| Investor Type | Firm |
| Investing | United States |
| Investment Range | $103,000,000 - $103,000,000 |
Founded in 1995 and headquartered in Los Angeles, California, Oaktree Capital Management is a leading global asset management firm that specializes in alternative investments.
With a focus on control investing, Oaktree is renowned for its commitment to excellence, its analytical approach, and its distinguished team of investment professionals. Oaktree operates across a wide array of asset classes, including public equity, private equity, infrastructure, real estate, fixed income markets, and alternative asset markets.
They have a particular interest in various sectors, such as crude petroleum, natural gas, coal, consumable fuels, environmental facilities services, cargo or container ships, consumer durables, apparel, movies, entertainment, retailing, beverages, food products, specialized finance, real estate, and electric utilities.
Oaktree is distinguished by its deep expertise in credit, which includes both liquid and illiquid instruments sourced directly from borrowers and via public markets. Their equity strategies encompass a broad range of regions and market sectors, encompassing traditional private equity, special situation opportunities, and listed equities.
The firm's real estate platform leverages Oaktree's global footprint, multi-disciplinary capabilities, extensive network of industry experts, and key relationships with operating partners. Oaktree places a strong emphasis on delivering superior investment results with risk under control and adheres to the highest standards of integrity.
Their minimum and maximum fund investment is $103,000,000. Oaktree's mission underlines their dedication to excellence in investment results, highlighting a comprehensive approach that includes a proactive understanding of cycles, a risk-control framework, and rigorous bottom-up asset selection. Oaktree also actively engages with matters of ESG and diversity, reflecting a commitment to responsible investment practices and inclusive growth.

