GreensKeeper Asset Management

The firm's founder and namesake of the strategy, Michael McCloskey, leads all investment decisions as President. GreensKeeper operates with a lean investment team structure, where McCloskey's framework drives security selection. No external sub-advisors or outsourced CIO arrangements are utilized.

The flagship GreensKeeper Value Fund pursues a long-biased, concentrated strategy in undervalued small- and mid-cap companies listed in the United States and Canada. The portfolio usually holds 15–25 names and avoids excessive sector concentration, though the fund's research process draws McCloskey toward financials, industrials, and consumer companies where intrinsic value discounts can be isolated.

GreensKeeper primarily serves high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and a limited number of institutional investors that accept the fund's capacity-constrained structure. The firm has historically closed its flagship fund to new subscriptions when asset levels threatened to dilute the small- and mid-cap focus.

Structurally, GreensKeeper is registered as an investment counsel and portfolio manager, not a hedge fund. However, its concentrated, absolute-return mindset and ability to hold cash defensively make it resemble a long-biased hedge fund more than a relative-return mutual fund manager.

Idea generation at GreensKeeper is proprietary and relationship-driven. McCloskey relies on screening for statistical cheapness, then conducting management meetings and on-the-ground due diligence in the U.S. and Canada. The firm's small-asset-base advantage means it can participate in micro-cap situations that larger Canadian peers cannot touch.