Investment Strategy
Private Markets Investment Strategy
Diversify beyond public markets through vetted private equity, venture, and credit opportunities, available to qualified clients.
Overview
Many investment opportunities never trade on a public exchange. For qualified clients (typically those with over $3 million invested), Rubric may offer access to alternative investments such as hedge fund-of-funds, venture capital funds, secondary private company shares, private equity, and private credit.
These opportunities carry elevated risks including illiquidity, long-term commitments, valuation subjectivity, and potential for total loss. Participation is optional and subject to Rubric’s evaluation of your overall financial profile, including liquidity needs, risk tolerance, and portfolio balance. Alternative investments are generally available only to qualified clients and qualified purchasers as defined under applicable securities laws.
Key Benefits
Expand your opportunity set with selectively sourced private investments.
Private Equity & Venture Capital
Invest in fund-of-funds and direct private companies, expanding your opportunity set beyond public markets.
Private Credit
Targeted credit allocations designed to generate income and diversification beyond traditional fixed income.
Rigorous Due Diligence
Every manager and deal is evaluated on track record, alignment of interests, and investment thesis quality.
Whole-Portfolio Fit
Private allocations are sized and selected in the context of your full portfolio, balancing liquidity, risk, and return.
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Go Beyond Public Markets
Let’s discuss how private market allocations can strengthen and diversify your portfolio.
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