SINNET CAPITAL MANAGEMENT

Peter Sinnet, the founder, serves as Chief Investment Officer and makes all material allocation and structuring decisions. His background at Bear Stearns focused on institutional credit and real estate intermediation. The firm operates without a separate investment committee of external members, giving Sinnet sole authority over portfolio construction and risk sizing.

The firm allocates across distressed and event-driven corporate credit, direct middle-market lending, and opportunistic real estate. Credit strategies include bank-loan and trade-claim portfolios, while real estate acquisitions concentrate on multifamily, retail, and office properties in the Northeast and Florida. The platform does not invest in venture capital, growth equity, or liquid public equities outside of event-driven credit situations.

Sinnet Capital Management is structured as an institutional asset manager, not a single-family office. It manages capital for external investors through separately managed accounts and single-purpose vehicles. The firm has not publicly registered commingled fund vehicles with the SEC, consistent with a separately-managed-account model catering to a small number of institutional and high-net-worth allocators.

The firm targets transaction sizes of $5 million to $25 million — below the minimum threshold for most institutional private-credit platforms but requiring the same structuring sophistication. This niche, combined with Peter Sinnet's experience navigating distressed cycles and lender-driven sales, gives the firm repeat access to off-market recapitalizations where speed and legal structuring capability dominate the selection process.

Real estate positions are typically sourced through sponsor-led recapitalizations and lender-driven sales rather than broad auction processes. The firm's credit relationships with regional banks and special servicers give it early visibility into distressed or underperforming properties in core Northeast and Florida markets, where it can move quickly with all-cash offers and minimal diligence contingencies.