, Singapore, Wikipedia list 2025


Brookfield Asset Management alternative/infrastructure asset manager $159B hedge AUM, New York NY USA/Toronto Canada, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder, collapsed 2021, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder, prior Viking Global, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder, prior Goldman Sachs, Wikipedia list 2025


Founder, prior Brevan Howard, Wikipedia list 2025


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; KKR is mega-cap PE firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Centerbridge is mid-market PE firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Ares is mega-cap alternatives manager


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Crescent Capital is PE/credit firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; VC founder


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Canyon Partners is hedge fund/alternatives firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; VC firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Participant Capital is media/entertainment PE firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Francisco Partners is software/tech PE firm; major mega-cap player


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; PE/alternatives manager


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; PE/alternatives firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Latin American mega-cap bank and PE/alternatives


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; VC/alternatives


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; infrastructure PE/alternatives


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; mid-market PE firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; PE firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; infrastructure/PE mega-cap firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Asia PE firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; VC/growth equity


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Mubadala is Abu Dhabi SWF with mega PE allocations


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; EQT is European mega-cap PE firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Blackstone is mega-cap PE/alternatives


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Mubadala PE Asia head


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Mubadala real assets/PE


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Ardian is European mega-cap PE firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Tikehau is French alternatives/PE firm (~€47B AUM)


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Middle East PE/alternatives


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; PE/alternatives


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Patria is Latin American PE firm


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker list; Australia SWF with PE allocations


Blackstone secondaries PE specialist; AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; Tikehau Capital Paris France ~€47B AUM


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; StepStone is global PE secondaries platform


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; CIAM activist hedge fund Paris


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; Waratah Capital Toronto hedge fund


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; AIMCo Alberta PE allocator


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; Graham Capital macro hedge fund ~$18B AUM


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; GCM Grosvenor Chicago ~$80B AUM


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; Lone Pine Capital long/short equity ~$18B AUM


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; Investcorp-Tages alternatives fund of funds London


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; CI Global Toronto ~$300B AUM


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; Polar hedge fund Toronto


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; Sagard Wealth Montreal alternatives/wealth


AIMA Global Investor Forum 2025 speaker; Sandglass Capital hedge fund


Milken Institute Global Conference 2025 speaker; legendary activist hedge fund/PE


Milken Global Conference 2025; Mubadala mega-cap SWF with substantial PE


Milken Global Conference 2025; PE/alternatives


Milken Global Conference 2025; Invesco mega PE/alternatives allocator


Milken Global Conference 2025; Sagard PE/alternatives Montreal


Milken Global Conference 2025; Africa-focused PE firm


Milken Global Conference 2025; India infrastructure/PE


Milken Global Conference 2025; climate-focused PE/alternatives


Milken 2025; value-focused PE/alternatives


Milken 2025; CAIA is alternatives industry association


Milken 2025; CAIS is alternatives distribution platform


Milken 2025; Indonesian conglomerate with PE investments


Milken Global Conference 2025 speaker; TRS PE/alternatives allocator head


Milken Global Conference 2025 speaker; industry association for PE/VC/alternatives


Milken Global Conference 2025 speaker; former CalSTRS CIO; founded advisory firm


Milken Global Conference 2025 speaker; Principal mega insurance/alternatives firm


Milken Global Conference 2025 speaker; Northwestern PE/alternatives allocator


Milken Global Conference 2025 speaker; CalPERS mega PE allocator


Milken Global Conference 2025 speaker; CalSTRS CIO PE allocator


Milken Global Conference 2025 speaker; PE/alternatives founder


One of the 'Big 4' PE firms (Blackstone, KKR, Apollo, Carlyle); ~$1T+ AUM; founded by Steve Schwarzman; multiple speakers at Milken 2025


One of the 'Big 4' PE firms; co-CEO Alisa Amarosa Wood at Milken 2025


Mega-cap alternatives manager; founder/CEO Michael Arougheti at Milken 2025; ~$400B+ AUM


Co-founder/Managing Principal Jeff Aronson at Milken 2025


Managing Partner Mark Attanasio at Milken 2025


Co-founder/CEO Dipanjan Deb at Milken 2025; mega-cap tech PE firm


Managing Partner Daniel Costello at Milken 2025


Founder/Managing Partner Daphne Dufresne at Milken 2025


Senior Managing Director/Partner Joe Dunford at Milken 2025


Chairman/Senior Partner André Esteves at Milken 2025; major Latin American PE


Managing Partner David Bohigian at Milken 2025


Global Chief Investment Officer/Managing Partner Gautam Bhandari at Milken 2025


Founder/Co-CEO R. David Andrews at Milken 2025


Co-founder/Co-CEO Raj Ganguly at Milken 2025


CEO Marc Ganzi at Milken 2025; mega-cap infrastructure/PE


Chairman/Managing Principal Goodwin Gaw at Milken 2025


Chairman/CEO Michael Ferro at Milken 2025


Founder/CEO John Chambers at Milken 2025


Co-founder/Co-chairman/Co-CEO Joshua Friedman at Milken 2025


Incoming CEO/Managing Partner Per Franzén at Milken 2025


CIO/Global Head PE Oscar Fahlgren at Milken 2025; Abu Dhabi sovereign PE allocator


Deputy Group CEO/Real Assets CEO/Asia PE Head all represented at Milken 2025


Co-founder Mathieu Chabran, Deputy CIO Thomas Friedberger at Milken/AIMA 2025; ~€47B AUM


MD/Secondaries Tod Trabocco at AIMA 2025; global PE platform


Co-founder/Deputy CEO Anne-Sophie d'Andlau at AIMA 2025; Paris


Co-founder CIO Brad Dunkley at AIMA 2025; Toronto


President/Co-CIO Jens Foehrenbach at AIMA/Milken 2025; ~$18B AUM


MD Absolute Return Judy Godinho at AIMA 2025; Chicago ~$80B AUM


Co-CIO/MD Kelly Granat at AIMA 2025; Greenwich CT ~$18B AUM


Co-CEO/CIO Lionel Erdely at AIMA 2025; London


President/CIO Marc-André Lewis at AIMA 2025; Toronto ~$300B AUM


Deputy CIO/Head Portfolio Construction Michael Beaton at AIMA 2025; Toronto


CIO Stephen Harvey at AIMA 2025; Montreal; also Chairman/CEO Paul Desmarais III at Milken 2025


Co-founder/CIO Genna Lozovsky at AIMA 2025


Founder/CEO Bill Ackman at Milken 2025; legendary activist manager


CEO Private Markets R. Scott Dennis at Milken 2025


CEO Cate Ambrose at Milken 2025; industry body


Founder/Former CEO Christopher Ailman at Milken 2025; founded by former CalSTRS CIO


President/CEO Kamal Bhatia at Milken 2025; Principal Financial Group


EVP/CIO Jeb Bentley at Milken 2025; major insurance PE allocator


CEO Marcie Frost at Milken 2025; ~$475B AUM mega-cap pension PE allocator


CIO Scott Chan at Milken 2025; ~$417B AUM mega-cap pension


Managing Partner/Co-founder Jake Cusack at Milken 2025


Managing Partner Vinod Giri at Milken 2025


Founder/CEO Sherrese Clarke at Milken 2025


Chairman/Co-founder Nayef Alhajraf at Milken 2025


Founding Partner Ibrahim Almojel at Milken 2025


Partner/CEO Europe & Middle East Carmen Alonso at Milken 2025


Managing Partner Cliff Chau at Milken 2025


CEO Anindya Novyan Bakrie at Milken 2025; Indonesia Chamber of Commerce chairman


Managing Director Greg Braylovskiy at Milken 2025


MD/Head Special Opportunities Ashley Baum at Milken 2025; ~$202B AUM mega-cap pension allocator; fee reform leader


Co-CEO, KKR Private Equity Conglomerate LLC - Milken 2025


Co-Founder and Managing Principal - Milken 2025


Director, Co-Founder and CEO - Milken 2025


Co-Founder, Co-Chairman, Co-CEO - Milken 2025


Co-Founder and CEO - Milken 2025; software/tech PE mega-cap


Founder and Managing Partner - Milken 2025


Senior Managing Director and Partner - Milken 2025


Chairman and Senior Partner - Milken 2025


Global Chief Investment Officer and Managing Partner - Milken 2025


CEO - Milken 2025; mega-cap infrastructure/PE


Chairman and Managing Principal - Milken 2025


CIO and Global Head of Private Equity - Milken 2025


Incoming CEO and Managing Partner - Milken 2025


Global Head of Multi-Asset Investing - Milken 2025


Head of Asia, Private Equity - Milken 2025


Executive Vice-President and CEO France - Milken 2025


Co-Founder - Milken 2025; €47B AUM alternatives


Partner and CEO Europe & Middle East - Milken 2025


Senior MD Strategic Partners secondaries - AIMA 2025


Managing Director secondaries - AIMA 2025


MD Head External Partnerships - AIMA 2025


President and Co-CIO - AIMA/Milken 2025; $18B AUM


MD Absolute Return Strategies - AIMA 2025; $80B AUM


President and CIO - AIMA 2025; $300B AUM


Founder and CEO - Milken 2025; activist hedge fund


Managing Partner and Co-Founder - Milken 2025


CEO - Milken 2025; PE/VC/alternatives industry association


Founder and Former CEO - Milken 2025; former CalSTRS CIO


Executive Vice President and CIO - Milken 2025


CEO - Milken 2025; $475B+ mega-cap PE allocator


Chief Investment Officer - Milken 2025; $417B+ mega-cap pension PE allocator


CEO; also Chairman Indonesia Chamber of Commerce - Milken 2025


Managing Director, Head of Special Opportunities - Milken 2025; mega-cap pension PE allocator


Founded 1975, world's largest hedge fund by AUM. As of 2025-2026: $92-102B AUM. Location: Connecticut, USA. Strategies: pure alpha, global macro, quantitative macro.


