Kerberos Capital Management is an SEC-Registered Investment Adviser** and alternative investment manager, providing creative solutions for those seeking capital in special situations. Our flagship private credit strategy emphasizes legal assets and other complex collateral.
We seek to deliver alpha at every point along the risk-reward spectrum. The depth of our private credit and direct lending platform has enabled us to generate differentiated absolute and risk-adjusted returns, across business cycles and economic environments, and a multi-year track record. Kerberos' award-winning* platform and investment team have received mainstream recognition: the independent, London-based Private Debt Investor magazine named Kerberos Capital Management one of its Top 3 Global Newcomers in the private debt fund category. Kerberos was also named as a finalist in the private credit category of the Industry Innovation Awards by Chief Investment Officer (CIO) magazine, celebrating the "very best of institutional investing."*
Kerberos manages both a pooled vehicle and separate accounts for institutional and high net worth investors worldwide.
Kerberos' flagship strategy involves originating, underwriting and servicing loans collateralized by legal assets and other complex collateral, particularly in situations where speed and creativity are of paramount importance. The core investment thesis permeating all of our work is that we make money from complexity and situations requiring a "need for speed" -- but not from risk. This approach has allowed Kerberos to generate differentiated absolute and risk-adjusted returns across a series of vintages and vehicles. Kerberos has further built its brand on being a commercial and value-additive partner to our borrowers and counterparties.
With a highly experienced investment team and deep technical and substantive expertise, Kerberos offers capital solutions with a long-term "partnership" perspective.
Joe Siprut, CEO and CIO of Kerberos Capital Management, discussed risk management, portfolio construction, liquidity considerations, and evolving market trends in litigation finance during a virtual town hall hosted by the Legal Funding Journal.
