Overview
Asia Alternatives Management LLC (“AAM”) is an SEC-registered investment adviser with its principal place of
business located in San Francisco, CA. AAM began conducting business in 2006 and is controlled by Asia Alternatives
Principals, LP, which is primarily owned by Melissa Ma and Rebecca Xu.
AAM specializes in providing research, investment and client services dedicated to private Asia investment funds.
AAM provides continuous advice and management of private equity fund of funds (the “Funds”), investment vehicles
investing parallel to the Funds (“Parallel Funds”), co-investment vehicles (“Sidecar Funds”), alternative investment
vehicles that have been formed to address, for example, specific tax, legal, business, accounting or regulatory-related
matters that may arise in connection with a transaction or transactions (“AIVs”) and other separately managed
accounts (“Separate Accounts”), (together, the “Clients”). AAM’s services are designed to provide institutional
investors with a solution to the challenge of capturing the compelling opportunity for private equity investing in Asia.
AAM’s investment advice is tailored to each Client’s specific investment objective.
AAM is currently serving as investment adviser to six Funds: Asia Alternatives Capital Partners, LP (“Fund I”), Asia
Alternatives Capital Partners II, LP (“Fund II”), Asia Alternatives Capital Partners III, LP (“Fund III”), Asia
Alternatives Capital Partners IV, LP (“Fund IV”), Asia Alternatives Capital Partners V, LP (“Fund V”) and Asia
Alternatives Capital Partners VI, LP (“Fund VI”). The Funds are generally long term, closed-end, investment funds
without redemption rights and structured as limited partnership vehicles in which investors are limited partners and
an AAM affiliate serves as the general partner.
AAM invests in private equity funds that focus their investment in Greater China (Mainland China, Taiwan, Macau
and Hong Kong), Japan, South Korea, India, Southeast Asia and Australia. Due to the nature of private equity
investments, there is an inherent risk in these types of investments. Investors should have a high level of sophistication
and net worth when considering these types of investments.
As of December 31, 2023, AAM had $14,973,262,322 of discretionary assets and no non-discretionary assets under
management.