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Brevet Capital Management
Brevet Capital was founded in 1998 by Douglas Monticciolo, an entrepreneur and investment manager with deep data analytics and technology experience developed...
Brevet Capital Management
Brevet Capital was founded in 1998 by Douglas Monticciolo, an entrepreneur and investment manager with deep data analytics and technology experience developed over three decades while providing credit financing and advisory services. Unlike most direct lending funds, Brevet focuses on the government sector, where historically the risk of non-payment is low, but timing delays are common. The firm develops bespoke financing solutions to close these payment timing gaps. Brevet employs a “finance as service” approach by partnering with middle market companies who contract with government. In providing innovative financing and forward-looking advisory services, Brevet solves the companies’ complex financing needs, enabling them to win and complete contracts in a timely and efficient manner. Brevet brings its 21 years of experience and best practices to each engagement, providing strategic counsel to government agencies and contractors to expedite the process for all parties. Brevet Capital manages several government-focused investment funds for a diverse group of global investors, including public and private pension funds, endowments, foundations, insurance companies, sovereign entities, family offices, and high net worth individuals.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
1998
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
New York, NY, United States
Principals
Douglas Monticciolo
CEO, CIO and Co-Founder
Mei-Li da Silva Vint
Chief Commercial Officer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Brevet Capital?
Douglas Monticciolo serves as CEO and CIO, co-founding the firm in 1998. He sets investment strategy and oversees all direct lending and advisory activities.
How does Brevet Capital source proprietary deal flow?
Brevet sources opportunities through direct relationships with government agencies and contractors, often via its 'finance as a service' advisory approach. This creates exclusive, proprietary financings that are not widely marketed.
Is Brevet structured as a single family office or a fund manager?
Brevet is structured as a registered investment adviser managing multiple funds for external institutional investors. It is not a single family office.
Does Brevet participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Brevet provides direct lending to middle-market government contractors. It is not known to commit capital to external funds; its primary activity is direct origination.
What investment stages does Brevet typically target?
Brevet targets government contractors at any stage that requires financing to win or complete contracts. It does not publicly restrict to a particular growth stage.
Which sectors does Brevet explicitly avoid?
Brevet focuses exclusively on government-contracting finance and avoids broad corporate lending, leveraged buyouts, and commercial real estate outside its own real assets group.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
Brevet is not a family office managing family wealth; its capital comes from external institutional investors such as pension funds, endowments, and foundations.
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