Nebula Capital Group

Nebula Capital Group

Nebula Capital Group was formed after Aleem Mawji departed JPMorgan, where he had served as a Managing Director and Senior Portfolio Manager within the bank's proprietary trading unit. At JPMorgan, Mawji sat on the Global Proprietary Trading Management Committee while overseeing strategies spanning multiple asset classes. The firm registered as an SEC-regulated investment adviser and operates from Greenwich, serving a select group of families rather than institutional limited partners. The firm's investment perimeter is unconventional for a family office. It spans direct co-investments and SPVs, private credit, hedge fund allocations, and insurance-linked or reinsurance-risk exposures, alongside private equity and digital-asset strategies. Technology interests are concentrated in Web3 and blockchain infrastructure, with InsurTech the only other named sector focus. Geographically, the firm's mandate covers North America. The posture is owner-operator: the firm states it makes investments in businesses with the explicit intent to operate them over the long term, not to trade in and out. Nebula Capital Group discloses no AUM figure, no employee count, and no outside capital-raising activity. Its public footprint is minimal — a single-page website and no LinkedIn presence. The only other traceable asset is a residential property at 1019 Fruitwood Court in La Grange, Kentucky, consistent with a deliberate low profile. Without a disclosed deployment number or fund-close history, the operational scale remains opaque, though the JPMorgan provenance suggests the capability to size commitments in the hundreds of millions. The firm's structural differentiator is the combination of a proprietary-trading pedigree with a multi-family office wrapper. Most multi-family offices emerge from wealth management or private banking; Nebula Capital Group was built by a trader who once managed bank capital across multiple strategies and now applies that cross-asset, risk-aware framework to a handful of family balance sheets — a hybrid model that blurs the line between an internal hedge fund and a family investment office.