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Greg Alexander

Conifer Management

Open on SEC

Portfolio value

$606.7M

Stocks

6

Halal share

0%

Quarter

2026 Q2

Filed 13 August 2026

13F filings are due up to 45 days after quarter end — this is the position at the end of 2026 Q2, not today. Only long US equity positions are shown (no shorts, options or cash).

Top 6 holdings

This quarter: 1 new buys, 1 full exits.

About Greg Alexander

New York-based Conifer Management — a little-known investment firm that runs the Acacia family of funds.

Life story

Very little public information exists about Conifer Management or Greg Alexander. We found no reliable information on his birth, family or education.

How they got started

According to SEC filings, Gregory Alexander is listed as an executive officer of several Acacia-branded funds managed by Conifer Management LLC (Acacia Partners LP, Acacia II Partners LP, Acacia Institutional Partners LP, Acacia Conservation Fund LP) and as a director of some related entities. Filings for these funds go back at least to 2011.

The sources we reviewed do not say when or by whom the firm was founded.

Investment style

Conifer does not publicly describe its investment style, and the sources we reviewed say nothing about it. Its views can only be inferred from the stock list in its 13F filings.

Best decisions

Limited information

We found no reliable public source on Conifer's most successful investments or its track record.

Biggest mistakes

Limited information

There is no public information on the firm's unsuccessful investments.

Today

Conifer Management has filed 13F reports with the SEC every quarter since February 2021, most recently in August 2026. It is based at Rockefeller Plaza in New York.

What to learn from following the portfolio

  • Portfolios of little-known managers can be a source of interesting ideas, but their track records are hard to verify — treat them with extra caution.
  • The largest and newest positions say the most; the 13F lags by up to 45 days and shows only long US equities.
  • Islamic-finance lens: financials and insurers usually are not halal, while technology, industrial and consumer companies may be. Check each position's halal status on the Portfolio tab.

An introduction based on public sources — not investment advice. Spotted an error? Let us know.

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