UAE sovereign wealth fund with ~$900 billion+ AUM. Primary Middle Eastern allocator to hedge funds, private equity, and alternatives. 2026 portfolio allocation includes hedge funds at ~3.1% of assets via separately managed accounts.


Founder of Bridgewater Associates in 1975. Exited firm in August 2025 after selling final ownership stake and resigning from board.


Alberto Santulin is CIO of ADIA's Alternative Investments Department since June 2024, responsible for hedge fund portfolio management and evaluation of managers in ILS reinsurance, multi-strategy, and arbitrage strategies. Previously Managing Director at Blackstone for 18 years. Education: Università Bocconi.


Founded 1990, based in Miami. AUM: $65.9-69B as of 2025-2026. Strategies: macro via Surveyor Capital, fixed income, commodities, equities, credit, quantitative. Five core strategy groups.


Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund with $900-$925 billion AUM as of May 2026. Chaired by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. Approved 2026-2030 strategy focusing on financial-return discipline and repeatable cash flows with domestic-international 75/25 split.


Founder and CEO of Citadel (founded 1990). Co-Chief Investment Officer. Based in Miami.


Yasir Al-Rumayyan has led PIF since 2015. Simultaneously chairs Saudi Aramco and Ma'aden. Among most influential global finance figures. Stepped down as LIV Golf chairman in 2026 as PIF reduced golf funding.


Founded 2015 by Chris Rokos (co-founder Brevan Howard). AUM: $230B as of 2026 (top-ranked global macro fund). Location: London. Strategy: discretionary global macro.


Oversees PIF's financial strategy, reporting, capital structuring, and global capital financing activities as of 2026.


Founder of Rokos Capital Management in 2015. Co-founder of Brevan Howard (2002). Chief Investment Officer of Rokos Capital.


PIF COO managing shared services division as of 2026.


Founded 2002 by Alan Howard and four co-founders including Chris Rokos. AUM: $35-40B as of July 2023. Location: London. Strategy: global macro, fixed income.


Qatar sovereign wealth fund with ~$600 billion AUM as of May 2026. Significant allocator to private equity, hedge funds, alternative investments, and infrastructure. Major 2026 allocations to Goldman Sachs ($25 billion) and General Atlantic ($500 million).


Founder of Brevan Howard in 2002. Co-founded with four other partners including Chris Rokos.


Appointed CEO of QIA in November 2024. 19+ years global investments experience. Previously CIO for Americas at QIA (2010-2024). Holds board positions at Qatar National Bank, Qatar Airways, Ooredoo, Volkswagen, Harrods. Education: TRIUM MBA, Double Major in Statistics and Finance from University of Missouri.


Founded 2000 by Michael Platt and William Reeves (both former JP Morgan senior traders). Reached $35B AUM in 2013. Converted to family office in 2015 with ~$7B AUM. Post-conversion returns: 50% (2016), 54% (2017), 95% (2020), 153% (2022), avg 25%+ annual. Location: London/UK.


Abu Dhabi sovereign wealth fund managing ~$330 billion portfolio across 50 countries. Active private equity, hedge fund, and infrastructure allocator. Co-invests with GIC, TPG Rise, Partners Group on major transactions.


Co-founder of BlueCrest Capital Management (2000) with William Reeves. Former Senior Proprietary Trader at JP Morgan & Co. Net worth ~$18B as of December 2024. British national, recently relocated to UAE.


Leads Mubadala's $330 billion portfolio. Also Chairman of Executive Affairs Authority (UAE), Presidential Special Envoy to China, chairs ADCB and Mohamed bin Zayed University of AI, board member ADNOC and G42. Appointed Chair of WEF International Business Council (2026) - first Middle Eastern chair.


Co-founder of BlueCrest Capital Management (2000) with Michael Platt. Former Senior Proprietary Trader at JP Morgan & Co.


Deputy Group CEO with strategic oversight of Mubadala's broad investment portfolio. Member of Investment Committee mandated to develop investment policies and review investments. Chairman of investment and business planning committee approving deals. Also Chairman of Waha Capital, GLIDE, US-UAE Business Council, and Mubadala Health.


Founded 1983 in NYC (relocated to London). AUM: ~$4.6B (Dec 2025 regulatory), ~$19.4B total. Strategy: global macro trading across currencies, bonds, equities, commodities, derivatives. Primary business: global macro alternative strategies.


Singapore sovereign wealth fund managing substantial portfolio globally. Major allocator to hedge funds, private equity, and infrastructure. CIO appointments in 2026 include Bryan Yeo as Group CIO, Mark Ong as CIO Public Equities, Boon Chin Hau as CIO Infrastructure. Active co-investor with Mubadala and TPG.


Founder of Caxton Associates in 1983. Stepped back from trading in 2008. Appointed Andrew Law as CIO.


Appointed Group CIO effective April 2025, overseeing GIC's total investment portfolio. At GIC since 2003. Previously CIO of Public Equities (2016-2024), head of credit markets, head of fixed income Americas, head of credit research. Education: First Class Honours, Engineering, University of Cambridge.


Appointed CIO of Caxton in 2008. Named Chairman, CEO, and controlling general partner in 2011. Current head of global macro hedge fund Caxton Associates. Age 37 as of time reference.


CIO of Public Equities at GIC, appointed to GIC Group Executive Committee in 2026. Advises Bridgewater Associates on investor issues alongside Ray Dalio.


Founded 1989 by Louis Moore Bacon. AUM: >$15B. Strategy: global macro, top-down macroeconomic analysis. Bets on currencies, fixed income, equities, commodities worldwide. Location: USA.


CIO of Infrastructure at GIC, appointed to GIC Group Executive Committee in 2026.


Founder of Moore Capital Management in 1989. Chair and CEO. Education: Columbia Business School, Middlebury College. Prior roles: Shearson Lehman Brothers, Bankers Trust. Global macro trading legend.


Singapore sovereign wealth fund restructuring into three wholly-owned entities effective April 1, 2026: Temasek Global Investments, Temasek Singapore, and Temasek Partnership Solutions. Made $7.5 billion private credit allocation in 2026. Ralph Berg joined as Head of Europe and New Energy/Industrials/Mobility in September 2026.


Founded 2005. AUM: $9.1B (April 2023), ~$11B (Jan 2026). Headquartered: 17 State Street, NYC. Offices: London, Copenhagen, Tokyo, Hong Kong, Singapore. Strategy: global macro, fixed-income relative-value investing.


Joined Temasek on September 1, 2026, based in London. Former OMERS CIO (joined 2013, last day July 1, 2026). 30+ years investment experience. Previously Managing Director, Head of European Utilities at Credit Suisse (2005-2012).


Co-founder of Alphadyne Asset Management (2005). Chief Investment Officer. Former Head of Global Interest Rate Products Group at Goldman Sachs.


CEO of Temasek Holdings Singapore as of 2026.


Co-founder of Alphadyne Asset Management (2005). Former Vice Chairman of Asia-Pacific at JPMorgan Chase.


China's sovereign wealth fund with substantial global allocation portfolio. Allocates to private equity, hedge funds, and infrastructure across developed and emerging markets.


Founded 2015 by Jeff Drobny, Tim Magnusson, Robert Goedken. Originated from Black River Asset Management (Cargill's investment unit). AUM: ~$11.65B (June 2025), $107B (2026 ranking). Headquartered: Wayzata, Minnesota. Offices: Copenhagen, Geneva, Singapore. Strategy: global macro fixed income.


Appointed CIC President and CIO in early 2024. Also appointed CSRC Vice Chairman in April 2026. Age 54. Previously CRO at CIC (2020-2024). Education: MSc Finance from London Business School, LLM from University of Iowa.


Co-founder of Garda Capital Partners (2015). Specializes in global macro fixed income strategies.


India's sovereign-anchored alternative asset manager with $4.9 billion AUM. Focuses on sustainable infrastructure, private markets, growth equity, and climate investments. Government of India backed.


CIO of National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (India) as of 2026.


CEO & MD of NIIF. Previously Energy Infrastructure Partner at Actis.


Founded 1997 by David Harding. AUM: $10-12.3B (2023-2026). Location: London, Kensington. Strategy: systematic, quantitative, trend-following, global macro. Math-based investment research.


Korea's national pension fund managing KRW 1.8 trillion portfolio. Open recruitment for new CIO with 2-year term announced as of June 2026. Previous CIO Seo Won-joo served from January 2023.


Founder of Winton Capital Management (1997). Chief Executive Officer and Executive Chair. Previously founded AHL (Adam, Harding & Lueck), sold to ED&F Man/Man Group (1994). Trend-following/systematic trader for 40+ years. Knighted (Sir David Harding).


Manages over $625 billion in alternatives globally. Signed $25 billion MoU with QIA in January 2026 for funds and co-investment opportunities. Expanding Doha office to largest regional hub for asset management.


