Stenham Asset Management

Markus Goebel serves as Chief Executive Officer, and George Van Dyck is Chief Investment Officer. The firm operates under a structured investment committee that reviews and approves allocations across public and private markets. Leadership has been stable since the firm's establishment in 2000 (per public record).

Stenham sources deals through a combination of direct relationships with fund managers, co-investment networks in Europe and North America, and its broader institutional platform. The firm's multi-family office structure gives it access to proprietary opportunities that arise from family networks. It also participates in club deals alongside other allocators.

Stenham operates as a multi-family office and asset manager, serving multiple families and institutional clients. This hybrid structure allows it to combine the personalized service of a family office with the product breadth and negotiation power of an institutional fund. It is not a single family office tied to one wealth source.

Stenham engages in both fund commitments and direct investments. It acts as a fund-of-funds allocator in hedge funds and private credit, while also pursuing direct co-investments in real estate, infrastructure, and private equity. The proportion between fund and direct exposure adjusts based on market conditions.

Stenham targets later-stage and mature opportunities across its core asset classes, including private credit, infrastructure, and real estate. It also allocates to hedge funds that employ a variety of strategies. The firm tends to favor established managers and sponsors over early-stage or venture investments.

Stenham has not publicly stated any sector restrictions, but its disclosed activity focuses on liquid and illiquid alternative assets rather than early-stage venture, cryptocurrencies, or public equity long-only strategies. The firm's portfolio is built around diversifying risk across alternative asset classes.

Stenham operates independently and is not formally part of a broader group such as R360 or Tiger 21. It maintains relationships with European family offices and institutional allocators but does not publicly disclose a parent company or affiliated network.