Groupe Roski

Groupe Roski

Groupe Roski traces its roots to 1960, when Paul Roski began developing residential and commercial properties in Quebec. The firm transitioned to a single-family office structure under Paul's son, Mark Roski, who now serves as CEO alongside managing director David Roski. The family office invests across a multi-asset portfolio that includes direct real estate holdings, private credit originations, and infrastructure projects — particularly in energy transition and renewables. Groupe Roski has offices in Montreal, Toronto, Ottawa, London, and Hong Kong, indicating a global investment mandate. The firm has been an active direct investor in Canadian and European real estate, with known positions in office, retail, and mixed-use assets (public record). The team size is not publicly disclosed. Groupe Roski maintains a separate philanthropic arm, the Roski Foundation, which supports education and healthcare initiatives in Quebec. In 2023, the firm increased its direct allocations to infrastructure debt, targeting renewable energy and transportation projects (per the firm's public communications). The family office operates without external LPs, funding all deals from family capital. Its ownership of an operating real estate development company provides proprietary deal flow, distinguishing it from purely financial family offices. Succession planning is active, with the third generation involved in the business.