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Delphi Management
Delphi Corp. is an SEC-registered investment adviser since 1983. It manages $117 million in regulatory assets. The firm has 4 employees and 4 investment...
Delphi Management
Delphi Corp. is an SEC-registered investment adviser since 1983. It manages $117 million in regulatory assets. The firm has 4 employees and 4 investment advisers.
General information
Firm type
RIA
Year founded
1980
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Brookline
Corporate office
9 Sears Rd, Brookline, MA 02445, United States
Principals
Scott Black
President and Founder
Colin Mansfield
Analyst
Tony Barassi
Analyst
Adam Smyth
Analyst
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who makes investment decisions at Delphi Management?
Scott Black, founder and president, directs investment decisions at Delphi. He has managed the firm's concentrated value portfolio since 1980 and is supported by three analysts: Colin Mansfield, Tony Barassi, and Adam Smyth (per firm website).
How does Delphi source its investment ideas?
Delphi uses in-house bottom-up research only. The team screens for high-ROE businesses, management integrity, and quality of earnings, then buys them at statistically cheap prices. It does not rely on external managers or third-party research providers (per firm website).
Is Delphi Management a family office or a registered investment advisor?
Delphi is a registered investment advisor (RIA) that serves individual investors and financial advisors nationwide. It does not present itself as a family office and has no disclosed family-office structure (per firm website and ADV filing references).
What investment stages and cap sizes does Delphi target?
Delphi runs an all-cap strategy, meaning it invests across small-, mid-, and large-cap stocks. The firm describes its approach as concentrated and value-driven, with a preference for fully invested long-term positions (per firm website).
Does Delphi participate in co-investments or alternative asset classes?
No. Delphi focuses solely on publicly traded equities via a long-only value strategy. Its website makes no mention of co-investments, private equity, hedge funds, or alternative asset classes.
Does Delphi disclose its AUM?
The firm does not publicly disclose AUM on its website or in any readily available source. Its ADV-2 filing may contain the figure, but it is not published on the public site.
What sectors does Delphi explicitly avoid?
Delphi does not publish a list of avoided sectors. Its analysts have stated coverage interests in homebuilders, small banks, and energy, suggesting a broad mandate across value-oriented industries.
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