Elliott Investment Management

Paul Singer serves as Co-Chief Investment Officer alongside Jonathan Pollock. Singer sets the firm's strategic direction and remains involved in major position decisions, while Pollock also oversees specific portfolio management duties.

Elliott identifies companies with structural undervaluation that it believes can be corrected through operational, strategic, or governance changes. The firm relies on internal fundamental analysis and legal review, often building positions quietly over time before disclosing its stake and publishing demands.

Elliott primarily takes direct, concentrated positions in public equity and credit. The firm does not operate as a fund-of-funds and does not allocate capital to external managers on a general basis, though it may participate in syndicated credit facilities.

Elliott is an SEC-registered investment adviser operating as a traditional asset manager with a pooled hedge fund structure. It manages capital for institutional investors, pension plans, sovereign wealth funds, and high-net-worth individuals alongside partner capital.

Elliott generally does not co-invest alongside other activist managers. It prefers to control timing and strategy unilaterally. However, the firm has occasionally collaborated with other credit funds in large distressed-debt restructurings where collective bargaining power improves recovery prospects.