Silvercrest Asset Management Group (SAMG) Sidoti Small-Cap Virtual Conference summary
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Sidoti Small-Cap Virtual Conference summary
8 Jul, 2026Strategic principles and culture
Focus on innovation, original thought, and client-centric solutions drives firm strategy and culture.
Emphasis on attracting and retaining talented professionals with a strong entrepreneurial and collegial culture.
High internal ownership among employees fosters independence and alignment with client interests.
Partnership culture is reinforced by principals' personal equity investments, aligning interests with shareholders.
Ethical conduct and a conflict-free, fiduciary approach are central to operations.
Business growth and client base
Assets under management (AUM) have grown from $8B in 5 years to $36.5B in 22 years, with a 26% CAGR since inception.
Inorganic growth is strategic, with only $7B of $37B AUM from M&A; recent deals have expanded capabilities and client base.
Client base is 68% high-net-worth and 32% institutional, with an average relationship size of $43M and 98% retention rate.
No single client accounts for more than 4% of revenue; clients span 46 states and multiple continents.
Recent international growth includes new mandates in Asia and Oceania, with longstanding relationships in Europe and Latin America.
Investment performance and strategy
Institutional strategies consistently outperform relevant benchmarks over long periods, especially in high-yield municipal bonds.
Four growth pillars: organic growth, strategic acquisitions, institutional expansion, and global reach.
Institutional business now 32% of discretionary AUM, with potential for faster growth and higher margins.
Recent $2B seed capital from an Australian superannuation fund highlights global value equity strategy momentum.
Brand strength and visibility have reached new highs, supporting further international expansion.
Latest events from Silvercrest Asset Management Group
- Discretionary AUM up 6.9% to $24.7B; Q2 net income and margins declined on higher costs.SAMG
Q2 2026 - AUM fell 3.5% to $35.7B as net income dropped and costs rose on flat revenue.SAMG
Q1 2026 - Board recommends approval of director, executive pay, and auditor at 2026 Annual Meeting.SAMG
Proxy filing - AUM grew year-over-year, but earnings and margins declined amid elevated investment in growth.SAMG
Q4 2025 - Board recommends approval of all 2025 proxy proposals, including equity plan expansion and auditor ratification.SAMG
Proxy Filing - AUM rose 13% to $35.1B, but higher expenses reduced net income and margins.SAMG
Q3 2024 - Revenue and AUM rose, but higher costs reduced net income; new hires and dividend boost future growth.SAMG
Q2 2024 - Q1 2025 revenue up 3.7%, AUM at $35.3B, $0.4B new flows, $12M buyback, and $0.20 dividend.SAMG
Q1 2025 - Record AUM and organic inflows drive global growth and continued capital returns.SAMG
Q4 2024