JHSF Capital

JHSF Capital

The Auriemo family's controlling stake in JHSF Participações, a publicly traded company on the B3 exchange, supplies the capital behind JHSF Capital. Founded by Fábio and José Auriemo Neto, JHSF Participações shaped the high-end real estate market in São Paulo, developing the Cidade Jardim complex and the Fasano hotel-and-residences brand. The family office extends this legacy, moving cash flows beyond development into liquid and illiquid financial markets. JHSF Capital deploys capital across public equities, private credit, and international real estate, maintaining exposure to the luxury sector that anchors the family's industrial roots. The firm has invested in real assets in New York and Miami, complementing its Brazilian portfolio of shopping centers like Shopping Cidade Jardim and airport concessions. It makes both direct co-investments and fund commitments, primarily through long-dated, hard-asset strategies in the United States and Brazil. The family office operates from São Paulo with a lean team drawn from the family's operating businesses. While JHSF Capital's total deployment remains undisclosed, its parent company reported a gross revenue of R$1.1 billion in 2023 (per JHSF Participações, 2023). José Auriemo Neto serves as chairman, keeping the single-family office closely integrated with the public company he runs. No separate philanthropic foundation is publicly known. JHSF Capital sits inside a publicly traded holding structure — a rarity among single-family offices — meaning the family's investment vehicle operates alongside minority shareholders and under CVM disclosure rules, giving allocators a window into its asset base that most private family offices never provide.