Private Asset Management

Shelterwood Favors Commodities 07/29/2009

Multi-family office Shelterwood Financial, which handles investments for clients with $50 million and above in assets, is eyeing commodities such as copper and industrial metals in the belief that emerging markets will soon look to build up their own infrastructures. The firm is also eyeing distressed debt and securities as banks continue to unload loans from their balance sheets. It remains extremely cautious on equity exposure. The firm is eyeing outside managers as well as using an in-house team of experts for its allocations.

Bill Rankin

, ceo of the Manhattan-based firm, told PAM that in the past few months the firm has realized the compelling long-term investment opportunity in commodities for developing and emerging worlds, as they will come to the ...

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