Coordinate Capital

Craig Effron, the founder, serves as Chief Investment Officer and makes all significant portfolio allocation and investment decisions. Effron's investment career spans a partnership at Goldman Sachs in equity derivatives and 22 years leading his global macro hedge fund Scoggin Capital Management before converting to family-office format.

Coordinate Capital is the family office of Craig Effron, whose wealth stems from his partnership at Goldman Sachs — where he traded equity derivatives — and from operating Scoggin Capital Management, a flagship global macro hedge fund that managed several billion dollars at its peak. Effron returned all outside capital in 2016 and consolidated the family's liquid and illiquid assets into Coordinate.

Coordinate Capital operates as a pure single-family office for the Effron family. After closing Scoggin Capital Management to external investors in 2016, the firm has not indicated any re-opening to outside capital, though it regularly co-invests alongside other family offices and institutional managers from Effron's network.

Deal flow is sourced largely through Craig Effron's direct network — including relationships from his Goldman Sachs tenure and the hedge fund industry — rather than through an institutionalized outside-sales or agent-broker program. The office participates in direct co-investments, venture rounds, and select sponsor-backed deals alongside other sophisticated investors.

The office is deliberately multi-asset class. Its portfolio spans public equities (often event-driven or tactical positions), direct venture capital investments in technology companies, private equity co-investments, and opportunistic credit. This flexible mandate reflects Effron's global macro background and permits rapid re-allocation absent external-investor mandates.