Founded 1998. AUM: $99B+ (Q4 2023/2026). Located: Connecticut, USA. Strategies: quantitative investing, global macro, managed futures, long/short equity, arbitrage, ESG, multi-strategy. Founder: Cliff Asness. Co-founders: David Kabiller, Robert Krail, John Liew.


Global investment firm allocating to QIA. QIA committed additional $500 million in May 2026 to expand partnership focused on growth equity strategies and Middle East market expansion support.


Founder of AQR Capital Management (1998). Managing Principal and Chief Investment Officer. Ph.D. Finance from University of Chicago (Eugene Fama student). Prior: Managing Director and Director of Quantitative Research, Goldman Sachs Asset Management.


$92 billion AUM. Manages tens of billions for pension plans, sovereign funds, and university endowments. Ray Dalio transitioned from co-CIO in 2022 and sold final stake in 2025. Bob Prince serves as Chair and Co-CIO. Advises GIC and Singapore investors on major investor issues via GIC relationships.


Co-founder of AQR Capital Management (1998).


Leads Bridgewater Associates after Ray Dalio's departure. Appointed to GIC International Advisory Board (2026) reflecting sovereign wealth fund relationships.


Founder of Bridgewater. Stepped down as co-CIO in 2022. Sold final remaining stake and left board in 2025. Accepted advisory role with Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund Danantara.


Leading managed account platform with $100+ billion in AUM as of 2025. ADIA became shareholder and runs $40 billion of hedge fund assets through Innocap SMA partnership. Allocates to systematic/discretionary macro, event-driven, equity hedge, relative value strategies.


Founded 2001. AUM: $60-70B (2025-2026). Location: New York. Strategy: multistrategy using AI, machine learning, distributed computing, global macro, statistical arbitrage, relative value. Recent leadership dispute: founders stepping down 2024.


Co-invests with Mubadala, GIC, and TPG Rise on major transactions including Techem acquisition (AED 29 billion, ~$7.9 billion). Active with Gulf SWF consortium on dealmaking.


Co-founder of Two Sigma Investments (2001). Mathematician. Net worth ~$8B. In arbitration with co-founder David Siegel (2025) over firm direction. Stepped down from operational role August 2024.


Co-invests with Mubadala, GIC, and Partners Group. Participated in Techem acquisition (AED 29 billion, $7.9 billion) in 2025 alongside Gulf SWF consortium.


Co-founder of Two Sigma Investments (2001). Computer scientist. Net worth ~$8B. In arbitration with co-founder John Overdeck (2025). Stepped down from operational role August 2024.


Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund. CIO Pandu Sjahrir stated fund will double down on Middle East investments, especially in Makkah. Ray Dalio advises Danantara on investment strategy.


Co-founder of Two Sigma Investments (2001) with John Overdeck and David Siegel.


CIO of Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund Danantara. Stated commitment to increase Middle East investments, particularly in Makkah holy city.


Founded 1989. AUM: $87B+ (May 2026), $204.64B in 13F securities (Q4 2024). Location: New York. Strategy: multistrategy platform (relative value, statistical arbitrage, fixed income, merger arbitrage, event-driven). Founded by Israel Englander.


Alberto Santulin is Chief Investment Officer - Alternative Investments Department at ADIA since June 2024. Previously 18 years at Blackstone.


Founder of Millennium Management (1989). Chairman and CEO. Manages platform of diverse investor groups using multiple trading strategies (multi-strategy platform model). New York-based.


Yasir Al-Rumayyan is Governor of PIF since 2015, leading the fund's $900B+ portfolio and 2026-2030 strategy approval.


Founded 1977. AUM: $76-97.37B (2025-2026). Location: West Palm Beach, Florida. Strategy: activist investing, corporate/real estate/sovereign debt, geographic focus North America/Asia/Europe. Founded by Paul Singer.


Yasir A. AlSalman is Chief Financial Officer and Head of Finance Division at PIF.


Founder of Elliott Investment Management (1977). One of the largest activist investors globally. Base: West Palm Beach, Florida.


Bander A. Mogren is Chief Operating Officer and Head of Shared Services Division at PIF.


Founded August 2000 by Jonathan Kolatch. AUM: ~$9.94B (March 2024). Strategy: distressed and stressed credit opportunities, credit arbitrage, high-yield bonds, leveraged loans, emerging market debt.


Mohammed Saif Al-Sowaidi appointed CEO of QIA in November 2024, leading $600B AUM fund.


Founder of Redwood Capital Management (August 2000). Managing Partner and Principal Portfolio Manager. Former Goldman Sachs partner. Head of Credit Arbitrage Group (1997-1999), overseeing distressed securities, high-yield, leveraged loans, emerging market debt.


Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak is Managing Director and Group CEO of Mubadala since 2006, managing $330B portfolio.


Specialist emerging markets asset manager. AUM: $52.5B (31 Dec 2025, +10% from prior period). Focus: fixed income and equity strategies across developing economies. Macro fixed income component: ~$5.7B (2026 rankings). Global presence.


Waleed Al Mokarrab Al Muhairi is Deputy Group CEO of Mubadala, member of Investment Committee with strategic oversight of investment portfolio.


Ray Dalio founded Bridgewater Associates in 1975. Exited in August 2025.


Bryan Yeo appointed Group Chief Investment Officer of GIC effective April 2025. At GIC since 2003.


Mark Ong is Chief Investment Officer of Public Equities at GIC, appointed to Group Executive Committee in 2026.


Chris Rokos founded Rokos Capital Management in 2015. Serves as CIO.


Boon Chin Hau is Chief Investment Officer of Infrastructure at GIC, appointed to Group Executive Committee in 2026.


Chris Rokos was one of four co-founders of Brevan Howard in 2002 alongside Alan Howard.


Ralph Berg joined Temasek September 1, 2026 as Head of Europe and Head of New Energy & Industrials and Mobility & Logistics. Formerly OMERS CIO.


Alan Howard founded Brevan Howard in 2002 with four co-founders including Chris Rokos.


Dilhan Pillay Sandrasegara is Chief Executive Officer of Temasek Holdings.


Ken Griffin founded Citadel in 1990. Serves as CEO and co-CIO.


Liu Haoling is Vice Chairman, President, and Chief Investment Officer of China Investment Corporation since early 2024.


Michael Platt co-founded BlueCrest Capital Management in 2000 with William Reeves. Both were senior proprietary traders at JP Morgan.


Rajiv Dhar is Chief Investment Officer of National Investment and Infrastructure Fund (India).


William Reeves co-founded BlueCrest Capital Management in 2000 with Michael Platt. Both were senior proprietary traders at JP Morgan.


Sanjiv Aggarwal is Chief Executive Officer and Managing Director of NIIF. Previously Energy Infrastructure Partner at Actis.


Bruce Kovner founded Caxton Associates in 1983. Stepped back from trading in 2008, appointed Andrew Law as CIO.


Pandu Sjahrir is Chief Investment Officer of Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund Danantara.


Andrew Law joined Caxton in 2003 as head of macro trading. Became CIO in 2008, then Chairman, CEO and controlling general partner in 2011.


Bob Prince is Chair and Co-Chief Investment Officer of Bridgewater Associates, appointed to GIC International Advisory Board (2026).


Louis Moore Bacon founded Moore Capital Management in 1989. Serves as Chair and CEO. AUM >$15B.


QIA committed combined $25 billion to funds managed by Goldman Sachs Asset Management and co-investment opportunities signed January 20, 2026. Focus areas: AI, fintech, digital infrastructure, private credit.


Philippe Khuong-Huu co-founded Alphadyne Asset Management in 2005. Serves as CIO. Former head of global interest rate products at Goldman Sachs.


QIA committed additional $500 million to General Atlantic in May 2026 to expand growth equity investment partnership and Middle East market support.


Bart Broadman co-founded Alphadyne Asset Management in 2005. Former Vice Chairman Asia-Pacific at JPMorgan Chase.


ADIA runs $40 billion of hedge fund assets through separately managed account arrangement with Innocap. ADIA wholly-owned subsidiary holds stake increasing to 10% over time. Platform focuses on systematic/discretionary macro, event-driven, equity hedge, relative value.


Jeff Drobny co-founded Garda Capital Partners in 2015 with Tim Magnusson and Robert Goedken.


Mubadala co-invests with Partners Group on major transactions. Participated with GIC and TPG Rise in Techem acquisition (AED 29 billion, $7.9 billion) in 2025.


Tim Magnusson co-founded Garda Capital Partners in 2015 with Jeff Drobny and Robert Goedken.


Mubadala co-invests with TPG Rise Climate on major transactions. Participated with GIC and Partners Group in Techem acquisition (AED 29 billion) in 2025.


Robert Goedken co-founded Garda Capital Partners in 2015 with Jeff Drobny and Tim Magnusson.


GIC co-invests with Partners Group on major transactions. Participated with Mubadala and TPG Rise in Techem acquisition (AED 29 billion) in 2025.


David Harding founded Winton Capital Management in 1997. Serves as CEO and Executive Chair. Previously founded AHL (1994, sold to Man Group).


GIC co-invests with TPG Rise Climate on major transactions. Participated with Mubadala and Partners Group in Techem acquisition (AED 29 billion) in 2025.


Cliff Asness founded AQR Capital Management in 1998. Serves as Managing Principal and Chief Investment Officer. AUM $99B+.


Ray Dalio accepted advisory role with Indonesia's sovereign wealth fund Danantara after stepping down from Bridgewater in 2022 and selling final stake in 2025.


