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AMERITRUST INVESTMENT ADVISORS
Ameritrust Investment Advisors Inc is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Tulsa, OK. The firm manages $52 million in regulatory assets on a discretionary...
AMERITRUST INVESTMENT ADVISORS
Ameritrust Investment Advisors Inc is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Tulsa, OK. The firm manages $52 million in regulatory assets on a discretionary basis. It has 6 employees and 6 investment advisers.
General information
Firm type
Multi Family Office
Year founded
1981
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Tulsa
Corporate office
Tulsa, OK, United States
Additional offices
Oklahoma City, OK
Principals
Michael L. Bourne
President & CEO
M. Jake Dollarhide
Senior Vice President
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Ameritrust Investment Advisors?
Michael L. Bourne, as President and CEO, leads the firm with final authority on investment decisions. Senior Vice President Jake Dollarhide also participates in the investment committee and frequently represents the firm's credit-market views publicly. Specific allocations are determined by a small internal committee rather than a single CIO model.
Does Ameritrust participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Ameritrust primarily originates direct private credit and real estate equity investments in the South Central U.S. For public market exposure, the firm allocates to external managers via separately managed accounts and selected pooled vehicles. It does not market a proprietary fund-of-funds, and direct private deals constitute the core of its strategy.
What real estate asset classes does Ameritrust target?
The firm focuses on income-producing commercial real estate in Oklahoma, Texas, and adjacent Sunbelt markets. Documented preferences include medical office buildings, industrial properties, and single-tenant net-leased retail, acquired through direct negotiation with local developers and owners rather than broadly marketed processes.
What is Ameritrust's known posture on co-investments alongside external GPs?
Public disclosures do not detail a formal co-investment program. The firm's direct credit origination model naturally creates club-style participations with local banks and family offices on larger financings, but these appear to be structured on a deal-by-deal basis rather than through a standing co-investor vehicle or platform.
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