Direct Investment Trends Shaping Family Office Strategies
Explore how direct investment trends are transforming family office strategies in 2026, driving flexibility and innovation in capital allocation.

Hunting Dog Capital is a San Francisco-based investment manager founded in 2006 that specializes in providing flexible financing, primarily in the form of senior-secured term loans, to lower middle-market U.S. later-stage companies. Business owners use the loans to facilitate acquisitions, refinance existing debt or for general corporate purposes.
Family offices who seek consistent favorable risk-adjusted returns are able to benefit from the company’s commitment to providing customized financing to experienced business owners and operators who seek to grow while preserving equity ownership and control.
Hunting Dog Capital targets direct-lending opportunities with U.S. businesses that generate between $25 million and $150 million of annual revenue, which is a vast and largely underserved market by institutional capital providers. The team’s vast network results in referrals to high quality companies.
“We are often asked why the name Hunting Dog Capital. We believe that great hunting dog characteristics reflect how we conduct business using a disciplined approach to ensure consistent results, adapting to changing conditions or circumstances, persevering to overcome challenges and roadblocks, and being willing to work with our clients when problems arise,” said Managing Partner Chris Allick. “Ongoing communications and a supportive relationship throughout the investment period is one of the keys to our success,”
For information, visit www.hdcap.com or contact Chris Allick at 415.277.2292 or chris@hdcap.com.

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