Jordan Park Group

Jordan Park Group

Jordan Park Group began operations in 2017 when Frank Ghali left Goldman Sachs to establish an independent platform. Ghali had advised venture capitalists, entrepreneurs, and foundations during his prior tenure. The firm provides investment management, estate planning, and philanthropy services to multiple client families. The firm commits capital to private equity, real estate, private credit, and infrastructure. It uses direct co-investments, SPVs, and fund-of-funds structures. Confirmed holdings include positions in Ambrose Fund IV and multiple JPAS real-estate series vehicles. Jordan Park also maintains exposure to oil and gas assets and crypto infrastructure. Its geographic reach centers on North America with additional activity in select international markets. The team includes Matthew J. Edmonds as Partner and President and Mike Happel as Vice Chairman for real assets. Jordan Park maintains membership in YPO through Ghali and a board seat at the University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School. No additional offices outside San Francisco appear in public records. Jordan Park operates with a hybrid structure that combines discretionary asset management for multiple families with dedicated vehicles for illiquid strategies. This setup allows it to execute club-style co-investments and maintain separate series for real estate and crypto exposure while preserving a single governance layer under Ghali.