who we serve

Our client community

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Our decades of experience leading large endowments and foundations give us unique insights into the management of multi-generational capital

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Endowments

We partner with educational institutions, including colleges, universities, and independent schools, aligning portfolios with institutional operating needs.

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Foundations

We enable private, operating, and community foundations to provide programmatic support for environmental, social, and cultural missions.

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Family offices and wealth advisors

We engage with family offices and wealth advisors seeking differentiated access to private markets and other unique alternatives.

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Other long-term investors

We invest for sophisticated sovereign wealth funds, healthcare organizations, operating companies, and others with distinct investment objectives and long time horizons.

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Recent Insights

Navigating Risk: The View from the Crow’s Nest

In this edition of The Long View, Co-CIO Matt Bank explains why managing risk with structure, discipline, and flexibility is essential for long-term investors, and how GEM’s approach helps portfolios endure uncertainty.

Endowment Model Faces Unfair Criticism

In an interview with FundFire, GEM’s Co-CIO, Matt Bank, addresses critiques of the endowment model and explains why disciplined execution in private markets remains essential to long-term success.

Capital Allocators: Jay Ripley- Emerging Manager Selection at GEM (EP.470)

Head of Investments Jay Ripley joined Ted Seides on the Capital Allocators podcast to discuss his path from private equity to GEM, the firm’s approach to backing emerging managers and independent sponsors, and the importance of strong manager selection amid growing dispersion.

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1 Representative client list, not inclusive of all client names. These clients have not been compensated or incentivized in any way for being included on this list. Inclusion does not constitute an endorsement. Client experiences may vary.