The price of ability does not depend on merit but on supply and demand. – George Bernard Shaw

For our summer 2023 OCIO directory we wrote: Despite the Nasdaq losing a third of its value, 33%, the Russell 3000 down by 20.48%, the S&P 500 off 20%, and the Dow shedding 9%, total outsourced assets on our list dipped a tenable 9.5%, or $356 billion to $3.4 trillion.

How quickly time flies.  Today, with global markets hitting record highs, our latest directory flush with providers, and related AUM over five trillion dollars, discretionary outsourcers of every persuasion are charging ahead chasing assets and fees.

But we can’t help but wonder, are there really that many fully-integrated, conflict-free, financially-grounded, independent investment offices – to paraphrase Hirtle Callaghan’s raison d’etre – fit and able to serve the needs of families, foundations, and related nonprofits?

Supply and demand

There’s torrential demand as waves of new money seek professional advice.  And a supply gusher as stalwarts and wannabes rewire their practices for OCIO prospects.

Every week it seems someone we’ve never heard of with three, four hundred million comes calling.  Their wealth has surged, they’ve funded a foundation – or sit on the board – and it’s all getting out of hand.  Everyone’s after a piece of their pie, they’ve browsed through our directory, and they’re looking for a firm they can trust.

“The US commands an extraordinary 34% of global liquid private wealth and houses 37% of the world’s millionaire population according to the latest Henley & Partners wealth report.  And this wealth dominance extends across all brackets, with 36% of the world’s centi-millionaires (those with USD +100 million) and 33% of its billionaires residing in the US.”

Eying the celestial end of the wealth spectrum, the Wall Street Journal reports: “The net worth held by the top 0.1% of households in the U.S. reached $23.3 trillion in the second quarter this year, from $10.7 trillion a decade earlier, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis. The amount held by the bottom 50% increased to $4.2 trillion from $900 billion over that period.”

The big squeeze

Pricing plans are crumbling as cost increases and fee compression undercut margins.  Revenue on managed assets topped $58 billion in 2024 announced Boston Consulting Group, but almost three-fourths of the gain (70%) came from market performance and a move to lower-priced products.

Meanwhile, it takes a small fortune to field a full-service institutional grade practice as compensation, sourcing, due diligence, cyber-security, audits, and compliance expenses continue to climb.

“Shifts in product offerings and approaches to distribution, industry-wide consolidation, and the need for radically leaner cost structures” are behind the squeeze.  To fatten margins, BCG suggests offering actively managed assets such as active ETFs, model portfolios, and separately managed accounts, and offering private assets to retail clients.

But therein lies a dilemma.  To truly serve clients, aren’t discretionary outsourcers obliged to avoid the conflicts and temptations endemic in money management?  Alicia McElhaney, Institutional Investor, describes the quandary:

“A pioneer in the outsourced chief investment officer business says it’s necessary to be both a pure-play provider — with no products to sell — and have scale.  A large asset manager believes disclosing and managing potential conflicts is enough.  A search consultant says no OCIO is truly free of competing interests.”

OCIOs everywhere

What exactly is an outsourced chief investment officer?  To date there’s no industry standard or designated authority to police the usurpers.

We publish our directory to help families and institutions locate, review, and connect with full-service discretionary outsource investment managers.  If a firm says they provide OCIO services, and their website suggests they do, we usually, though not always, add them. But there sure are a lot of them.

[For this issue we removed five firms and added one, Third Lake Partners.]

Institutional grade OCIOs are sophisticated operations.  The crème de la crème have years of experience – time to fully hone systems, service, succession, and investment capabilities.  Hirtle Callaghan and Blackrock opened for business in 1988, McMorgan & Company set up shop in 1969, Brown Brothers Harriman and JPMorgan Chase date back over two centuries.

Adding to the muddle, each OCIO has its own culture, client mix, investment style, and biases.  Some firms focus on indexing and liquid markets, others on alternatives, still others on ESG.  Some customize portfolios for clients, others don’t.

Final thoughts

The outsourced full-discretion investment business is hyper-competitive, hard to differentiate, and expensive to scale, with hundreds of players including RIAs, banks, brokers, and asset managers all competing for nonprofit and UHNW discretionary mandates. It’s hard to cut through the clutter.

To quote one industry veteran: “As more and more thoughtful investors recognize the power and promise of OCIO, it’s time to review its three primary requirements.

  • A Conflict-Free Structure: OCIO requires a structure that is conflict-free and truly open architecture with no products or hidden corporate agendas to confound decision making.
  • Purchasing Power: OCIO requires sufficient purchasing power to pay for talent and support to fully exploit global complexity, noise, and opportunity.
  • An Investment Management Culture: OCIOs require a point-accountable, investment management culture.”

