GHP Group

GHP Group

GHP Group was founded in Moscow in 2012 and positioned as a multi-strategy asset manager and wealth advisory firm serving affluent Russian clients. The founding team has kept a low public profile, consistent with the operational privacy preferred by many Russian independent asset managers. The firm's strategy rests on three pillars: direct real estate investments, debt financing, and M&A advisory. GHP Group sources, structures, and manages office, retail, and residential assets in Moscow and other dense Russian urban corridors. On the credit side, it provides mezzanine and bridge loans to mid-market companies and property developers, earning carry and interest income that feeds both proprietary and advised portfolios. The advisory practice focuses on buy-side and sell-side mandates for small-to-medium Russian enterprises, often in industrial, consumer, and services sectors. This three-legged structure means revenue streams are split between recurring asset-management fees, transaction fees, and proprietary investment returns. In 2012, GHP began operating out of a single Moscow headquarters. Since then, team scale and asset-base figures have remained outside public disclosure. In the absence of reported AUM or employee counts, what is observable is the firm's durable niche: integrated wealth management for Russia-facing principals, combining on-the-ground property sourcing with structured credit origination. No adjacent philanthropic vehicles, club memberships, or second-office expansions have been publicly documented. Structural differentiator: GHP Group acts as both asset manager and principal investor in the same asset classes it advises on, aligning its own capital with client mandates. This co-investment architecture is common among Western family offices but less frequently formalized among Moscow-based independent managers of GHP's scale. The combination of direct real estate and private credit under a single advisory roof removes an intermediary layer that most Russian wealth managers outsource.