Jonathan Kanterman (US based)

Mr. Kanterman is a leading alternative asset management executive with deep knowledge of hedge funds, fund of funds, private credit and asset based lending. He has extensive experience in due diligence, manager selection, portfolio construction, risk management and business development. Complemented with a strong track record in analyzing, selecting and growing investments across a spectrum of alternative asset classes.

Since 2012, Mr. Kanterman is a Managing Partner at Institutional Asset Advisors where he specializes in hedge fund consulting focusing on asset based lending strategies. He works with funds, family offices and select institutional investors on areas including due diligence, documentation, structure, evaluation, investment selection and business development.
Previously Jonathan was the Managing Director of Stillwater Partners where he was responsible for helping with the growth and management of the firm and was an active member of the investment team. With $1.3 billion in assets, the firm managed several funds focused on asset based lending strategies. Prior to Stillwater, Jonathan was the Managing Director and head of investor relations for Valenzuela Capital Partners, a $2.2 billion institutional money management firm. Before joining Valenzuela, Jonathan was a Vice President and Portfolio Manager of Woodford Capital Management, where his responsibilities included portfolio management and investor relations for this $1 billion money management firm. Jonathan earned a Bachelor of Science in Finance from The University of Miami School of Business.

Mr. Kanterman regularly speaks at industry conferences and is a judge for several industry awards including Fund Intelligence and Fund Technology Awards. From 2013-2015, he was a Senior Advisor and Event Chairman of the World Pension Forum’s Aspen Summit. Jonathan is frequently quoted in publications such as Barron’s and the WSJ, and in 2013 was recognized by the New York Press Club Awards for Excellence in Journalism for his work on hedge funds and due diligence in the Financial Times.