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Alex Stewart

Investor

Managing Director at WestCap

New York City

Writes $100K – $5M checks · typically $1.5M

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Experience

  1. WestCapManaging Directorcurrent2025 — present
  2. WestCapPrincipal2023 — 2024
  3. WestCapVice President2021 — 2023
  4. The Carlyle GroupManager2015 — 2021
  5. Goldman SachsAssociate, Alternative Investments and Manager Selection2014 — 2015New York
  6. PwCAssociate, Asset Management2011 — 2014New York

Skills & more

Financial Modeling4Financial Analysis4Microsoft Excel2Valuation3Investments3Microsoft PowerPointPrivate Equity1Accounting6Finance1CreditFX Hedging1

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Alex Stewart?
Managing Director at WestCap
Where does Alex Stewart work?
Alex Stewart is Managing Director at WestCap.
What check size does Alex Stewart write?
Alex Stewart typically writes checks of $100K – $5M.
Where did Alex Stewart go to school?
Alex Stewart studied at Columbia Business School (Master of Business Administration - MBA); University of Mississippi (Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA, Finance); University of Mississippi (Bachelor's, Accounting).

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