Old City Investment Partners LLC

Overview

Founded in 2006, Old City Investment Partners evaluates alternative investment opportunities and managers for sophisticated investors. The firm reports that investors have placed more than $20 billion with its clients since inception.¹

History

Old City Investment Partners was founded in 2006.¹

Leadership

The team includes Seth Damski, Founding Partner; George Sirignano, Managing Partner; Trevor Barnett, Partner; Eytan Feldman, Partner, CFO/CCO; and Audrey Weitz, Managing Director.³

James Rulli serves as Managing Director, International Investments, while Avi Sage is Managing Director. Directors include Adam Randall, Ansley Sobel, Britt Martens, Julian Coakley, and Becky Spiess. Senior Advisors are Brant Behr, Ryan Gold, and Ethan Keswin.³

The firm says its professionals bring experience in banking, portfolio management, and corporate law to evaluate opportunities across risk and reward.³

Services

Old City identifies alternative investment sponsors and evaluates specialized strategies across less efficient markets. Its published offerings have included specialty-finance receivables lending, marina private equity, distressed CMBS, Jones Act maritime equipment leasing, deep-tech venture capital, office-to-hotel conversions, real-estate bridge lending, structured equity, GP-led continuation funds, and agricultural commodities trading.²

Published investment examples also include multifamily-focused bridge lending, residential real estate, real-estate lending, and other real-asset strategies.²

The firm says its Partners Fund is managed for its principals and an independent family office, and that Old City regularly invests alongside clients.²

What the firm offers

• Private and alternative investments

Client Focus

Old City works with families and institutions seeking access to alternative investment sponsors and specialized strategies. It also hosts Alpha on the Delta, an invitation-only conference for alternative fund managers, entrepreneurs, and selected investors during New Orleans Jazz Fest.¹

Approach

Old City describes its approach as finding prudent ways to participate in less efficient markets and seeking managers with sustainable edges in specialized areas.¹

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Sources

1. Old City Investment Partners
2. Old City Investment Partners, Alternative Investments
3. Old City Investment Partners, Our Team

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