Pacific Alternative Asset Management Company

Highly commended: Best institutional fund of hedge funds provider

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The Pacific Alternative Asset Management Company (Paamco) was formed in March 2000 by four founding partners who had previously worked together in the fund of funds field for some years. All had spent the majority of their careers working together researching hedge funds, primarily on behalf of large institutional investors such as public retirement funds.


Most investors are institutional. Currently over 70% of Paamco’s $9.8 billion of assets under management come from pension funds with 25%

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