Striker Capital Management

Striker’s website lists nine team members, including Seungho Rhee, Jewook Park, and Tong Soo Chung, but does not specify titles, seniority, or investment committee structure. No public reporting identifies the final decision-maker or how investment authority is allocated across the asset classes.

Five classes: growth capital, corporate buyout, real estate, infrastructure, and distressed & special situations. The firm states it applies a top-down economic, industry, and company-level screening process to all categories. Known positions include Majesty Golf Korea, Manna Corporation, Afreeca TV Open Studio, and H&B Asia.

Striker describes using leverage in proportion to a target’s net assets and creating multiple tranches to match investor risk preferences. It also enforces a principal-first waterfall — it prioritizes recovery of invested capital through dividends and repayment before pursuing listing or sale profits.

Striker’s public materials describe a proprietary deal-by-deal investment approach with direct co-investment vehicles, but they do not confirm whether they also commit to third-party funds. The absence of fund-of-funds language suggests a direct investment bias.

The firm’s investment philosophy statement says it 'enforces philanthropy through capital' and seeks to drive positive impact. However, no separate philanthropic entity or formal impact-measurement framework is disclosed.

Striker does not publicly disclose its co-investment partners or policies. Its website emphasizes proprietary sourcing and customized value creation plans per deal, implying a preference for control-oriented or lead-investor roles.

All disclosed portfolio companies are tied to South Korea, and the firm lists Seoul as its only location. No international offices or cross-border deals appear in public materials, pointing to an entirely domestic investment footprint.