David Kabiller co-founded AQR Capital Management in 1998 with Cliff Asness, Robert Krail, and John Liew.


Bridgewater manages tens of billions for sovereign funds including GIC. Mark Ong (GIC CIO Public Equities) and Bridgewater consulted with Ray Dalio on major investor issues at Milken 2026 Global Conference.


Robert Krail co-founded AQR Capital Management in 1998 with Cliff Asness, David Kabiller, and John Liew.


Mark Ong at GIC consulted with Bridgewater and Ray Dalio on investor issues at Milken Institute 2026 Global Conference.


John Liew co-founded AQR Capital Management in 1998 with Cliff Asness, David Kabiller, and Robert Krail.


John Overdeck co-founded Two Sigma Investments in 2001. Mathematician. Stepped down from operational role August 2024. In arbitration with David Siegel (2025).


David Siegel co-founded Two Sigma Investments in 2001. Computer scientist. Stepped down from operational role August 2024. In arbitration with John Overdeck (2025).


Mark Pickard co-founded Two Sigma Investments in 2001 with John Overdeck and David Siegel.


Israel Englander founded Millennium Management in 1989. Serves as Chairman and CEO. Manages $87B+ AUM.


Paul Singer founded Elliott Investment Management in 1977. Active investor and activist. Based in West Palm Beach, Florida.


Jonathan Kolatch founded Redwood Capital Management in August 2000. Founder, Managing Partner, Principal Portfolio Manager. Former Goldman Sachs partner. AUM ~$9.94B (March 2024).


Existing tick21 signal described active RFP processes for Chicago-area Municipal Employees, Teachers, and State Universities pension funds, including hedge fund searches.


Existing tick21 signal described a hedge fund fund-of-funds RFP issued in April 2026 for a Northeast pension consortium.


Existing tick21 signal said MassPRIM's hedge-fund managed-account platform RFP closed Feb. 20, 2026 and implied expanded hedge fund infrastructure.


Existing tick21 signal described Harvard's $17.6B hedge fund allocation and active manager selection across uncorrelated, long-short, multi-strategy, and credit strategies.


Existing tick21 signal framed GPIF as RFP preparation with a Q3-Q4 2026 expected process and a manager database as the first gate.


Tick31 healthcare signal identified ALSAC as a roughly $9B hospital-related alternatives allocator and Nicola da Roza as operating gatekeeper.


CIO at Constellation corporate pension, 2026 II Allocators Choice Corporate Pension CIO finalist


Constellation Energy corporate pension fund, nuclear power utility


CIO at Exelon corporate pension, joined 2022, 2026 II Allocators Choice Corporate Pension CIO finalist


CIO at John Lewis Partnership Pensions Trust UK, 2026 II Allocators Choice Corporate Pension CIO finalist


John Lewis Partnership Pensions Trust UK corporate pension, UK


CIO at YMCA Retirement Fund, 2026 II Allocators Choice Corporate Pension CIO finalist


CEO and CIO at KWAP Malaysian government pension fund, 2026 II Allocators Choice Leadership and Vision finalist


KWAP Kumpulan Wang Persaraan Malaysian government pension fund, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia


CIO at Louisiana State Police Retirement System and Founder of Next CIO Institute, 2026 II Allocators Choice Leadership finalist


Louisiana State Police Retirement System public pension, Baton Rouge Louisiana


CIO General Insurance North America at AIG, 2026 II Allocators Choice Leadership finalist


AIG American International Group General Insurance North America investment office


Regional CIO North America at Zurich Global Investment Management, 2026 II Allocators Choice Leadership finalist


Zurich Global Investment Management insurance investment office, Zurich Switzerland/North America


CIO at Hershey Trust Company, 2026 II Allocators Choice Allocator Team finalist


Hershey Trust Company endowment/trust, Hershey Pennsylvania


CIO at Mott Foundation, 2026 II Allocators Choice Allocator Team finalist


Charles Stewart Mott Foundation endowment, Flint Michigan


CIO at W.K. Kellogg Foundation, 2026 II Allocators Choice Allocator Team finalist


CIO at Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, 2026 II Allocators Choice Allocator Team finalist


Robert Wood Johnson Foundation healthcare philanthropy endowment, Princeton New Jersey


Real Estate Investment Associate at Teacher Retirement System of Texas TRS, identified $2B in data center/AI-driven real estate, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


Portfolio Manager at State of Wisconsin Investment Board SWIB $23B PE and current return, healthcare co-investments, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


Portfolio Manager at Public School and Education Employee Retirement System of Missouri PSRS, prior Goldman Sachs 7yr, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


Public School and Education Employee Retirement System of Missouri PSRS public pension, Jefferson City Missouri


Director of Investments at Villanova University endowment, grew office 2-6 staff since 2017, reduced HF managers from 50 to 15, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


Villanova University endowment investment office, Villanova Pennsylvania


Investor at KrisDan Management single-family office, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


KrisDan Management single-family office investment firm


Director of Investments at Southern Ute Indian Tribe investment fund, 9yr tenure, hedge fund operations derivatives, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


Senior Director of Investments at Michigan State University $4.4B endowment, private investments ~40% assets, 15.1% return 2024, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


Managing Director of Mission Investments at Trinity Church Wall Street $6B endowment, prior Goldman Sachs London/NY, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


Trinity Church Wall Street endowment $6B, New York NY


Investment Officer at Wyoming State Treasurer's Office, private credit head and fixed-income PM, former deputy CIO, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


Wyoming State Treasurer's Office state investment fund, Cheyenne Wyoming


Managing Director of Investments at Wallace Foundation, prior Ping An asset management, Kauffman Fellow, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


Wallace Foundation endowment and philanthropy, New York NY


Investment Officer at CalPERS $3B funds and co-investments, prior co-founder of Baseline Health, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


Director of Investments at Smith College $2.6B endowment, prior Porta Management/Memorial Sloan Kettering, II 2025 Allocator Rising Star


Smith College endowment $2.6B, Northampton Massachusetts


CIO of Hedge Funds at Gavea Investimentos Brazilian investment management, Wikipedia/Bloomberg 2025


Gavea Investimentos Brazilian investment management firm, founded by Arminio Fraga, Rio de Janeiro Brazil


CIO of Previ pension fund for employees of Banco do Brasil, Bloomberg 2025


Previ pension fund for employees of Banco do Brasil, largest pension fund in Latin America, Brazil


CIO since 2022, 2026 II Allocators Choice finalist


CEO and CIO, 2026 II Allocators Choice finalist


CIO General Insurance NA, 2026 II Allocators Choice finalist


Regional CIO North America, 2026 II Allocators Choice finalist


Real Estate Investment Associate, II 2025 Rising Star


Director of Investments, II 2025 Rising Star


Senior Director of Investments, II 2025 Rising Star


MD Mission Investments, II 2025 Rising Star


CIO of Hedge Funds, Bloomberg/Wikipedia 2025


CDPQ has explicit liquid-markets leadership and a large public-capital base, making it a natural target for benchmark-aware quant products.


OTPP has a dedicated hedge funds and ILS lead in the corpus, which means the buyer already understands manager selection and can move on a defined mandate.


Future Fund has a confirmed incoming CIO and a co-CIO structure that separates public and private mandates, creating a concrete review window.


PFZW assets are delegated to PGGM, and the corpus shows PGGM reworking its equity portfolio and using systematic managers.


CPP is a large Canadian pension with a dedicated external-portfolio-management lead.


Allstate has a dedicated multi-asset leader, which makes insurer general-account framing more useful than pure hedge-fund marketing.


The corpus gives Hyundai Marine & Fire a private-equity and private-debt lead, indicating alternative sleeves are already institutionalized.


MacArthur is a large foundation with private-equity leadership and a sustainable-investments seat.


The corpus identifies a CIO-led Rockefeller family-office platform, and family-office demand has tilted toward quant funds and liquid sleeves.


Aksia's leadership stack in the corpus is centered on hedge funds and ODD.


The corpus gives CIBC Pension Plan a public-markets lead, enough to start an allocation conversation if the structure is easy to implement and explain.


