Integrated Asset Management

Victor Koloshuk, the firm's Chairman and Chief Investment Officer, leads the investment committee. He founded IAM in 1998 and has guided the firm's credit strategy across multiple market cycles. President John Robertson manages client relationships and firm operations but does not appear to hold a formal investment committee voting role.

IAM focuses on private debt, real estate finance, and infrastructure debt. Within real estate, the firm provides construction loans, bridge financing, and mezzanine debt for mid-market Canadian projects. The infrastructure debt strategy targets project financing opportunities across Canada, an area where few non-bank lenders compete at the mid-market level.

Integrated Asset Management operates as an institutional asset manager, not a family office. The firm manages separate accounts and pooled vehicles for Canadian pension funds, insurers, and family offices. It does not function as a proprietary capital vehicle for a single family.

The firm's investment mandate is concentrated in Canada, with origination activity centered in Ontario, British Columbia, and Alberta. There is no public record of non-Canadian portfolio assets, distinguishing IAM from larger Canadian credit managers that have pursued US or European expansion.

IAM manages capital on behalf of institutional limited partners through both discretionary separate accounts and commingled fund structures. The firm does not disclose its investor roster publicly, but its product documents indicate a client base dominated by Canadian pension plans and insurance companies seeking yield-generating private credit exposure.