Our advice? When looking for an OCIO, it pays to be thorough. Once a family or foundation (or pension fund, healthcare system, insurance company, etc.) commits to a partner, an OCIO relationship is not easily undone.

Charles Skorina

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(download PDF directory only)

Outsourced Chief Investment Officer

(OCIO) Directory, Fall 2025

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  1. Acansa Investment Management Group, Tyson’s Corner, VA

$903mm total

Mary L. Cahill, CEO & CIO

mcahill@acansa-inv.com

(703) 639-1888

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  1. Alan Biller and Associates, Menlo Park, CA

$69bn discretionary assets

$184bn total

Alan D. Biller, Chairman

Jennifer Newell, CEO

info@alanbiller.com

(650) 328-7283

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  1. Alesco Advisors, Pittsford, NY

$4.99bn discretionary assets

$5.93bn total

Todd D. Green, Principal, Business Development & Client Service

tgreen@alescoadvisors.com

(585) 586-0970 office

(585) 749-0357 cell

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  1. Angeles Investment Advisors, Santa Monica, CA

$7.15bn discretionary assets

$42.77bn total

David Brief, Senior Managing Director

dbrief@angelesinvestments.com

(310) 857-5834

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  1. AON, Chicago, IL

$195.6bn global discretionary assets

$4.303 trillion global advisory

Beth Halberstadt, Senior Partner, US Investments Solutions Leader

beth.halberstadt@aon.com

(508) 612-6222

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  1. Asset Consulting Group, St. Louis, MO

$1.0bn discretionary assets

$200bn total

George A. Tarlas, Senior Managing Director

george.tarlas@acgnet.com

(314) 862-4848

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  1. Atlas Capital Advisors, San Francisco, CA

$1.2bn discretionary assets

$1.3bn total

Ken Frier, Chief Investment Officer

ken@atlasca.com

John Baker, Managing Director

john.baker@atlasca.com

(415) 254-3261

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  1. Bank of America, New York, NY

$110.1bn institutional discretionary assets

$2.0 trillion total managed assets

Bernard Reidy, Managing Director, National

Endowment and Foundations Executive

bernard.reidy@bofa.com

(203) 571-5341

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  1. BBR Partners, New York, NY

$30.7bn discretionary assets

$33.2bn total

Todd Whitenack, Co-Managing Partner

twhitenack@bbrpartners.com

(212) 313-9875

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  1. Beacon Pointe Advisors, Newport Beach, CA

$1.4bn discretionary assets

$50bn total

Michael J. Skillman, Managing Director

mskillman@beaconpointe.com

(949) 259-0956

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  1. BlackRock, New York, NY

$372bn global discretionary assets

$12.53 trillion total

John Simpson, Managing Director, Head of OCIO for Americas

within Multi-Asset Strategies & Solutions (MASS)

john.simpson@blackrock.com

(212) 810-3683

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  1. Blue Edge Capital, Richmond, VA

$780mm discretionary assets

$850mm total

Peter H. Bowles, Managing Director

pbowles@blueedgecap.com

(804) 673-7404

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  1. BNY Advisors, Inc., Pennington, NJ

$7.1bn discretionary assets

$172.6bn total

Girish Massand, Institutional Solutions Strategist

girish.massand@bnymellon.com

(212) 635-6438

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  1. Bridges Trust, Omaha, NE

$10.6bn discretionary assets

Nick Wilwerding, CEO

nwilwerding@bridgestrust.com

Jack Holmes, CIO

jholmes@bridgestrust.com

(402) 393-8300

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  1. Brockenbrough, Richmond, VA

$1.9bn discretionary OCIO assets

$4.6bn total

Wesley Carroccio, Managing Director, Strategic Initiatives

wcarroccio@brockenbroughinc.com

(610) 659-9168

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  1. Brown Advisory, Baltimore, MD

$7bn discretionary OCIO assets

$18bn total discretionary assets

$180 total firm assets

Brigid Peterson, Head Endowment & Foundations

bpeterson@brownadvisory.com

(410) 537-5379

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  1. Brown Brothers Harriman, New York, NY

$61.6bn discretionary assets

Tom Davis, Partner

thomas.davis@bbh.com

(212) 493-8699

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  1. Callan, San Francisco, CA

$49bn discretionary assets

$4.5 trillion advisory

James A. Callahan, President

callahan@callan.com

Mark Andersen, Head of Trust Advisory Group

andersen@callan.com

(415) 974-5060

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    19. Cambridge Associates, Boston, MA

$99.5bn discretionary assets

$616bn advisory

Mary Pang, Global Head of Client Solutions

mpang@cambridgeassociates.com

(415) 791-3119

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  1. Canterbury Consulting, Newport Beach, CA