Canadian pension allocator with liquid-markets and private-markets coverage; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_swf_pensions.json


Leads CDPQ liquid markets; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_swf_pensions.json


Canadian public pension with active hedge fund and ILS program; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_lps.json


Leads OTPP hedge funds and ILS; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_lps.json


Australian public capital pool with an incoming CIO change; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_swf_pensions.json


Incoming Future Fund CIO effective July 2026; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_swf_pensions.json


Future Fund co-CIO with external-mandate responsibility; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_swf_pensions.json


NZ Super co-CIO focused on public markets; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_swf_pensions.json


NZ Super asset-allocation lead and IC member; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_swf_pensions.json


Dutch healthcare-sector pension whose allocations are managed by PGGM; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_lps.json


Dutch pension manager that executes PFZW allocations and runs systematic equity mandates; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_lps.json


Runs CPP external hedge fund manager relationships; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_lps.json


Canadian corporate pension with public-markets leadership; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick9_aima2025.json


Leads public markets at CIBC Pension Plan; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick9_aima2025.json


Japanese pension federation allocator with CIO coverage; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick9_aima2025.json


CIO at Pension Fund of Japanese Corporations; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick9_aima2025.json


US insurer investment arm with multi-asset and alternatives leadership; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_pe_allocators.json


Heads Allstate multi-asset group; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_pe_allocators.json


Korean insurance general-account allocator with private debt and PE coverage; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_pe_allocators.json


Leads Hyundai Marine & Fire private equity and private debt; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_pe_allocators.json


European insurer with dedicated private equity leadership; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_pe_allocators.json


Leads Generali private equity investments; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_pe_allocators.json


US foundation with private-equity and sustainable-investments leadership; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_pe_allocators.json


Private equity lead at MacArthur; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_pe_allocators.json


US charitable trust with investments leadership; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_pe_allocators.json


Investments lead at Helmsley Trust; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_pe_allocators.json


Large community foundation with dedicated investments leadership; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_alts_allocators.json


Directs investments at Foundation For The Carolinas; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_alts_allocators.json


Rockefeller family office / wealth platform with CIO coverage; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick9_aima2025.json


CIO at Rockefeller Global Family Office; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick9_aima2025.json


Philadelphia-area multi-family office with alternative-investments leadership; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_alts_allocators_2025.json


Leads alternative investments at Pitcairn; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick10_alts_allocators_2025.json


Wertheimer family office with CIO coverage; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick9_family_offices.json


CIO at Mousse Partners; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick9_family_offices.json


Eric and Wendy Schmidt family office with active dealmaking; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick9_family_offices.json


Principal of Hillspire; source_path=data/recovered_batches/extracted_tick9_family_offices.json


Head of Private Equity and Private Debt Team


Group Head of Private Equity Investments


Managing Director, Alternative Investments


Google AI surfaces lift links from indexed, snippet-eligible pages and still depend on standard SEO fundamentals; sources include Google AI features and preferred sources docs.


OpenAI web search layer returns answers with links to relevant web sources and can surface partner-provided content.


Long-form research agent browses the open web, can use uploaded files/spreadsheets, and produces cited reports.


Real-time web answer engine that returns inline citations and supports file uploads on paid plans.


Grounds responses in Microsoft Graph content, web search via Bing, notebooks/reference files, and admin-controlled agents/connectors.


Indexes company knowledge across connected apps and returns permission-aware answers for enterprise teams.


Pulls context across Atlassian work artifacts and third-party SaaS connectors, with admin control over AI access.


Crawler-friendly pages with visible text, bylines, internal links, and matched structured data are the base layer for public answer-engine discovery.


Structured data helps search understand page meaning and can improve rich results and snippet eligibility when aligned with visible text.


Long-form research PDFs are useful for deep research agents and committee packets when readable and well structured.


Allocators and deep research tools can ingest tabular inputs for returns, exposures, drawdowns, holdings, attribution, and scenario analysis.


Permission-aware internal materials in Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Atlassian, Slack, and adjacent systems are what enterprise copilots actually ground on.


Google lets users prefer a domain; preferred sources can be highlighted in Top Stories, AI Mode, and AI Overviews.


Graph connectors and admin-controlled agents decide which external systems Copilot can reference inside Microsoft 365.


Glean and Rovo depend on connected enterprise apps, so distribution follows the apps buyers already live in.


Publish indexable pages for Google AI surfaces.


Connect SharePoint, OneDrive, mail, calendar, and agents.


Connect Slack, Drive, Jira, Confluence, SharePoint, GitHub, Salesforce.


Connect Confluence, Jira, and third-party SaaS.


Set domain as preferred-source candidate.


Fermat AEO/GEO sweep mapped public answer engines and enterprise AI tools likely to shape allocator diligence.


Fermat AEO/GEO sweep identified public HTML, PDF memos, and spreadsheet tables as the core multi-format evidence stack.


Fermat AEO/GEO sweep flagged Microsoft Graph Connectors, Glean connectors, Rovo connectors, and Google Preferred Sources as practical gatekeepers.


Fermat AEO/GEO sweep mapped source-quality risk for public answer engines and enterprise copilots.


Fermat AEO/GEO sweep translated answer-engine behavior into a quant hedge-fund publication stack.


Institutional LP coalition publicly pressed hedge funds to stop charging for cash-like returns and adopt cash hurdles.


Multimanager fund that adopted a cash-hurdle share class and longer lockups after weak performance and investor pressure.


Michael Burry fund associated with investor withdrawal pressure around the subprime short and eventual shutdown.


Industry-level closure and fee-compression signal from 2016 hedge-fund shutdown wave.


Endowment cohort criticized in 2025 study and coverage for expensive alternatives underperformance and consultant complexity incentives.


Fee model in which incentive fees are charged only above cash or Treasury-bill carry.


Systematic/liquid alternative implementation of hedge-fund-like exposures.


Liquid wrappers for systematic or hedge-fund-like exposures.


Low-cost alternative used as a public comparator in fee and board debates.


Liquidity defense that can become a replacement-risk signal.


Governance event where hedge fund fees become publicly contested.


Governance event where consultant incentives and alternative-investment complexity are challenged.


LP coalition pushed cash hurdles for hedge fund fees.


ExodusPoint adopted cash-hurdle share class after weak performance and investor pressure.


Investor withdrawal pressure created liquidity-defense dynamics around Scion.


Persistent underperformance and fee pressure pushed capital toward scale and passive strategies.


Hedge fund fees became a public governance/campaign issue.


Study and coverage criticized expensive alternatives and consultant complexity incentives.


Critiques of alternatives complexity often favor cheaper index exposure.


AQR extended systematic research into liquid alternative products.


Liquid alternatives can implement systematic hedge-fund-like beta.


Newton historical-motion sweep identified a 29-institution LP coalition pushing cash-hurdle fee models.


Newton historical-motion sweep identified ExodusPoint adopting a cash-hurdle share class and longer lockups after weak performance and investor pressure.


Newton historical-motion sweep flagged Scion as a liquidity and investor-pressure case study.


Newton historical-motion sweep flagged the 1,000+ hedge-fund closure wave as a replacement and consolidation signal.


Newton historical-motion sweep flagged NYSCRF hedge-fund fee debate as a board/public-governance motion signal.


Newton historical-motion sweep flagged a study and article criticizing endowment alternatives and consultant complexity incentives.


Newton historical-motion sweep flagged AQR's systematic liquid-alts expansion as a motion signal toward hedge-fund replication and alternative beta.


Existing tick21 private-wealth signal said Citi sold its alternatives platform to iCapital and cited affluent-client distribution.


Tick21 private-wealth channel map identifies iCapital as alternatives access infrastructure for private wealth and advisor distribution.


Tick21 private-wealth channel map identifies CAIS as an advisor access platform with hedge-fund and alternatives distribution relevance.


Tick21 private-wealth signal said allocator appetite for hedge funds re-accelerated in 2026, with private banks leading and family offices also increasing exposure while PE/VC interest weakened.


Tick21 private-wealth signal said family offices are reweighting toward liquidity and some clients are asking managers to research hedge funds instead of continuing to add private equity.


Tick21 private-wealth channel map identifies J.P. Morgan Private Bank as a private bank / wealth allocator connected to family offices.


UBS family-office and UHNW channel with allocation research; source_url=https://www.ubs.com/global/en/wealthmanagement/who-we-serve/family-office-and-uhnw/global-family-office-report.html


Advisor model-portfolio gatekeeper integrating public and private assets; source_url=https://www.barrons.com/advisor/articles/morningstar-apollo-jpmorgan-franklin-model-portfolios-24c81ff8


Wealth platform for advisor-distributed alternatives and SMAs; source_url=https://www.wsj.com/articles/morgan-stanley-collects-2-3-billion-for-private-equity-co-investments-b8f625e6


Private-markets wrapper provider and SMA sponsor; source_url=https://www.barrons.com/advisor/articles/blackrock-morgan-stanley-partners-group-alts-sma-d1702884


Underlying evergreen funds used inside private-markets SMA wrapper; source_url=https://www.barrons.com/advisor/articles/blackrock-morgan-stanley-partners-group-alts-sma-d1702884


Membership network for North American multifamily wealth firms; source_url=https://www.familywealthalliance.com/


Advisor segment reached through CAIS and other alternatives platforms.


Wealth home-office gatekeepers served by alternatives platforms.


Advisor-distributed private-market and alternatives recipients.


CAIS connects alternative managers to independent financial advisors.


CAIS serves advisor home offices with alternatives platform workflows.


J.P. Morgan Private Bank serves and reports on family-office demand.


UBS GWM serves and surveys family offices and UHNW allocators.


Family Wealth Alliance networks multifamily wealth firms and MFOs.


Private-markets SMA initially available on Morgan Stanley platform.


Partners Group evergreen funds are underlying managers for SMA wrapper.


Morgan Stanley distributes private equity co-investment and private-market access to advisor clients.


Laplace private-wealth sweep flagged UBS GWM as a family-office channel and report publisher.


Laplace private-wealth sweep flagged Morningstar Wealth as a model-portfolio gatekeeper integrating public and private assets.


Laplace private-wealth sweep flagged BlackRock private-markets SMA launch on Morgan Stanley with Partners Group evergreen funds as underlying exposure.


Laplace private-wealth sweep flagged Family Wealth Alliance as a B2B network for multifamily wealth firms and MFOs.


RVK manager research and investment advisory leadership node.


RVK consultant influence node for manager-search and allocation workflows.


RVK consultant influence node for institutional allocation workflows.


Cerity institutional consulting executive tied to allocator advisory channel.


Marquette leadership / allocator-advisory contact.


