HMP Partners

HMP Partners

HMP Partners was established in 2005 by Harvey J. Miller and Michael P. Phillips, two veteran financial services executives. The firm operates as a multi-family office that deploys capital across asset classes on behalf of a discrete group of families. Its wealth origin traces to the principals' own backgrounds in investment advisory and structured finance. The firm's investment strategy focuses on direct co-investments and structured capital solutions. Core asset classes include real estate (commercial and residential), private credit, infrastructure and energy transition. HMP has allocated over $1.5 billion in total deployment across these verticals (per public record, 2023). The firm typically partners with established GPs in North America and Europe, participating in club deals and special purpose vehicles rather than committing to blind-pool funds. Confirmed transaction types include real estate mezzanine debt and infrastructure equity. HMP Partners operates from a single New York City office with an estimated 25 professionals. The firm runs no other flagship funds or classic fund-of-funds vehicles. It maintains a collaborative relationship with its family clients, with a focus on preserving intergenerational capital. The firm has no separate philanthropic foundation publicly identified. A structural differentiator: HMP does not charge traditional management fees but instead earns carried interest on its co-investment allocation, aligning it directly with its family clients. The dual managing partner structure and lack of public permanent capital vehicles give it unusual flexibility to pivot across market cycles.