Exigent Alternative Capital

Exigent Alternative Capital

Exigent Alternative Capital was founded with a mandate to invest across alternative credit, real estate, and infrastructure — asset classes where it sees persistent mispricing due to market dislocations (per public record). The firm's dual office locations in Los Angeles and Jerusalem give it exposure to both mature US private-credit markets and Israel's infrastructure and innovation ecosystem. The strategy covers direct lending, distressed credit, real estate debt and equity, and infrastructure secondaries. Exigent typically sources deals through principal relationships rather than competitive auctions, a model that allows it to negotiate off-market terms. The firm has not publicly disclosed portfolio companies or co-investors, but its approach centers on bilateral origination in fragmented markets where banks and institutional lenders have retrenched. Team size and total deployment are not publicly disclosed. Exigent's footprint includes two offices — Los Angeles as its primary hub and Jerusalem as an outpost for Middle Eastern and European opportunities. The firm has not announced a recent operational event in the last 24 months. Exigent's structural differentiator lies in its cross-border model — a US-based alternative manager with a permanent office in Israel, an uncommon configuration that positions it to access deal flow in both markets simultaneously. Its reliance on sourced proprietary negotiations rather than fund-of-funds or club structures suggests an emphasis on control and confidentiality.