Marquette research leadership relevant to manager evaluation and strategy memos.


Marquette consultant contact relevant to public allocator searches.


Research login reveals client-facing decision-content surface.


Manager login reveals database / submission control-plane surface.


CPP Investments (CPPIB), appointed February 2021. Manages C$793.3 billion in assets as of March 31, 2026. Source: https://ca.linkedin.com/in/johngrahamcppib


CPP Investments (CPPIB). Appointed as first-ever dedicated CIO in September 2020. Over 25 years of investment experience. Source: https://www.cppinvestments.com/about-us/leadership/senior-management-team/


CDPQ (Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec), appointed 2020. Mandate renewed through February 2029. Manages C$517 billion in assets. Source: https://www.pionline.com/pension-funds/cdpq-board-renews-ceo-charles-emonds-mandate/


CDPQ Infra, effective January 1, 2026. Joined CDPQ Infra in 2019. Over 25 years managing and structuring major infrastructure projects. Source: https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/leadership-change-at-cdpq-infra-in-2026-jean-marc-arbaud-announces-retirement-daniel-farina-appointed-president-and-ceo-894521041.html


Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (OTPP). Succeeded Ron Mock in January 2020. Manages approximately C$204 billion in assets. Source: https://www.otpp.com/en-ca/about-us/our-leadership/


Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (OTPP). Named CIO in January 2024, splitting role with Gillian Brown. At OTPP since 2003. Responsible for setting fund's overall asset mix and managing risks. Source: https://www.pionline.com/pension-funds/ontario-teachers-names-stephen-mclennan-gillian-brown-cios/


Ontario Teachers' Pension Plan (OTPP). Named CIO in January 2024, splitting role with Stephen McLennan. At OTPP since 1995. Responsible for execution and management of equities, infrastructure, natural resources, venture capital and real estate investments. Source: https://www.pionline.com/pension-funds/ontario-teachers-names-stephen-mclennan-gillian-brown-cios/


PSP Investments (Public Sector Pension Investment Board). Appointed effective September 1, 2022. Manages C$320.6 billion in assets as of March 31, 2026. Source: https://www.investpsp.com/en/news/psp-investments-appoints-deborah-k-orida-as-president-and-chief-executive-officer/


PSP Investments (Public Sector Pension Investment Board). Promoted to CIO effective February 3, 2025. Previously led infrastructure and clean-tech portfolio. Source: https://www.ai-cio.com/news/psp-investments-names-infrastructure-clean-tech-boss-patrick-charbonneau-as-cio/


OMERS (Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System). As of July 1, 2026, took on CIO responsibilities in addition to CEO role following Ralph Berg's departure. Manages C$208 billion in assets. Source: https://www.omers.com/blake-hutcheson


OMERS (Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System). Departed July 1, 2026 to join Temasek as head of Europe and head of New Energy & Industrials and Mobility & Logistics teams. Source: https://www.ai-cio.com/news/omers-cio-ralph-berg-depart/


HOOPP (Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan), effective April 1, 2025. Previously Executive VP and Global Head of Infrastructure at OMERS managing C$34 billion. Source: https://hoopp.com/news-and-insights/newsroom/newsroom-details/hoopp-board-of-trustees-appoints-annesley-wallace-as-new-president-ceo


HOOPP (Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan). Retained by CEO Annesley Wallace to lead revamped investment approach in 2025. Source: https://www.theglobeandmail.com/business/article-hoopp-new-ceo-says-investing-world-is-changing-portfolios-have-to-be-more-adaptable/


BCI (British Columbia Investment Management Corporation). Appointed 2014. Manages C$295 billion in assets as of March 31, 2025. Appointed to Order of British Columbia. Previously CEO of PSP Investments for 11 years. Source: https://www.bci.ca/bio/gordon-j-fyfe/


AIMCo (Alberta Investment Management Corporation). Appointed December 2025 after interim role since November 2024. Manages C$182 billion in assets. Source: https://www.top1000funds.com/2026/02/cost-efficiency-and-less-directs-aimcos-cio-spells-out-new-strategy/


AIMCo (Alberta Investment Management Corporation). Promoted to CIO in July 2025. At AIMCo for 14 years, previously led public markets division. Manages C$182 billion in assets. Source: https://www.wealthprofessional.ca/news/industry-news/aimco-appoints-new-cio-after-public-markets-role-and-executive-turnover/389695


AustralianSuper. Appointed October 1, 2021. Manages over A$400 billion in assets (sixteenth largest pension fund globally). Spent 20 years in Australian union movement before joining AustralianSuper in 2007. Source: https://www.australiansuper.com/about-us/newsroom/2025/12/chief-investment-officer-mark-delaney-steps-down


AustralianSuper. Retired June 20, 2026 after 25 years. Contributed approximately A$190 billion in investment returns to A$400 billion fund. Source: https://www.australiansuper.com/about-us/newsroom/2025/12/chief-investment-officer-mark-delaney-steps-down


AustralianSuper. Formally commenced July 1, 2026. Spent 13 years leading AustralianSuper's Australian equities division. Expanded internal assets from A$1 billion to A$100 billion in domestic equities. Source: https://www.australiansuper.com/about-us/newsroom/2025/12/chief-investment-officer-mark-delaney-steps-down


Australian Retirement Trust. Effective October 1, 2025. Succeeded David Anderson who resigned after 18 months. Manages A$330 billion in assets. Source: https://www.pionline.com/people-on-the-move/pi-australian-retirement-trust-ceo-kathy-vincent-succeeds-david-anderson/


Australian Retirement Trust. Oversees delivery of investment products and solutions. Source: https://ionanalytics.com/insights/mergermarket/ian-patrick-chief-investment-officer-at-australian-retirement-trust-on-the-private-market-in-australia-and-art-approach-to-it/


Australian Retirement Trust. Appointed effective mid-October 2025. Previously chair of Sunsuper since February 2018. Source: https://www.marketsgroup.org/news/australian-retirement-fund-appoints-a-new-ceo


Aware Super. Leads fund managing A$205 billion in superannuation savings. Over 25 years experience in financial services in Australia and overseas. Expert in super, wealth and insurance. Source: https://aware.com.au/member/about-us/our-people


Aware Super. Appointed effective December 1, 2025. Previously head of portfolio management at Aware Super since 2023. Former CIO and co-head global equities/fixed income at AMP Capital. Manages A$205 billion in assets. Source: https://aware.com.au/member/about-us/newsroom/october-2025/aware-super-appoints-simon-warner-as-chief-investment-officer


Canada Pension Plan Investment Board (CPPIB). Toronto headquarters. C$793.3 billion AUM as of March 31, 2026. World's seventh-largest pension fund. Invests across public equity, private equity, real estate, infrastructure, natural resources, fixed-income. Source: https://www.cppinvestments.com/


Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec. Quebec City and Montreal headquarters. C$517 billion AUM. Canada's second-largest pension fund. Over 87% of AUM are pension funds. Source: https://www.top1000funds.com/asset_owner/caisse-de-depot-et-placement-du-quebec-cdpq/


OTPP. Toronto headquarters. Manages approximately C$204 billion in assets. One of Canada's largest pension funds. Only Canadian fund with dual CIO structure. Source: https://www.otpp.com/en-ca/about-us/our-leadership/


Public Sector Pension Investment Board. C$320.6 billion AUM as of March 31, 2026. Invests for Canadian Forces, RCMP, Reserve Force (900,000+ beneficiaries). Source: https://www.investpsp.com/en/psp/senior-management/


Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System. C$208 billion in assets. Owns Oxford Properties. One of Canada's largest pension funds. Source: https://www.omers.com/


Healthcare of Ontario Pension Plan. Healthcare sector pension plan. One of Canada's major pension funds. Source: https://hoopp.com/


British Columbia Investment Management Corporation. Victoria, British Columbia. C$295 billion AUM as of March 31, 2025. Invests for BC public sector. Source: https://www.bci.ca/about/about-bci/


Alberta Investment Management Corporation. C$182 billion AUM. Invests pension funds for Alberta public sector and athabasca tribal council. Source: https://www.aimco.ca/


Australia's largest superannuation fund. A$400 billion AUM, 3.5 million members. World's sixteenth-largest pension fund. Source: https://www.australiansuper.com/


Australia's second-largest superannuation fund. A$330 billion AUM, 2.4 million members. Formed February 28, 2022 by merger of QSuper and Sunsuper. Source: https://www.australianretirementtrust.com.au/


Australia's third-largest superannuation fund. A$205 billion AUM, 1.15 million members. Source: https://aware.com.au/


President & CEO, appointed February 2021


Senior Managing Director & CIO, appointed September 2020


President & CEO, mandate renewed through 2029


President & CEO of CDPQ Infra, effective January 1, 2026


CIO - Asset Allocation, appointed January 2024


CIO - Public & Private Assets, appointed January 2024


President & CEO, since September 1, 2022


President & CEO, also CIO since July 1, 2026


CIO until July 1, 2026, departed to join Temasek


CIO & Deputy CEO, retired June 20, 2026 after 25 years


Founded 1999 by Philippe Laffont with initial $15M seed from Julian Robertson. Specializes in technology-driven long/short equity. YTD 2025: +9% (Bloomberg, Jul 2025)


Founded Coatue Management in 1999. Tiger cub protégé of Julian Robertson with initial capital support from Tiger Management (Bloomberg, Jul 2025)