$4.5bn discretionary assets

$58.1bn advisory

Robinson (Bob) Cluck, Chairman

bcluck@canterburyconsulting.com

(949) 718-2229

Poorvi Parekh, Director

pparekh@canterburyconsulting.com

(949) 718-2224

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  1. Capricorn Investment Group, New York, NY

$6.67bn discretionary assets

$1.89bn advisory

$13.2bn total

Kunle Apampa, Head of Client Solutions

kapampa@capricornllc.com

(646) 289-3031

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  1. CAPTRUST, Raleigh, NC

$237bn discretionary assets

$845bn advisory

Greg Middleton, Senior Director Marketing

greg.middleton@captrust.com

(919) 278-9814

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  1. Cerity Partners OCIO, Denver, CO

$19.9bn discretionary assets

Chris Bittman, Partner

cbittman@ceritypartners.com

(303) 813-7910

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  1. Citi, New York, NY

$20.4bn multi-asset class discretionary assets

John Anderson, Managing Director, Head of Institutional Investment Strategies

john.anderson@citi.com

(212) 559-8881

Ryan Robinson, Managing Director, North America Team Lead

ryan.robinson@citi.com

(813) 604-7152

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  1. Clearbrook Global Advisors, New York, NY

$2.2bn discretionary assets

$13.2bn advisory assets

Elliott Wislar, CEO

ewislar@clrbrk.com

Gregg Sibert, Chief Marketing Officer

gsibert@clrbrk.com

(212) 683-6686

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  1. Clearstead Advisors, Cleveland, OH

$9.4bn discretionary assets 12-31-24

Alex Shannon, Managing Director of Business Development

ashannon@clearstead.com

(330) 807-2733

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  1. Commonfund, Norwalk, CT

$17.6bn discretionary OCIO assets

$30.6bn total

Mark Anson, President, CEO & CIO, Commonfund

Tim Yates, President, CEO & Commonfund OCIO

tim.yates@commonfund.org

(203) 563-5238

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  1. Cornerstone Advisors AM, Bethlehem, PA

$4.4bn discretionary assets

$8.3bn total

J.P. Cavaliere, Senior Consultant

jcavaliere@cornerstone-companies.com

(610) 694-0900 office

(484) 941-2685 cell

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  1. CornerStone Partners, Charlottesville, VA

$25.5bn discretionary assets

$25.5bn total

Mike Pagliaro, Director

mpagliaro@cstonellc.com

(610) 290-6660

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  1. Cornerstone Portfolio Research, Chester Springs, PA

$1.2bn discretionary assets

$6.1bn total

Thomas Balis, Principal and CIO

thomas@cornerstoneportfolioresearch.com

(484) 631-3684

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  1. Crewcial Partners, New York, NY

$2.0bn discretionary assets

$28.2bn advisory

Charlie Georgalas, Managing Director

ccg@crewcialpartners.com

(212) 218-4900

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  1. Cynosure Capital Management, Salt Lake City, UT

$3.513bn OCIO assets

$8.3bn total (Cynosure Group)

Mark Siddoway, President

mark.siddoway@cynosuregroup.com

(801) 888-9576

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  1. Disciplina Group, Nashville, TN

$2.9bn discretionary assets

Matthew W. Wright, President & CIO

mww@disciplina.com

(615) 490-6002

Brian D. Arsenault, Managing Director

brian@disciplina.com

(615) 490-8586 (O)

(203) 434-8228 (C)

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  1. Ehrenkranz Partners, New York, NY

$6.8bn discretionary assets

$20bn advisory

John B. Ehrenkranz, Partner

john.ehrenkranz@eplp.com

(212) 801-2301

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  1. FEG Investment Advisors, Cincinnati, OH

$15.7bn discretionary assets

$79.4bn advisory

Alan Lenahan, CEO

Devinne Verst, Head of Client Development

dverst@feg.com

Wes McKeown, Institutional Client Development

wmckeown@feg.com

(513) 977-4400

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  1. Ferguson Wellman Capital Management, Portland, OR

$9.6bn discretionary assets

Steve Holwerda, Managing Director

Jim Coats, Executive Vice President

Jim.coats@fergwell.com

Nate Putnam, Vice President

Nathan.putnam@fergwell.com

(503) 226-1444

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  1. Fidelity Institutional, Boston, MA

$23.57bn OCIO advisory solutions

Eric Lussen, SVP, Endowments & Foundations

eric.lussen@fmr.com

(312) 343-4408 Office

Danielle M.G. Frissell, SVP, Endowments & Foundations

danielle.frissell@fmr.com

(401) 292-3452 Office

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  1. Fiduciary Trust International, New York, NY

