Ally Global Management

Ally Global Management

Ally Global Management was founded in 2019 by brothers Kris and Kavin Eiamsakulrat. The firm's institutional foundation was the public listing of Ally REIT on the Stock Exchange of Thailand (SET:ALLY), one of the largest REIT listings in the region. From that base, AGM expanded into a global real estate private equity manager, investing on behalf of institutional investors, pension funds, insurance companies, and family offices. AGM is a thematic investor targeting gateway markets. The firm deploys across the full capital stack, from senior-secured and mezzanine debt to joint venture equity and platform investments. It concentrates on Class A and luxury-tier assets where supply constraints sustain premium pricing across cycles. The firm's three flagship strategies are Global Platforms, Lifestyle Communities, and Landmark Developments. AGM partners with vertically integrated operators, and investment themes include the future of work and mobility, experiential demand, demographic shifts, and supply constraints. The geographic mandate spans the United States, Europe, and Asia. In a disclosed strategic move, the ALLY-RANGE platform entered the credit space through a strategic investment into iBorrow. AGM operates dual headquarters in New York and Bangkok. The firm's deal activity since inception has surpassed $4.5 billion in transaction volume, according to its own disclosures. The firm has also closed a US special situations GP fund under the ALLY Real Estate banner. Public reporting indicates the firm is opening global private equity access to ASEAN's rising ultra-high-net-worth class. The Bangkok office anchors the firm's Southeast Asian institutional relationships while New York serves as the investment hub for US and European deals. AGM's architecture is distinct for its dual public-private heritage. The firm originated from a public REIT platform listed in Thailand, which gives it structural access to both public market discipline and private deal-making flexibility. The integration of physical real assets with operating platforms — rather than passive property ownership — sits at the core of its investment thesis, making AGM's approach closer to a platform-builder than a traditional real estate fund manager.