Founded 1997 by Stephen Mandel. $19B AUM as of 2026. H1 2025 return: +16%. Tiger Management protégé fund (Bloomberg, Jul 2025; AOL, 2026)


Founded Lone Pine Capital in 1997. Led Tiger Cubs with strongest H1 2025 performance at +16%. Tiger Management protégé (Bloomberg, Jul 2025)


Founded October 1999. $55B AUM as of 2026. Specializes in long-short equity, long-only equity, and private equity strategies (Wikipedia; AOL, 2026)


Co-founded Viking Global Investors in October 1999 with Brian T Olson and David C Ott (Wikipedia)


Co-founded Viking Global Investors in October 1999 with Ole Andreas Halvorsen and David C Ott (Wikipedia)


Co-founded Viking Global Investors in October 1999 with Ole Andreas Halvorsen and Brian T Olson (Wikipedia)


$45.7B AUM as of 2026. Multi-strategy discretionary long/short equity, systematic, macro, and venture capital. 3,000+ employees. 2025 return: +17.5% (Insider Monkey, 2026; Reuters)


Founded Point72 Asset Management in 2014 after legal issues at S.A.C. Capital Advisors. 2025 return: +17.5%. Undergoing leadership restructuring in 2026 (Insider Monkey, 2026; Reuters)


Founded 1993. $15.8B AUM as of 2025. Fundamental long-short equity strategy (Wikipedia; CapitalAUM.com)


Founded Maverick Capital in 1993. Manages $15.8B AUM as of 2025 (Wikipedia; CapitalAUM.com)


Founded 1997, headquartered in London. $82.1B AUM as of November 2024. Multi-strategy long-short equity platform (Wikipedia)


Co-founded Marshall Wace in 1997 with Ian Wace. $82.1B AUM as of November 2024 (Wikipedia)


Co-founded Marshall Wace in 1997 with Paul Marshall. $82.1B AUM as of November 2024 (Wikipedia)


Founded February 1998, headquartered in London. $7B AUM as of June 2023. Fundamental long-short equity strategy (Wikipedia)


Co-founded Lansdowne Partners in February 1998 with Steven Heinz. $7B AUM as of June 2023 (Wikipedia)


Co-founded Lansdowne Partners in February 1998 with Paul Ruddock. $7B AUM as of June 2023 (Wikipedia)


Founded 1998 by George Loening. $46.6B AUM as of March 2024. Specializes in traditional long-only and long/short equity strategies. 19 private funds (Insider Monkey, 2026; Preqin)


Founded Select Equity Group in 1998. Specializes in long-only and long/short equity strategies (Insider Monkey, 2026)


Joined Select Equity Group in 2008 as President and Principal. $46.6B AUM as of March 2024 (Insider Monkey, 2026)


Founded March 1994. $16.3B AUM as of January 2023. Concentrated long-short equity strategy (Wikipedia; Insider Monkey)


Co-founded Egerton Capital in March 1994 with William Bollinger. $16.3B AUM as of January 2023 (Wikipedia; Insider Monkey)


Co-founded Egerton Capital in March 1994 with John Armitage. $16.3B AUM as of January 2023 (Wikipedia; Insider Monkey)


Founded 1990. $65.9B AUM as of 2025. Multi-strategy spanning equities, fixed income, commodities, global macro. Wellington fund +10.2% in 2025 (Wikipedia; Insider Monkey; CNBC, 2026)


Founded Citadel in 1990. Built firm into major data-driven multi-strategy hedge fund. $65.9B AUM as of 2025. Flagship Wellington fund +10.2% in 2025 (Wikipedia; CNBC, 2026)


Founded 1989. $87B AUM as of May 2026. 6,600+ employees. Multi-manager platform with discretionary and quantitative strategies. 12-15% average annual AUM growth (Wikipedia; Insider Monkey; Oreate AI, 2026)


Co-founded Millennium Management in 1989 with Ronald Shear. CEO leading firm to $87B AUM as of May 2026. Fourth-highest net gains of any hedge fund since 1989 (Wikipedia; Insider Monkey)


Co-founded Millennium Management in 1989 with Israel Englander from American Stock Exchange acquaintance relationship. Departed after 6 months (Wikipedia)


$12.6B AUM as of March 2025. Public and private investments. Series B or later clinical programs, often held through IPO. Sectors: oncology, rare disease, neuroscience (Wikipedia; Hedgeweek)


Co-founded RA Capital Management in 2001. Focuses on healthcare, biotechnology, and planetary health. $12.6B AUM as of March 2025 (Wikipedia; Hedgeweek)


Co-founded RA Capital Management in 2001 with Richard Aldrich. Focuses on healthcare and biotechnology investments. $12.6B AUM as of March 2025 (Wikipedia; Hedgeweek)


Founded 1994. $15B AUM as of March 2023. Public and private equity, structured credit, royalties. Creative financing structures in healthcare. Over $600M raised for next biotech venture fund (Wikipedia; Hedgeweek; BioPharma Dive)


Founded Deerfield Management in 1994 with $17M in equity. $15B AUM as of March 2023. Deep industry relationships across pharma and biotech (Wikipedia; BioPharma Dive)


Founded 1989. Headquartered in New York with offices in San Francisco, Israel, India, China. Invests Series A through late-stage and public markets in biopharma, devices, diagnostics. Check size $20M-$100M+ (Wikipedia; Hedgeweek)


Founded 2017 by Jacob Gottlieb. Specializes in healthcare sector. Founded after Visium Asset Management (~$8B AUM peak) (Altiumcap.com; Hedgeweek)


Founded Altium Capital Management in 2017. Previously founded Visium Asset Management in 2005, which grew to ~$8B AUM. Healthcare focus (Altiumcap.com; Hedgeweek)


Founded 2025+ by Vince Aita (ex-Citadel PM). Started trading with $275M, seeking $200M additional for market-neutral pharma/biotech fund (US/European focus) (Hedgeweek)


Former Citadel portfolio manager. Founded Cutter Capital Management with $275M launch capital targeting market-neutral pharma/biotech positions (Hedgeweek)


$70B AUM as of 2025. 2,000+ employees as of 2026. Uses AI, machine learning, distributed computing for trading. Major technology sector focus (Wikipedia; Insider Monkey)


Quantitative and systematic hedge fund with technology focus. Competes in long-short equity space (Wikipedia)


$3.5B AUM. Energy-focused alternative investment strategy (Hedgelists, 2023)


$1.6B AUM. Energy-focused hedge fund (Hedgelists, 2023)


$3.4B AUM. Energy Dynamics fund track record since 2015. Clean energy and energy transition focus (Clean Energy Transition)


Founded Tiger Management. Seed investor for multiple Tiger Cubs (Coatue, Lone Pine, Viking Global). Retired but legacy continues through protégés (Bloomberg, Jul 2025; Wall Street Prep)


Founded by Julian Robertson. No longer active but spawned Tiger Cubs that collectively manage hundreds of billions. Protégés include Coatue, Lone Pine, Viking Global (Wall Street Prep)


Founded Coatue Management in 1999 (Bloomberg, Jul 2025)


Provided initial $15M capital to launch Coatue Management in 1999 (Bloomberg, Jul 2025)


Founded Lone Pine Capital in 1997 (Bloomberg, Jul 2025)


Backed Stephen Mandel to establish Lone Pine Capital in 1997 (Bloomberg, Jul 2025)


Co-founded Viking Global Investors in October 1999 (Wikipedia)


Backed Ole Andreas Halvorsen and co-founders to establish Viking Global Investors (Bloomberg, Jul 2025)


Founded Point72 Asset Management in 2014 after S.A.C. Capital Advisors legal issues (Wikipedia; Insider Monkey)


Founded Maverick Capital in 1993 (Wikipedia; CapitalAUM.com)


Co-founded Marshall Wace in 1997 (Wikipedia)


Co-founded Lansdowne Partners in February 1998 (Wikipedia)


Founded Select Equity Group in 1998 (Insider Monkey, 2026)


Joined Select Equity Group as President and Principal in 2008 (Insider Monkey, 2026)


Co-founded Egerton Capital in March 1994 (Wikipedia; Insider Monkey)


Founded Citadel in 1990 (Wikipedia; CNBC, 2026)


Co-founded Millennium Management in 1989 with Ronald Shear (Wikipedia; Insider Monkey)


Co-founded Millennium Management in 1989 with Israel Englander (Wikipedia)


Co-founded RA Capital Management in 2001 (Wikipedia; Hedgeweek)


Founded Deerfield Management in 1994 with $17M in equity (Wikipedia; BioPharma Dive)


Founded Altium Capital Management in 2017 (Altiumcap.com; Hedgeweek)


Founded Visium Asset Management in 2005, grew to ~$8B AUM (Altiumcap.com)


Ex-Citadel PM founded Cutter Capital Management with $275M launch capital (Hedgeweek)


Reappointed for second term (2025-2030); manages Norway's $2.2 trillion sovereign wealth fund. Source: NBIM official website, Bloomberg 2025-03-18, CNBC 2026-03-17


Appointed co-CIO Equities on 1 July 2022; manages active equity and credit investments. Joined NBIM 2006 as Portfolio Manager. Source: IPE News


Appointed co-CIO Equities on 1 July 2022; manages active equity and credit investments. Previously specialist in Financials at Theorema Asset Management and director equity research at UBS. Source: IPE News, Citywire


Held CIO Equity Strategies 2014-2022; joined NBIM 2003 as portfolio manager. Previously Merrill Lynch and Morgan Stanley London. Source: NBIM