$9.25bn discretionary assets

$40.23bn total

Ronald Sanchez, CIO

rsanchez@ftci.com

Kate Huntington, Head of Advisory Solutions Group

kate.huntington@ftci.com

(877) 384-1111

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  1. Fiduciary Wealth Partners, Boston, MA

$1.4bn discretionary assets

$2.5bn total

Preston McSwain, Managing Partner

preston@fwp.partners

(617) 602-1901

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  1. Fiducient Advisors, Chicago, IL

$35.9bn discretionary assets

$337.8bn advisory

Mike Chase, Partner & Head of Endowments, Foundations, OCIO

mchase@fiducient.com

Matt Porter, Partner

mporter@fiducient.com

Chris Coleman, Partner & Director of Business Development

sbailey@fiducient.com

(800) 260-5445

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  1. F.L. Putnam IMC, Lynnfield, MA

$9.25bn discretionary assets

$13.5bn total

Chris McVey, Director of Business Development

cmcvey@flputnam.com

(781) 591-8265

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  1. Franklin Templeton, New York, NY

$22bn discretionary assets

$1.7 trillion total AUM

Rich Nuzum, Head of OCIO

rich.nuzum@franklintempleton.com

(917) 230-8294 cell

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  1. Gallagher Fiduciary Advisors, Washington, D.C.

$12.4bn discretionary assets

$205bn advisory

Michael Johnson, President

michael_w_johnson@ajg.com

Phil Fabrizio, Area Senior Vice President and Area Director

phil_fabrizio@ajg.com

(202) 898-2270

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  1. Gerber Taylor, Memphis, TN

$7.7bn discretionary assets

$8.6bn AUA

Matthew Kinnear, Client Development

mkinnear@gerbertaylor.com

(901) 526-9750

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  1. Glenmede, Philadelphia, PA

$10.9bn tax-exempt OCIO assets

$47.3bn total

Adam M. Conish, Director of Endowment & Foundation Management

adam.conish@glenmede.com

(215) 419-6676

Jerrol Charles, VP & Business Development Director

jerrol.charles@glenmede.com

(917) 501-0241

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  1. Global Endowment Management, Charlotte, NC

$12bn discretionary assets

Stephanie Lynch, Managing Partner

slynch@geminvestments.com

Matt Bank, Partner

mbank@geminvestments.com

(704) 333-8282

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  1. Global Strategic Investment Solutions, Scottsdale, AZ

$1.7bn discretionary assets

Curt Thompson, Managing Partner

cthompson@gsisus.com

(480) 216-9788

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  1. Goldman Sachs, New York, NY

$410.6bn discretionary assets

$3.21 trillion total

Jared Dickow, Managing Director

jared.dickow@gs.com

(212) 902-8835

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  1. Guardian Partners Inc., Toronto, ON

(Guardian Capital Group Ltd)

$5.86bn US discretionary assets

$120.28bn US total

Anthony Messina, Head of Private Wealth

amessina@guardiancapital.com

(647) 980-6989

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  1. Harpswell Capital Advisors, Yarmouth, ME

$590mm discretionary assets (Serving small endowments, $3-$60mm)

Jack Moore, Managing Partner & CIO

Vanessa M. Bryant, COO

jpm@harpswelladvisors.com

vmb@harpswelladvisors.com

(877) 427-7227

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  1. HighGround Advisors, Dallas, TX

$1.7bn discretionary assets

$3.1bn advisory

Jordan Lovelady, AVP for Client Investment Solutions

jordan.lovelady@highgroundadvisors.org

(214) 978-3314

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  1. Highland Associates, Birmingham, AL

$6.84bn discretionary assets

$13.24bn advisory

$20.08bn total

Paige Daniel, President

Courtney Crane, Marketing & Sales Development Partner

ccrane@highlandassoc.com

(205) 933-8664

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  1. Hi-Line Capital Management, Watertown, SD

$775mm discretionary assets

Michael Anderson, President & CIO

michael.anderson@hi-linecapital.com

(605) 878-0897

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  1. Hirtle Callaghan, W. Conshohocken, PA

$24bn discretionary assets

Garrett Wilson, Managing Director (Institutions)

gwilson@hirtle.com

Susan McEvoy, Managing Director (Families)

smcevoy@hirtle.com

(610) 943-4100

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  1. Holt CIO, Fort Worth, TX

$430mm total

Robert M. Holt, Jr., Managing Partner

rholt@holtcap.com

(817) 877-1430

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  1. ICG Advisors, Los Angeles, CA

$7.8bn total

  1. Jeffrey Assaf, Sr., Managing Director & CIO

jassaf@icgadvisors.com

(424) 270-8900

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  1. Inatai Investment Management, Seattle, WA

$2.4bn discretionary assets

Peng Wang, CIO

w@inatai.partners

(206) 962-2754

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  1. Investure, Charlottesville, VA

