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Parquet Capital Management
Parquet Capital is a concentrated equity partnership applying special situations and time arbitrage to high-quality businesses when market prices diverge from...
Parquet Capital Management
Parquet Capital is a concentrated equity partnership applying special situations and time arbitrage to high-quality businesses when market prices diverge from intrinsic value. It was founded on the conviction that the highest purpose of capital is service, stewarding capital so partners can serve others. Long-term partnerships, disciplined investing, and thoughtful stewardship guide the firm.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2006
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Boston
Corporate office
Boston, MA, United States
Principals
Robert V. Sinnott
Chief Executive Officer & Chief Investment Officer
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What is Parquet Capital's connection to Harvard Management Company?
Parquet Capital's founder and CIO, Robert Sinnott, spent ten years at Harvard Management Company (HMC), the entity that manages Harvard University's endowment. HMC is known for pioneering direct real-asset investing among endowments. Sinnott imported that endowment-style playbook to Parquet, targeting direct investments rather than fund-of-funds aggregation for a small group of institutional limited partners.
How does Parquet Capital source its deals?
The firm relies on direct origination through long-standing relationships with brokers, operators, and developers, particularly in US commercial real estate and infrastructure. Parquet emphasizes off-market transactions that require local market expertise rather than auction processes. Its small-LP base and willingness to co-invest its own balance sheet provide certainty of close that sourcing counterparties value.
Does Parquet participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
Parquet is primarily a direct investor across real estate equity, infrastructure credit, and energy transition assets. The firm does not market itself as a fund-of-funds. Its structure includes managed accounts and comingled vehicles, with a common practice of co-investing alongside limited partners on larger transactions to align interests.
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