Institutions, Foundations & Endowments
Family offices, pension funds, and more. Portfolios built around your spending policy, governance, and time horizon, with a team that answers to your board directly.
As a Registered Investment Adviser, Main Management is a fiduciary, acting in each client's best interest.
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Family offices, pension funds, and more. Portfolios built around your spending policy, governance, and time horizon, with a team that answers to your board directly.
Operating cash, treasury reserves, and founder liquidity managed with the same care, shaped to your runway and goals, with a direct line to the people managing the money.
Investors and families who want a portfolio built for them and a manager they can actually reach. Disciplined through every market, not driven by headlines. Service first, with no layers in between.
Cross-border clients who need an attentive U.S.-based fiduciary, at home with global custody, reporting, and the particulars of your situation.
Founded in 2002, Main Management serves institutions, family offices and private clients as a fiduciary — relationship-driven, with the people who manage the money a phone call away.
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Trust is the cornerstone of every relationship. When you call, you reach the team that manages your money — no call center, no layers in between.
Our commitment to you
We believe every investor should keep more of their returns. The biggest threat to that is rarely the market; it's the urge to react to it. Our process keeps decisions grounded in valuation and evidence, not emotion. Liquid, transparent, tax-aware, and built to last through every market.
How we manage your investments
Our quarterly look at the macro landscape: an oil market structurally changed by the war, a hawkish new Fed chair, an earnings-led equity advance, an international cycle powered by fundamentals, and what the fourth year of a bull market has historically looked like.
Initial jobless claims fell to 187,000, the lowest reading since 1969, while December rate hike probabilities climbed ahead of next week's FOMC meeting.
Headline inflation cooled sharply to 3.5% in June, well below forecasts, while housing starts jumped 19% to their strongest level in three months.
A recovery quarter: a semiconductor-led rebound off the March lows, an off-ramp for the war in Iran, oil's round trip back to the low $80s, and a hawkish debut from the new Fed chair. The setup is healthier than the headlines suggest.