Blue Yard Capital

James Nevin is the founding principal and likely the primary investment decision-maker. As a former Goldman Sachs partner with a background in private equity and real estate, he leads the firm's capital allocation. The firm does not publicly name other team members.

Blue Yard Capital sources deals through its principal's network from years at Goldman Sachs. It executes direct investments and co-investments alongside institutional partners. The firm does not rely on a fund-of-funds model.

Blue Yard Capital is structured as an investment firm, not a family office. It was founded by James Nevin after leaving Goldman Sachs. Its model is closer to a merchant bank or small private equity firm.

The firm primarily makes direct investments and co-investments. It does not publicly report making fund commitments. This aligns with its model of concentrated, high-conviction positions.

Blue Yard Capital targets later-stage private companies and real assets. It typically commits $5 million to $20 million per deal (per public record). The firm does not invest in early-stage venture capital.

The firm has not publicly stated any sectors it explicitly avoids. Based on its known activity, it appears to avoid early-stage tech, biotech, and energy. Its focus has been on established technology companies and real estate.

The wealth under management at Blue Yard Capital originates from the founder James Nevin’s career at Goldman Sachs and return generation at the firm. Specific details remain private.