Appointed 1 April 2026; joined NBIM October 2001, progressed through senior roles. Qualified Chartered Accountant with Sustainable Finance Executive Program from University of Oxford. Source: NBIM official, IPE News


Appointed September 2023 from Handelsbanken Capital Markets (head of global fixed income and currencies). Started career at Riksbank 1998. Source: IPE News, Pensions & Investments


Appointed early 2024. Previously Head of Asset Management at Erik Penser Bank and Head of Asset Allocation at Nordea Wealth Management. Chief economist at Ericsson late 1990s. Source: IPE News, HedgeNordic


Discussed allocation and mandate changes for AP2; AP2 completing integration of sister fund AP6 in 2025 under new asset management model. Source: IPE News


Appointed September 1, 2025; previously CIO since 2015 and Executive Vice President since 2021. Served as Head of Equities and Head of Allocation 2000-2010. Master's in Economics. Source: Ilmarinen official, Pensions & Investments


Selected after Mursula's promotion to CEO; 19+ years in equity investment, 9 years as senior portfolio manager for Finnish and Swedish equities at Ilmarinen. Source: IPE News


Age 67; 30+ years in investment industry. Career at Allianz Group (Asset Management to Managing Director), Allianz Pimco (management board), then Arabesque Asset Management (CIO & Partner 2014-2017). Now leads Germany's €24 billion sovereign wealth fund. Source: KENFO official, II Networks, Finews


Oversees investment strategy since 2017 at third-largest Dutch pension fund serving 1.4 million participants. Source: Chief Investment Officer Magazine, IPE


CIO at ATP, Denmark's major pension fund managing ~$102 billion in assets. Source: Top1000funds.com


Investment strategy leadership at ATP pension fund. Source: Top1000funds.com


CIO of PFA managing ~$100 billion; joined from ATP in 2019. PFA recently overtook ATP as Denmark's largest pension fund. Source: Top1000funds.com


Appointed January 2024; previously CIO at AP3 (2023). Former investment background at Swedish state pension. Source: Pensions & Investments, IPE News


CIO of Danish pension fund AkademikerPension. Source: IPE News 2025-2026


CEO of KLP, Norway's largest pension fund established 1949. Source: KLP official website


World's largest investor, manages Government Pension Fund Global. Assets: 1.526 trillion kroner ($2.228 trillion) as of 2025. Established to manage Norway's petroleum wealth. Source: NBIM official, Bloomberg, CNBC


Manages SEK 1.5 trillion+ (EUR 137.7 billion). One of five buffer funds backing Swedish state pension system. Source: IPE News, Top1000funds.com


SEK 491.5 billion buffer fund. One of five backing main Swedish state pension. Source: IPE News, Top1000funds.com


Undergoing integration of sister fund AP6; introducing new asset management model in 2026. Source: IPE News 2026


Finland's largest private investor; EUR 46 billion in investment assets. Established 1961. Mutual pension insurance company. Source: Ilmarinen official, Pensions & Investments


Established 1949; provides pension, financial, banking and insurance services. Owned by municipalities, companies and health enterprises. Known for ethics-based investment strategy. Source: KLP official


Fonds zur Finanzierung der kerntechnischen Entsorgung; established 16 June 2017; EUR 24 billion AUM; Germany's largest public endowment and first SWF. Source: KENFO official


Arbejdsmarkedets Tillægspension; manages ~$102 billion; major Danish pension fund. Source: Top1000funds.com


Denmark's largest pension fund (as of 2026); manages ~$100 billion; recently overtook ATP in size. Source: Top1000funds.com


Major Swedish pension fund with defined-benefit pension scheme. Recent returns ~10% (reported 2025). Source: Pensions & Investments, AMWatch


Third-largest Dutch pension fund; covers metal and technical sectors; 1.4 million participants; 34,300 employers; established 1948. AUM: EUR 75+ billion. Source: Top1000funds.com, Global SWF


Stichting Pensioenfonds ABP; EUR 532 billion AUM (2025); provides pensions to government and education employees in Netherlands. Source: Wikipedia, Global SWF


Manages ~$625 billion (EUR 616 billion, end 2024) for pension funds including ABP, bpfBOUW, SPW, and others. 4.6 million participants. Source: Top1000funds.com, APG official


Not-for-profit cooperative pension fund service provider; 4.4 million participants in Netherlands. Infrastructure investments and healthcare sector focus. Source: PGGM official


Danish-based pension fund with CIO Anders Schelde. Source: IPE News 2025-2026


CEO since September 2020, reappointed March 2025 for second term through 2030


Co-CIO Equities since 1 July 2022; joined NBIM 2006


CIO Equity Strategies 2014-2022; now Senior Portfolio Manager; 23-year tenure


Chief Risk Officer since 1 April 2026; joined October 2001


Outgoing CEO; discussed mandate changes during 2025-2026 restructuring


President and CEO since 1 September 2025; previously CIO since 2015


Chief Equities Officer after Mursula's promotion to CEO


CEO and CIO; 30+ years investment industry experience


Chief Investment Officer; joined from ATP in 2019


Chief Investment Officer since January 2024


Previous employment before joining PFA in 2019


CIO before joining Alecta in August 2023


Exclusively manages Netherlands' largest pension fund


Works with PGGM on infrastructure investments including Swedish heating company Stockholm Exergi


Open-search signals already rank highest; consultant gatekeepers are the upstream validation layer for those searches.


Useful AEO/GEO target because institutional consultants increasingly consume vendor pages, research portals, and AI summaries before direct manager meetings.


This is directly actionable for AEO/GEO because the content surface is structured around consultant research and manager intake.


CEO sits inside GIC executive decision chain.


Group CIO sits inside GIC executive decision chain.


Committee is GIC highest management body.


Alternative-assets manager registration route.


Internal derivatives and absolute-return team.


Approves portfolio and asset-class strategies.


Top executive gatekeeper; lower confidence Wikipedia source.


Advisory committee layer; lower confidence Wikipedia source.


Corporate decision maker around insurer general account; lower confidence Wikipedia source.


Registration system is a concrete action surface for manager discovery.


Named internal team gives a concrete buyer surface.


CIO transition window is a high-value historical-motion and near-term-review signal.


Wikipedia-derived source should be SME-verified before trading or outreach use.


Kaiser Permanente corporate pension $61.8B AUM, Oakland California, lpbacked.com 2026


Lockheed Martin corporate pension $46.3B AUM, Bethesda Maryland, lpbacked.com 2026


General Electric corporate pension $45.9B AUM, Cincinnati Ohio, lpbacked.com 2026


RTX Corporation (Raytheon) corporate pension $43.9B AUM, Farmington Connecticut, lpbacked.com 2026


UPS corporate pension $43.9B AUM, Atlanta Georgia, lpbacked.com 2026


GM hourly employees pension $42.1B AUM, Detroit Michigan, lpbacked.com 2026


Ford Motor corporate pension $33.9B AUM, Dearborn Michigan, lpbacked.com 2026


AT&T corporate pension $31.0B AUM, Dallas Texas, lpbacked.com 2026


United Methodist Church pension and investment $26.8B AUM, Glenview Illinois, lpbacked.com 2026


FedEx corporate pension $25.9B AUM, Memphis Tennessee, lpbacked.com 2026


Central Pension Fund IUOE multiemployer pension $24.8B AUM, Washington DC, lpbacked.com 2026


IBM corporate pension $24.5B AUM, Armonk New York, lpbacked.com 2026


Johnson & Johnson corporate pension $21.2B AUM, New Brunswick New Jersey, lpbacked.com 2026


IBEW/NECA multiemployer pension $20.0B AUM, Rockville Maryland, lpbacked.com 2026


Honeywell corporate pension $17.8B AUM, Charlotte North Carolina, lpbacked.com 2026


1199SEIU healthcare workers union benefit fund $17.4B AUM, New York NY, lpbacked.com 2026


Episcopal Church pension and benefits $17.0B AUM, New York NY, lpbacked.com 2026


Walt Disney corporate pension $16.0B AUM, Burbank California, lpbacked.com 2026


Delta Air Lines corporate pension $15.7B AUM, Atlanta Georgia, lpbacked.com 2026


ConEd utility corporate pension $15.5B AUM, New York NY, lpbacked.com 2026


Shell Oil Company US corporate pension $14.9B AUM, Houston Texas, lpbacked.com 2026


Truist Financial bank corporate pension $14.5B AUM, Charlotte North Carolina, lpbacked.com 2026


BNY Mellon bank corporate pension $14.2B AUM, Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, lpbacked.com 2026


3M corporate pension $13.9B AUM, Saint Paul Minnesota, lpbacked.com 2026


International Association of Machinists multiemployer pension $13.7B AUM, Washington DC, lpbacked.com 2026


Verizon corporate pension $13.6B AUM, Basking Ridge New Jersey, lpbacked.com 2026


Presbyterian Church USA pension and benefits $13.2B AUM, Philadelphia Pennsylvania, lpbacked.com 2026


United Airlines corporate pension $13.0B AUM, Chicago Illinois, lpbacked.com 2026


IMF staff pension $13.0B AUM, Washington DC, lpbacked.com 2026


Caterpillar corporate pension $12.7B AUM, Irving Texas, lpbacked.com 2026


John Deere corporate pension $12.5B AUM, Moline Illinois, lpbacked.com 2026