INTERMARKET CORPORATION

Overview

Intermarket Corporation operates as a hedge-fund–style advisory firm focused on managing pooled investment vehicles for institutional clients. The firm emphasizes active portfolio management with a fee model that combines a percentage of assets under management and performance-based compensation, indicating an incentive-aligned structure for managers and investors. Intermarket is structured as a corporation, was SEC-registered in 2012, and is owned by an individual owner. It does not market itself as an ESG investor and is not set up as a multi-state adviser. Portfolio activity centers on collective investment vehicles rather than one-off advisory mandates, and the firm's classification and fund mix show a bias toward strategies that can use leverage, credit exposure and relative-value approaches typical of hedge funds. Intermarket is not positioned as a capital allocator to third-party managers in the sense of a fund-of-funds platform, but it does make direct allocations into a range of alternative credit and private-market instruments alongside its hedge fund strategies.

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