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Paradice Investment Management
Paradice Investment Management, founded in 2000, manages Australian and global equity strategies including an active mid-cap ETF (Cboe: M1DS).
Paradice Investment Management
Paradice Investment Management was founded in 2000 and operates as an Australian equities specialist headquartered in Sydney. The firm's founding context is as an independent asset manager focused on domestic and global equity markets, not linked to a single-family office or corporate parent. Paradice runs a suite of equity strategies covering Australian Equities, Australian Mid Cap, Australian Small Cap Opportunities, Global Small Cap, and an Equity Alpha Plus long/short fund. The firm launched an active ETF for its Australian Mid Cap strategy, listed on Cboe Australia under ticker M1DS. Portfolio holdings and co-investors are not disclosed in available materials; geographic footprint is Australia-focused with global equity capabilities. Team size and AUM are not publicly disclosed. In March 2026, Paradice published its Stewardship Summary Report for 2025 and its Climate Action Plan Progress Report for 2025, followed by a new Climate Action Plan for 2026-2027 (per the firm, March 2026). The firm has no known additional offices beyond Sydney. Paradice structures itself as an independent, mid-sized equity boutique, with investment professionals given autonomy to make efficient decisions. The active ETF vehicle and the long/short offering indicate a hybrid structure that blends traditional long-only with alternative strategies, distinguishing it from larger index-tracking managers.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2000
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Oceania
Country
Australia
City
Sydney
Corporate office
Sydney, Australia
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Paradice Investment Management?
Paradice does not publicly name individual portfolio managers or a CIO on its website. The firm states its investment professionals have extensive experience and are given autonomy to make decisions, but no named principals are listed.
How does Paradice source proprietary deal flow?
Paradice does not disclose proprietary sourcing methods. As an equity manager, it primarily relies on public market research and analysis for its Australian and global equity strategies. The firm emphasizes a disciplined investment process focused on risk-adjusted returns.
Is Paradice structured as a single-family office or an asset manager?
Paradice is an independent asset manager focused on Australian and global equities. It is not a single-family office; it manages pooled funds, including an active ETF, for institutional and retail investors.
Does Paradice participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Paradice is an equity asset manager that invests in public market securities through its funds. It does not appear to engage in private direct deals or fund-of-funds commitments; its strategies are long-only and long/short equity.
What investment stages does Paradice typically target?
Paradice targets mid-cap, small-cap, and small-cap opportunities in Australian and global equity markets. The firm also offers an Equity Alpha Plus strategy that may include long/short positions.
Which sectors does Paradice explicitly avoid?
Paradice does not publicly list any excluded sectors. Its website highlights a focus on ESG integration and climate action planning, suggesting it applies sustainability screens but does not name specific banned industries.
Does Paradice maintain philanthropic structures, and how are they separated?
Paradice does not disclose any separate philanthropic foundation or charitable arm on its website. Its sustainability reporting focuses on investment stewardship and climate action rather than charitable giving.
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