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Moon Holdings Fund
Moon Holdings Fund maintains a deliberately low public profile while operating across seven global offices that include Los Angeles, London, and Taipei — a...
Moon Holdings Fund
Moon Holdings Fund maintains a deliberately low public profile while operating across seven global offices that include Los Angeles, London, and Taipei — a geographic triangle that implies a focus on trans-Pacific investment corridors. The firm's name and multi-city structure are consistent with a privately capitalized investment vehicle that does not market to outside LPs, though no explicit confirmation of single-family-office status is available in the public record. Without position-level disclosures, the firm's strategy is inferred from its operational architecture. The presence of offices in Newport Beach, Cottonwood Heights, and San Francisco — alongside hubs in London and Taipei — points to an allocation mix spanning US venture and growth equity, Asian private equity, and possibly structured credit or real assets. Cross-border family offices with this footprint typically source direct deals, co-invest alongside regional GPs, and run concentrated public-equity books. Team size and deployment figures remain undisclosed. The office in Cottonwood Heights, Utah — a growing node for alternative-asset talent — may house back-office or investment operations in a lower-cost jurisdiction. The London and Taipei offices strengthen the firm's capacity for in-region origination and portfolio monitoring. Structurally, the firm's opacity is itself a differentiator in an era of mandatory visibility for registered investment advisors.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
1995
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Los Angeles
Corporate office
Los Angeles, CA, United States
Additional offices
London · Newport Beach · Cottonwood Heights · San Francisco · Taipei · New York
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Moon Holdings Fund?
No principals, investment committee members, or key decision-makers are identified in the public record. The firm's opaque profile makes leadership attribution impossible without direct disclosure.
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