Ocroma Alternative Investments

Ocroma functions as a dedicated private equity fund-of-funds manager based in São Paulo. It aggregates capital from Brazilian institutional investors — pension funds, insurers, and family offices — and deploys it across a curated roster of global alternative managers. The firm does not make direct control investments in operating companies outside of co-investment sleeves alongside its GPs.

As a fund-of-funds, Ocroma relies on long-standing relationships with global private equity managers to secure LP allocations. The firm selects managers across buyout, growth equity, and special-situations strategies, primarily in North America and Europe, where the deepest private equity markets exist. Because the firm does not disclose its GP roster publicly, specific manager relationships remain unconfirmed in the public record.

Ocroma deploys capital across three channels: primary fund commitments to new vintage funds, secondary purchases of existing LP interests, and selective co-investments alongside underlying managers. This multi-channel structure aims to provide vintage diversification, reduce the J-curve effect, and lower blended fees for the firm's Brazilian limited partners.

The firm targets Brazilian institutional allocators, a category that includes corporate and public pension funds, insurance companies, and single-family offices. These LPs typically lack the internal underwriting capacity to access top-quartile global private equity managers directly. Ocroma bridges that gap by pooling commitments and managing the full diligence and monitoring cycle.

Ocroma operates under Brazilian securities regulation and constructs vehicles compliant with local pension fund and insurance investment rules. The firm portfolios are denominated in Brazilian reais, though the underlying fund commitments are in US dollars and euros, introducing currency exposure that the firm may or may not hedge. The regulatory environment in Brazil has progressively expanded allowable alternative allocations, creating a structural tailwind for dedicated fund-of-funds platforms.