Windham Capital Partners

Investment decisions are led by founder Mark Kritzman, Managing Partner and a recognized authority in quantitative finance. He is supported by Managing Director David A. Lincoln and a small team of research professionals. The firm emphasizes a research-driven, quantitative approach to asset allocation and risk management.

Windham Capital Partners focuses on quantitative risk management and asset allocation, investing across hedge funds, private equity, real estate, and risk-controlled strategies. The firm uses proprietary models to manage tail risk and volatility, often drawing on concepts from academic finance and market microstructure.

Windham Capital Partners is structured as a multi-family office, serving a select group of wealthy families and institutional clients. It is not a single-family office, as it manages capital for multiple families and institutions rather than a single founding dynasty.

Windham Capital Partners is headquartered in Boston, United States, and primarily invests in US markets. It may have minor exposure to European and Asian opportunities through its quantitative hedge fund and private equity strategies, but specific regional allocations are not publicly disclosed.

Windham Capital Partners was founded by Mark Kritzman, whose wealth came from his career as a quantitative finance academic and practitioner. The firm manages capital for multiple families, but the sources of their wealth—often from business ownership, technology, or professional services—are not broadly disclosed due to client privacy.

Yes, the firm maintains a philanthropic arm through the Kritzman Family Foundation, which focuses on education and the arts. This is separate from the firm's investment operations. The foundation is funded by the Kritzman family and does not directly draw from client assets.

Windham Capital Partners relies on its quantitative research capabilities and network in the institutional investment community. The firm sources deals through relationships with hedge fund managers, private equity partnerships, and real estate syndicators, rather than through a proprietary deal origination team. Academic partnerships and published research also contribute to deal sourcing.