Select Advisors

Select Advisors

Select Advisors was originally founded as a single-family office for the Greenberg family, best known for their association with American International Group (AIG). The firm later transitioned to manage external capital while retaining its family-office ethos. Wealth originates from the insurance and financial-services fortune built by Maurice R. Greenberg during his tenure at AIG, though the firm now operates as a multi-family office and asset manager. The investment strategy centers on concentrated public-equity positions—often in financial services, technology, and insurance sectors—complemented by direct investments in private companies and real assets. Geographic footprint is primarily North America, with selective exposure to European and Asian markets. The firm does not disclose specific portfolio companies or co-investors publicly, but its holdings have historically included positions in insurance, banking, and specialty finance firms. Team size and AUM are not publicly disclosed. The firm has no formal additional offices beyond its New York headquarters. It maintains a low public profile, with no separate philanthropic foundation or operating company structures identified in public records. The firm's structural differentiator is its hybrid model: it began as a single-family office and now manages outside capital while preserving the long-term, concentrated investment approach typical of family offices. This structure allows Select Advisors to avoid quarterly earnings pressure and maintain flexibility in asset allocation.