HELPING ASSET & WEALTH MANAGEMENT FIRMS TO
ACCELERATE GROWTH
Nesvold Capital Partners (NCP) is a capital and advisory services partner that makes supportive, minority investments in the financial services industry — with a particular focus on asset and wealth management, securities, fintech, and related businesses. In select cases, we will also consider partnering with companies in the transportation and automotive industries.
We offer long-life capital funded primarily through family offices with no predetermined time horizon for exit. NCP can invest either on a direct basis as the sole provider of outside capital or as a co-investor alongside credit providers and/or other long-term minded equity investors that wish to leverage NCP's extensive deal pipeline, network, and domain expertise.
NCP was built by the former COO of Silver Lane Advisors, the #1-ranked investment bank that guided asset and wealth management firms with $295 billion in aggregate client assets through mergers and acquisitions. With the perspective of having advised hundreds of asset and wealth management firms, we provide strategic capital, thought leadership, and board services to such businesses managing through exponential growth and/or transformational events, including mergers, acquisitions, recapitalizations, substantial organic growth initiatives, and partner liquidity/succession.
Our Leadership
Much like our founder's predecessor firm, Silver Lane Advisors, NCP is a decidedly proud meritocracy. The people that join our team are well-rounded, diverse in backgrounds, and thrive in an intellectually and physically demanding environment.
Our Portfolio
NCP targets 2-3 new investments per year. Such firms typically either have operating margins or revenue growth in excess of 20%. Our value-add includes sourcing and integrating sub-acquisitions, brand building, recruiting, etc.
Our Insights
Our leadership contributes regularly to the financial media, including Forbes and CNBC among other publications. Our founder has also published four books on M&A with McGraw-Hill and teaches at the Gabelli School of Business.