About Oak Hill
Our history
Capitalizing on the successful growth of Oak Hill Financial, Oak Hill Asset Management was formed to provide Canadian investors with access to high-quality investment solutions. We partner with institutional-calibre global asset management teams to offer differentiated strategies across alternative and traditional asset classes.
Oak Hill takes a selective, partnership-driven approach to identifying and delivering compelling investment opportunities for Canadian investors. This focused approach differentiates us from many other asset management firms that offer broad product shelves.
How we select what we offer
One thousand strategies cross our desk; a handful earn a place on our shelf. Every Oak Hill fund reflects the same discipline.
A differentiated strategy
Return sources that complement what Canadian portfolios already hold — across alternative and traditional asset classes.
An institutional-calibre partner
Managers with deep research capabilities and long records of serving sophisticated global institutions.
A structure built for Canada
Canadian fund vehicles with CAD and USD series, registered-plan eligibility and documents in English and French.
Milestones
Dates drawn from fund inception dates and public announcements — to be confirmed by Oak Hill.
Oak Hill Asset Management is established
Building on the growth of Oak Hill Financial. First fund launched: Oak Hill NexPoint Global Merger Arbitrage Fund.
The shelf expands into long-short equity and global macro
August: Oak Hill AQR Delphi Long-Short Equity Fund. November: Oak Hill Wilshire Bridgewater Managed Alpha Fund.
Pure Alpha access announced; Oak Hill GMO Quality Fund introduced
March: Canadian feeder fund for Bridgewater’s Pure Alpha strategy announced with Wilshire. June: Oak Hill GMO Quality Fund launches.
Leadership
Photos as published on the current Oak Hill website. Biographies:
Committed to Canadian investors
Our role is to support advisors and investors across Canada with clarity and confidence — through structures that meet institutional standards while remaining tailored to the Canadian marketplace.


