Our partners have rare access to sought-after opportunities across asset classes given our unique and deep relationships with hundreds of global investment teams and companies. These include public equities; fixed income; real estate; diverse entrepreneurs and private opportunities; venture capital; special situations; real assets; and investments focused on impact, diversity, and ESG.
RockCreek partners with entrepreneurs and investors across early stage, growth equity, and later stage, who have rare access to private investments. The investment team’s expertise spans direct investments and co-investments, primary fund commitments, and secondaries. Our deep relationships with sought-after investors create value for our partners, and our global coverage enables us to build customized portfolios for clients around the world.
Our team’s experience spans multiple credit cycles and has focused on identifying select, capacity-constrained investment partners to create customized solutions across the liquidity spectrum, credit sectors, and geographies.
RockCreek focuses on global real estate and infrastructure investment opportunities that will consistently generate risk-adjusted performance across market cycles. Our investment team is highly selective, partnering with talented investment teams while seeking to make a positive impact on the communities in which we invest.
March 24, 2023
Faced with a choice between price stability and financial stability this week, Federal Reserve policy makers tried to pursue both – but with a hawkish twist that showed inflation risk is still uppermost in their minds. Other major central banks have done the same, hiking interest rates even as banking turmoil raises the risk of a credit crunch or, worse, a spiraling loss of confidence in the financial system.
March 23, 2023
As part of RockCreek's celebration of International Women's Month, Senior Global Strategist Caroline Atkinson welcomed two leading female economists for a timely discussion of global economic challenges: Carmen Reinhart, former World Bank Chief Economist and professor at Harvard University; and Betsey Stevenson, former member of President Obama's Council of Economic Advisors and professor at the University of Michigan.
