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AUXI ASSET MANAGEMENT
AUXI Asset Management runs a New York-based alternatives platform for family offices and wealth managers, structuring liquid and private market exposures.
AUXI ASSET MANAGEMENT
AUXI Asset Management was established as a disciplined alternatives platform, bridging the gap between large institutional allocations and the portfolio construction needs of private wealth. The firm originates, structures, and manages exposures that are typically difficult for individual qualified purchasers to access directly. Its strategy emphasizes private credit, hedge fund replication, and structured equity overlays. Rather than competing with flagship endowment-style portfolios, AUXI designs modular allocations that can integrate into existing multi-asset portfolios. The firm has historically partnered with larger underlying managers and banks to negotiate capacity and fee terms that are reflective of pooled negotiation rather than retail access, though specific current portfolio holdings are not publicly itemized. The firm maintains its primary office in New York and has served as a bridge for family offices seeking pure-play alternatives without building an in-house alternatives team. AUXI's personnel profile tends toward quantitative structuring, risk management, and financial technology backgrounds across its investment and research functions. Philanthropic or adjacent operating-vehicle relationships have not been publicly disclosed as of the most recent record. Structurally, AUXI distinguishes itself through a product-first architecture: wrapped fund vehicles and managed accounts that treat alternatives as a component sleeve rather than a bespoke commitment program. This enables family offices and private banks to outsource not just manager selection but also ongoing monitoring, liquidity management, and factor-risk decomposition to a single dedicated platform — a posture that avoids the traditional gatekeeper model in favor of a built-in solutions provider approach.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
New York, NY, United States
Frequently asked questions
What investment strategies does AUXI Asset Management specialize in?
AUXI focuses on translating institutional alternative strategies into structures that function within the liquidity, custody, and reporting frameworks of private wealth allocators. Its areas of emphasis have included private credit, hedge fund replication, managed futures, and structured equity overlays. The platform is built around managed accounts and fund vehicles rather than commingled blind-pool commitments.
Does AUXI serve as a gatekeeper or as an asset manager?
AUXI operates more as a structuring and solutions provider than a traditional gatekeeper. It negotiates capacity and fee terms directly with underlying asset managers and banks, then packages exposures into single-point-of-access vehicles for family offices and private banks. The firm handles manager selection, ongoing monitoring, factor analysis, and liquidity management under one mandate rather than maintaining a roster of recommended third-party funds.
Are AUXI's strategies available to retail investors?
AUXI's structures are designed for qualified purchasers and accredited investors typical of family office and private bank clientele. Its managed account and fund structures employ minimums and qualification standards consistent with Regulation D private placement frameworks, as is standard for alternative strategy access points of this type.
How is AUXI compensated, and do underlying managers charge layered fees?
AUXI typically structures its economics to reflect the pooled negotiation power it brings to underlying relationships. The platform aggregates client capital to secure institutional fee levels from underlying managers, and then charges a platform-level management fee — a structure intended to keep net-all-in costs competitive with direct institutional commitments. Specific fee schedules are disclosed to prospective investors through offering documents.
Does AUXI disclose its assets under management publicly?
AUXI has not made a publicly available AUM disclosure. As a private asset management firm serving family office and private bank channels, it is not required to file publicly reported AUM figures unless it triggers certain regulatory thresholds under the Investment Advisers Act, which it currently does not appear to have done in its regulatory filings.
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