$17bn discretionary assets

$20bn total

Bruce Miller, CEO

bmiller@investure.com

Puja Seam, COO

pseam@investure.com

(434) 220-0280

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  1. J.P. Morgan Asset & Wealth Management, New York, NY

$218.3bn discretionary OCIO assets

$4.3 trillion total

Christopher Fletcher, Global Head, Institutional Investment Solutions

christopher.d.fletcher@jpmorgan.com

(212) 464-1362

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  1. Lazard Family Office Partners, New York, NY

$8.7bn total

Casey D. Whalen, Head and Chief Investment Officer

casey.whalen@lazard.com

Chris Tiano, Head of business development

christopher.tiano@lazard.com

(212) 287-2970

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  1. LCG Associates, Atlanta, GA

$2.55bn discretionary assets

$101.24bn advisory

Christopher Philips, SVP, OCIO Practice Leader

cphilips@lcgassociates.com

(770) 644-0100

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  1. Makena, Menlo Park, CA

$22bn discretionary assets

Joseph Magher, Managing Director

jmagher@makenacap.com

(650) 926-1339

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  1. Marquette Associates, Chicago, IL

$28bn discretionary assets

$396bn advisory

Brian Wrubel, CEO

bwrubel@marquetteassociates.com

Nat Kellogg, President

nkellogg@marquetteassociates.com

(312) 527-5500

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  1. McMorgan & Company, San Francisco, CA

$7.7bn regulatory AUM

$10.9bn total

Don Palmer, Partner, Senior Managing Director

dpalmer@mcmorgan.com

(312) 720-0718

Michael Sweeney, Vice President

msweeney@mcmorgan.com

(312) 758-3470

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  1. Meketa Investment Group, San Diego, CA

$28.6bn discretionary assets

$2.5 trillion advisory

Lisa Rubin, Director of Marketing

lrubin@meketa.com

(760) 795-3450

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  1. Mercer, New York, NY

$669.9bn global discretionary assets

$16.2 trillion advisory

Sylvia Diez, Partner, Wealth, US Investment Sales Leader

sylvia.diez@mercer.com

(412) 515-7738

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  1. Mill Creek Capital Advisors, Conshohocken, PA

$9.1bn discretionary assets

$10.6bn total

Josh Gross, CEO

jgross@millcreekcap.com

(610) 941-7714

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  1. Miller Investment Management, West Conshohocken, PA

$1.835bn discretionary assets 12-31-24

$3.9bn non-discretion

Timothy P. Letter, Managing Director, business development

tletter@millerinv.com

(610) 834-9820 x136

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  1. Morgan Creek Capital Management, Chapel Hill, NC

$2.5bn discretionary assets

Mark Yusko, CEO & CIO

myusko@morgancreekcap.com

Michael Hennessy, Managing Director

mhennessy@morgancreekcap.com

(919) 933-4004

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  1. Morgan Stanley, New York, NY

$279bn discretionary OCIO assets

General OCIO Inquiries

msocio@morganstanley.com

(212) 296-7735

Sona Menon, Managing Director, Head of OCIO

Sona.menon@morganstanley.com

(212) 762-0264

Lisa Shalett, Managing Director, CIO & Chair, Global Investment Committee

lisa.shalett@morganstanley.com

(212) 296-0335

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  1. Multilateral Endowment Management Co.,

“MEMCO,” Edmond, OK

$1.6bn discretionary assets

$3.1bn total

Ryan Harms, CIO

rharms@memco-invest.com

(405) 334-6588 

Ashley Roche, COO & General Counsel

aroche@memco-invest.com

405-714-7827

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  1. NEPC, Boston, MA

$152.8bn discretionary assets

$1.86 trillion total

Steve Charlton, Head of Client Solutions

scharlton@nepc.com

(617) 374-1300

Rick Ciccione, Partner

rciccione@nepc.com

(312) 585-9689

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  1. Newport Capital Group, Red Bank, NJ

$3.0bn discretionary assets

$19.3bn total

Domenic DiPiero, President

ddipiero@newportcapitalgroup.com

(732) 741-8400

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  1. Northern Trust, Chicago, IL

$92.2bn discretionary OCIO assets

$34.8bn AUA OCIO advisory

$1.3 trillion total NTAM

Lyndsay Ferencak, Director Senior OCIO Specialist

LRF4@ntrs.com

(312) 444-3297

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  1. Partners Capital Investment Group, Boston & London

$68.3bn total

Leslie (Ahlstrand) Fitzgerald, Partner

leslie.fitzgerald@partners-cap.com

(617) 778-7046

Cathleen Proctor, Principal, Business Development

cathleen.proctor@partners-cap.com

(617) 292-1936

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  1. Pathstone, Englewood, NJ

