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Lapis Advisers
Lapis Advisers is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Denver, CO, registered since 2010. The firm manages approximately $789 million in regulatory assets.
Lapis Advisers
Lapis Advisers is an SEC-registered investment adviser in Denver, CO, registered since 2010. The firm manages approximately $789 million in regulatory assets. It has 12 employees and 9 investment advisers.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2009
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Denver
Corporate office
811 E 17th Avenue, Denver, CO 80218, United States
Principals
Kjerstin Hatch
Founder and Managing Principal
Basia Terrell
Managing Principal
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Lapis Advisers?
Kjerstin Hatch, Founder and Managing Principal, leads investment strategy and has managed over 1,000 municipal bond investments and more than 150 distressed companies. Managing Principal Basia Terrell co-manages the team, with a focus on healthcare and senior living assets. Investment decisions are collaborative among the managing directors.
How does Lapis Advisers source proprietary deal flow?
Lapis sources deal flow through its long-standing relationships with municipal issuers, operators, and restructuring professionals. The firm often receives direct invitations to participate in uniquely structured transactions such as DIP financing, bond refinancing, or acquisition of distressed senior living properties. The firm does not rely on auction processes for primary deals.
What investment stages does Lapis typically target?
Lapis targets special situations across the capital structure: distressed municipal bonds, secondary purchases of distressed debt, direct loans for recapitalization or growth, and DIP financing for companies in bankruptcy. The firm also makes equity investments in senior living and healthcare communities. It is not a venture or growth equity investor.
Which sectors does Lapis explicitly avoid?
Lapis does not invest in generic commercial real estate, technology startups, or oil and gas. The firm's public portfolio and team biographies indicate a focus on municipal credit, senior living, healthcare, and related essential services. The firm avoids sectors outside its core credit and special situation expertise.
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