Solomar
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Investment thesis
Solomar is a family office that allocates its own capital globally to external managers using a bottom-up, delegated-management approach that limits macro views. It emphasizes diversification by style, sector, geography, and size, with no sector exceeding 30% of the portfolio, and does not leverage at the portfolio level. The bulk of capital goes into offshore hedge funds and long-only funds, with selective investments in private funds where the GP holds over 10% of capital and expected IRR exceeds 20%. It targets a long-term CAGR above 12%, prefers smaller nimble funds run by experienced specialists, and its largest allocations focus on healthcare, technology, and energy.
Source: firm website, verified Aug 3, 2026.
Frequently asked questions
- What sectors does Solomar focus on?
- Solomar focuses on AI & Machine Learning, Energy, Enterprise Software, Healthtech, Sector Agnostic.
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