$57.4bn discretionary assets

$100.9bn total

Krista Smith, Associate Director

ksmith@pathstone.com

(415) 277-2624

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  1. PermCap Investment Office, Charleston, SC

$2.9bn discretionary assets

$4.9bn total

John Regan, Founding Partner & CIO

jr@permcap.com

(843) 882-7955

Connor Carew, Partner

connor@permcap.com

(212) 993-7449

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  1. Pivotal Advisors, New York, NY

$980mm discretionary assets

Tiffany McGhee, CEO & CIO

tiffany@pivotal-advisors.com

(646) 535-1097

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  1. PNC Institutional Asset Management, Washington, DC

$44.98bn OCIO discretionary assets

$82.56bn institutional discretionary assets

Stacey Herndon, Director of Investments and OCIO Solutions

stacey.herndon@pnc.com

(212) 835-6757

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  1. Point Olema Capital Partners, San Francisco, CA

$735mm discretionary assets

$2.63bn total

Nancy Turner, President

nancy@pointolema.com

(415) 851-0411

Eric Upin, Co-Founder & Co-CIO

John O’Connor, Co-Founder & Co-CIO

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  1. Prime Buchholz & Associates, Portsmouth, NH

$5.5bn discretionary assets

$73.2bn advisory

William F. McCarron, President

bmc@primebuchholz.com

(603) 433-1143

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  1. Principal Asset Management, Des Moines, IA

$22.3bn discretionary OCIO assets

$555.82bn total

Owais Rana, Managing Director, Investment Solutions

rana.owais@principal.com

(212) 603-3611

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  1. Prodigy Asset Management, Omaha, NE

$2.2bn discretionary assets

Arnie Ovalles, Partner

arnaldo.ovalles@prodigyllc.com

(402) 502-3231

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  1. Regions Asset Management, Birmingham, AL

$70bn discretionary assets

  1. Alan McKnight, Jr., CIO

alan.mcknight@regions.com

(917) 822-3412

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  1. RiskBridge Advisors, Norwalk, CT

$1.1bn discretionary assets

$137bn advisory

William Kennedy, CEO and CIO

bkennedy@riskbridgeadvisors.com

(203) 658-6055

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  1. RockCreek, Washington, D.C.

$13bn discretionary OCIO assets 12-31-24

$17.4bn total

Afsaneh Beschloss, President and CEO

clientservices@therockcreekgroup.com

(202) 331-3400

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  1. Russell Investments, Seattle, WA

$354.8bn discretionary assets

Lindy Freeman, Managing Director, Global Head of Institutional

lfreeman@russellinvestments.com

(212) 702-7955

Bikram Chadha, Head of Middle Market Institutional Sales &

Consultant Relations

bchadha@russellinvestments.com

(212) 702-7888

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  1. SEI Institutional Group, Oaks, PA

$210.85bn discretionary assets

Michael Cagnina, SVP, Managing Director

mcagnina@seic.com

(610) 676-1496

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  1. Sellwood Investment Partners, Portland, OR

$2.1bn discretionary assets

$10.4bn total

Ashlee Moehring, Principal

ashleemoehring@sellwoodip.com

(503) 596-2880

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  1. Seven Bridges Advisors, New York, NY

$5.5bn total

Ram Lee, Partner & CIO

ramlee@sevenbridgesadvisors.com

(212) 490-6320

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  1. Silvercrest Asset Management, New York, NY

$23.7bn discretionary assets

$36.7bn total

Chris Long, Managing Director Consultant and Client Relations

clong@silvercrestgroup.com

(212) 649-0697

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  1. Spider Management Company, Richmond, VA

$6.4bn discretionary assets

William H. McLean, President

wmclean2@richmond.edu

Rebecca Fender, Managing Director of Investor Relations

rfender@richmond.edu

(804) 200-6902

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  1. State Street Investment Management, Boston, MA

$216.88bn discretionary assets

Jack Serhant, Head of Solutions Distribution

Jack_Serhant@ssga.com

(617) 664-4599

Maddy Adams, Business Development

madeleine_adams@ssga.com

(917) 672-2320

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  1. Strategic Investment Group, Arlington, VA

$31bn discretionary assets

Nikki Kraus, CEO

Valentina Glaviano, MD, Co-Head of Global Client Development

vglaviano@strategicgroup.com

(703) 236-1790

Patrick A. Torrey, MD, Co-Head of Global Client Development

ptorrey@strategicgroup.com

(703) 236-1757

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  1. Summit Rock Advisors, New York, NY

$25bn discretionary assets (avg. client $510MM)

David Dechman, CEO & co-Founder

david.dechman@summit-rock.com

(212) 993-7160

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  1. Syntrinsic, an IMA Company, Denver, CO

