Aristotle

  • 201-500 employees
  • Investment Management

Aristotle

Aristotle is a majority employee-owned investment management organization backed by an experienced leadership team that has worked together for over twenty-five years. With offices in Los Angeles, Newport Beach, Boston and Sarasota, our investment teams specialize in U.S., international and global equity portfolios in addition to a variety of fixed income strategies, including structured products. Four of the Aristotle Affiliates are PRI Signatories.

Our mission is to help our clients reach their long-term financial goals with active portfolio management using our research-driven investment framework.

Aristotle attracts and retains talented investment professionals through a culture focused on research, investment management and client success. Aristotle’s corporate leadership team oversees a centralized support infrastructure to ensure that its distinct teams of investment professionals are able to focus on what they do best—adding value to client portfolios. The company’s support infrastructure includes shared services such as compliance, trading, operations, client communication, marketing and distribution.

Aristotle Capital Management, LLC, Aristotle Credit Partners, LLC, Aristotle Capital Boston, LLC, Aristotle Atlantic Partners, LLC and Aristotle Pacific Capital. LLC are affiliated organizations. Each is an independent investment adviser separately registered under the Investment Advisers Act of 1940, as amended. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training. More information about each adviser, including investment strategies, fees and objectives, can be found in their respective Forms ADV Part 2, which are available upon request.

As of June 30, 2023, assets under management for each Aristotle affiliate were: Aristotle Capital Management, $50.89B; Aristotle Credit Partners, $0.74B; Aristotle Capital Boston, $3.44B; Aristotle Atlantic Partners, $2.36B; Aristotle Pacific Capital, $20.85B and Aristotle Investment Services, $0.56B.

Expertise

Investment Management, Asset Management, Equities, Fixed Income, Value Equity, International Equity, Global Equity, Large Cap Growth, Core Equity, Focus Growth, Small Cap Equity, Small/Mid Cap Equity, High Yield, Investment Grade, Strategic Credit, and CLOs

88: Market Insights in 10 Minutes (July)
  • 2 days ago

How have economic forecasters done so far in 2025? Plus, opportunities in fixed income, Fed expectations, tariff talk and market action.

Mid-Year Analysis — What Happened and What’s Ahead
  • 15 days ago

Insights into how 2025 is unfolding and what lies ahead, opportunities in fixed income, market action, and Fed moves.

The Banking Sector’s Makeover
  • 15 days ago

Ivor Schucking, head of credit for Aristotle Pacific, explains why he believes regulators have finally won the decades-long battle to de-risk the global banking system.

87: Analyze This — The Power Grid
  • 1 month ago

Aristotle Pacific analyst Abre Kaizar discusses impacts of alternative energy, climate change, aging infrastructure, EVs and AI on the power grid.

86: Market Insights in 10 Minutes (June)
  • 1 month ago

Aristotle Pacific CEO Dominic Nolan looks at lessons learned from the retiring Warren Buffett, plus opportunities in fixed income, recent market action, the economy, and Fed.

A Cautious Fed Holds Tight Amid Uncertainty
  • 1 month ago

At this month’s FOMC meeting, the central bank kept interest rates steady while acknowledging increasing economic uncertainty.

Lessons Learned from Warren Buffet
  • 1 month ago

Insights into the genius of the Oracle of Omaha, plus opportunities in fixed income, recent market action, the economy, and Fed.

85: Market Insights in 10 Minutes (May)
  • 2 months ago

A look at the art of the tariff deal, the recent market volatility, the economy, the Fed, and opportunities in fixed income.

Fed Underscores Uncertainty but Doesn’t Lower Rates
  • 2 months ago

Despite a lack of clarity, the central bank believes the U.S. economy continues “to expand at a solid pace.”