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Marblegate Asset Management
Marblegate Asset Management is an alternative investment firm founded in 2008 by Andrew Milgram, focusing on credit and special situations in North...
Marblegate Asset Management
Andrew Milgram founded Marblegate Asset Management in 2008 alongside managing partner Paul Arrouet. The firm operates as an alternative investment manager concentrating on credit and special situations. The wealth that seeded Marblegate is not publicly disclosed. Marblegate invests across the credit spectrum, including distressed debt, private credit, and special situations. The firm identifies opportunities in complex or underperforming businesses and works directly with management and stakeholders to restructure operations and capital structures. It has taken active roles in public company restructurings, such as its involvement in energy and retail sector turnarounds (per SEC filings, 2018–2023). The firm's footprint is North America–focused, with additional reach into select European and Asian credits when the structure fits. The firm maintains a lean partnership with two named managing partners and a professional team whose exact size is not disclosed. Marblegate does not operate a separate philanthropic foundation or adjacent operating-company vehicles that it discloses publicly. As of 2025, the firm continues to deploy capital in dislocation-driven strategies, though it does not disclose AUM or recent fund closes. Marblegate differentiates itself through its hands-on, operational approach to credit investing. Instead of passive debt positions, the firm acts as an active stakeholder, negotiating restructurings and pursuing value creation through business transformations. This approach resembles that of a private equity sponsor but executed through credit instruments.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2008
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
Greenwich, CT, United States
Principals
Andrew Milgram
Managing Partner & Chief Investment Officer
Paul Arrouet
Managing Partner
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Marblegate Asset Management?
Andrew Milgram serves as Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer, overseeing investment strategy and portfolio management. Paul Arrouet is Managing Partner, with both leading the firm since its founding in 2008 (per the firm's website).
How does Marblegate source proprietary deal flow?
Marblegate originates opportunities through direct relationships with corporate management, restructuring advisors, and legal counsel. The firm focuses on complex situations where its operational involvement can influence outcomes, often sourcing deals outside of competitive auctions (per the firm's website).
Is Marblegate structured as a single family office or an investment firm?
Marblegate operates as an alternative investment management firm, not a family office. It manages capital for third-party investors alongside its principals. Wealth origin of the founders is not publicly disclosed.
Does Marblegate participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Marblegate primarily invests directly in credit and special situations through separate accounts or commingled vehicles. The firm does not publicly disclose its fund structure or whether it commits capital as a limited partner in third-party funds.
What investment stages does Marblegate typically target?
Marblegate targets distressed and special situation opportunities across the capital structure, including senior secured debt, unsecured debt, and equity positions in turnarounds. The firm does not specify a minimum company size or revenue threshold.
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