$2.44bn discretionary assets

$2.88bn total

Jim Brauer, Managing Director, Investor Relations and Consulting

jim.brauer@syntrinsic.com

(303) 518-6370

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  1. The Family Office at Synovus, Columbus, GA

$9.5bn discretionary assets

$12.0bn AUA

Mike Sluder, CIO

michaelsluder@synovus.com

Walt Deriso, Chief Executive Officer

waltderiso@synovus.com

(706) 644-2063

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  1. The Haverford Trust Company, Radnor, PA

$2.8bn discretionary assets

$15.4bn Total

Timothy Hoyle, CIO

thoyle@haverfordquality.com

Maxine Cuffe, Director of Global Strategies

mcuffe@haverfordquality.com

(610) 995-8700

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  1. Third Lake Partners, Tampa, FL

$6.0bn discretionary assets

Case Fell, CIO

cfell@thirdlake.com

Mercer Borden, Senior Managing Director OCIO team

mborden@thirdlake.com

(813) 497-3300

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  1. TIFF Investment Management, Radnor, PA

$9bn discretionary assets

Kane Brenan, CEO

Jay Willoughby, CIO

Jessica Portis, Chief Client Officer

jportis@tiff.org

(610) 995-8200

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  1. Torreyana Capital, La Jolla, CA

$1bn discretionary assets

Kris Ostrander, CEO

kostrander@torreyanacapital.com

(510) 410-1230

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  1. Truist Foundations & Endowments Specialty Practice, Atlanta, GA

$20.1bn discretionary assets

Stephen Yarbrough, Head of Institutional Investment Management

Stephen.yarbrough@truist.com

(404) 788-4401

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  1. U.S. Bancorp Asset Management, Inc., Philadelphia, PA

$30.5bn discretionary assets

$404.9bn total discretionary assets

Jim Link, Head of Institutional OCIO and Liquidity Services

valentine.link@usbank.com

Michael Murray, Managing Director

michael.murray3@usbank.com

(224) 633-8309

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  1. Verger Capital Management, Winston-Salem, NC

$3.0bn discretionary assets

Michael Collins, Managing Director

mcollins@vergercapital.com

(336) 934-4101

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  1. Verus Advisory, Seattle, WA

$9.61bn discretionary assets

$1.17trillion advisory

Jeffrey MacLean, CEO

jmaclean@verusinvestments.com

(206) 622-3700

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  1. Wespath Institutional, Glenview, IL

$5.8bn discretionary assets

  1. Joseph Halwax, Managing Director Institutional Services

jhalwax@wespath.org

(847) 866-4307

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  1. Willis Towers Watson, Chicago, IL

$167bn discretionary assets

Nimisha Srivastava, Head of Investments, North America

nimisha.srivastava@wtwco.com

(704) 806-1652

Mark Calnan, Head of Investments, Europe

mark.calnan@wtwco.com

44 (0) 207 170 2819

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  1. Wilmington Trust, Wilmington, DE

$83.3bn discretionary assets

Patrick Decker, Head of Institutional OCIO

pdecker1@wilmingtontrust.com

(610) 773-6120 

(610) 977-4079 Direct

(610) 773-6120 Cell

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  1. Wilshire Advisors, Santa Monica, CA

$125bn discretionary OCIO assets

$1.5 trillion advisory

Leah Emkin, Chief Client Officer

lemkin@wilshire.com

(310) 260-6689

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109 Firms – $5.2 trillion OCIO AUM

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Appendix

Companies grouped by OCIO AUM

Over $100bn (14)

$669,900,000,000 – Mercer

$410,600,000,000 – Goldman Sachs

$372,000,000,000 – BlackRock

$354,800,000,000 – Russell Investments

$279,000,000,000 – Morgan Stanley

$237,000,000,000 – CAPTRUST

$218,300,000,000 – JPMorgan Asset & Wealth Mgmt

$216,880,000,000 – State Street Investment Mgmt

$210,850,000,000 – SEI Institutional Group

$195,600,000,000 – AON

$167,000,000,000 – Willis Towers Watson

$152,800,000,000 – NEPC

$125,000,000,000 – Wilshire Advisors

$110,100,000,000 – Bank of America

$3,719,830,000,000 (71.6% of total)

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$50bn – $99.9bn (8)

$99,500,000,000 –  Cambridge Associates

$92,200,000,000 –  Northern Trust

$83,300,000,000 –  Wilmington Trust

$70,000,000,000 –  Regions AM

$69,000,000,000 –  Alan Biller and Associates

$68,300,000,000 –  Partners Capital Inv Group

$61,600,000,000 –  Brown Brothers Harriman

$57,400,000,000 – Pathstone

$601,300,000,000 (11.4% of total)

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$20bn – $49.9bn (18)

$49,000,000,000 –  Callan

$44,980,000,000 –  PNC Institutional AM

$35,900,000,000 –  Fiducient Advisors

$31,000,000,000 –  Strategic Investment Group

$30,700,000,000 –  BBR Partners

$30,500,000,000 –  U.S. Bancorp AM

$28,600,000,000 –  Meketa Investment Group

$28,000,000,000 –  Marquette Associates

$25,500,000,000 –  CornerStone Partners

$25,000,000,000 –  Summit Rock Advisors

$24,000,000,000 –  Hirtle Callaghan

$23,700,000,000 –  Silvercrest AM

$23,570,000,000 –  Fidelity Institutional

$22,300,000,000 –  Principal Asset Management

$22,000,000,000 –  Franklin Templeton

$22,000,000,000 –  Makena

$20,400,000,000 –  Citi

$20,100,000,000 –  Truist F & E Specialty Practice

$507,250,000,000 (9.4% of total)

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$10bn – $19.9bn (9)

$19,900,000,000 –  Cerity Partners OCIO

$17,600,000,000 –  Commonfund

$17,000,000,000 –  Investure

$15,700,000,000 –  FEG Investment Advisors

$13,000,000,000 –  RockCreek

$12,400,000,000 –  Gallagher Fiduciary Advisors

$12,000,000,000 –  Global Endowment Management

$10,900,000,000 –  Glenmede

$10,600,000,000 –  Bridges Trust

$129,100,000,000 (2.8% of total)

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$5bn – $9.9bn (24)

$9,610,000,000 – Verus Advisory

$9,600,000,000 – Ferguson Wellman

$9,500,000,000 – The Family Office at Synovus

$9,400,000,000 – Clearstead Advisors

$9,250,000,000 – Fiduciary Trust International

$9,250,000,000 – F.L. Putnam IMC

$9,100,000,000 – Mill Creek Capital Advisors

$9,000,000,000 – TIFF Investment Management

$8,700,000,000 – Lazard Family Office Partners

$7,800,000,000 – ICG Advisors

$7,700,000,000 – Gerber Taylor

$7,700,000,000 – McMorgan & Company

$7,150,000,000 – Angeles Investment Advisors

$7,100,000,000 – BNY Advisors

$7,000,000,000 – Brown Advisory

$6,840,000,000 – Highland Associates

$6,800,000,000 – Ehrenkranz Partners

$6,670,000,000 – Capricorn Investment Group

$6,400,000,000 – Spider Management Company

$6,000,000,000 – Third Lake Partners

$5,860,000,000 – Guardian Partners Inc.

$5,800,000,000 – Wespath Institutional

$5,500,000,000 – Prime Buchholz & Associates

$5,500,000,000 – Seven Bridges Advisors

$183,230,000,000 (3.4% of total)

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$1bn – $4.99bn (29)

$4,990,000,000 – Alesco Advisors

$4,500,000,000 – Canterbury Consulting

$4,400,000,000 – Cornerstone Advisors AM

$3,513,000,000 – Cynosure Capital Management

$3,000,000,000 – Newport Capital Group

$3,000,000,000 – Verger Capital Management

$2,900,000,000 – Disciplina Group

$2,900,000,000 – PermCap Investment Office

$2,800,000,000 – The Haverford Trust Company

$2,550,000,000 – LCG Associates

$2,500,000,000 – Morgan Creek Capital Management

$2,440,000,000 – Syntrinsic

$2,400,000,000 – Inatai Investment Management

$2,200,000,000 – Clearbrook Global Advisors

$2,200,000,000 – Prodigy AM

$2,100,000,000 – Sellwood Investment Partners

$2,000,000,000 – Crewcial Partners

$1,900,000,000 – Brockenbrough

$1,835,000,000 – Miller Investment Management

$1,700,000,000 – Global Strategic Investment Solutions

$1,700,000,000 – HighGround Advisors

$1,600,000,000 – Multilateral Endowment Management Co.

$1,400,000,000 – Beacon Pointe Advisors

$1,400,000,000 – Fiduciary Wealth Partners

$1,200,000,000 – Atlas Capital Advisors

$1,200,000,000 – Cornerstone Portfolio Research

$1,100,000,000 – RiskBridge Advisors

$1,000,000,000 – Torreyana Capital

$1,000,000,000 – Asset Consulting Group

$67,428,000,000 (1.3% of total)

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Under $1bn (7)

   $980,000,000 – Pivotal Advisors

   $903,000,000 – Acansa Investment Management Group

   $780,000,000 – Blue Edge Capital

   $775,000,000 – Hi-Line Capital Management

   $735,000,000 – Point Olema Capital Partners

   $590,000,000 – Harpswell Capital Advisors

   $430,000,000 – Holt CIO

$5,193,000,000   (0.1% of total)

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