Deepwater Asset Management

A highlights band on the home page displays four figures, shown without an as-of date: "$625M+ Assets Under Management and Advisory", "13 Funds, SPVs and Managed Accounts", "20+ Year Track Record" and "75+ Private Investments".

The footer states

"Deepwater Asset Management is a registered investment adviser with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. Registration does not imply a certain level of skill or training."

The website publishes no prices, pricing, fees, rates, cost figures or minimums for any of its services, no phone number, no email address and no office hours. Contact is through the contact form on the Contact Us page. The site states that information on it is for educational purposes and is not an offer or solicitation for the sale or purchase of any securities.

For fee detail, the footer of every page links to the firm's regulatory brochure: "See Deepwater's ADV Part 2A here." Form ADV Part 2A is the document to consult for fees, costs and compensation arrangements, and it is the source Deepwater itself points to. The footer also links to the Privacy Policy and to an Important Disclosures page.

The same notice states that Deepwater "does not make any representation regarding the advisability of investing in any investment fund or other investment product or vehicle" and, in capitals: "THIS INFORMATION IS NOT AN OFFER TO BUY OR A SOLICITATION TO SELL ANY SECURITY OR INVESTMENT PRODUCT. SUCH AN OFFER OR SOLICITATION IS MADE ONLY BY THE SECURITIES' OR INVESTMENT PRODUCTS' ISSUER OR SPONSOR THROUGH A PROSPECTUS OR OTHER OFFERING DOCUMENTATION."

Questions about fees or cost should go to the firm through its contact form, or to Form ADV Part 2A.

The site publishes no office hours, no indication of when it is open, and no way to book, schedule or self-serve an appointment or meeting online. There is no booking calendar or scheduling link. Anyone wanting to arrange a call or appointment has to use the contact form and wait to be contacted.

Two investor login links are published in the navigation, for Aduro Advisors (fundpanel.io) and Securitize; the footer also lists an MG Stover investor login. These are existing-investor portals, not a general sign-up. The site also offers a weekly newsletter: "You'll receive a weekly newsletter on Saturday mornings with our research and reading recommendations."

The disclosures page opens

"This site does not constitute advice or a recommendation or offer to sell or a solicitation to deal in any security or financial product. It is provided for information purposes only." It adds that prospective investors with questions about their own portfolio or situation "are encouraged to consult with the professional advisor of their choosing."

It also states

"Past performance may not be indicative of future results"; that no current or prospective client should assume any investment or strategy referenced "will be profitable or equal to corresponding indicated performance levels"; that "Different types of investments involve varying degrees of risk, and there can be no assurance that any specific investment will either be suitable or profitable"; and that "Deepwater is neither an attorney nor an accountant, and no portion of the website content should be interpreted as legal, accounting or tax advice."

A social media section adds that nothing Deepwater posts "is intended to be a recommendation or investment advice" and that such posts are "not provided in a fiduciary capacity."

Gene Munster, Co-founder and Managing Partner. Prior to Deepwater he spent 21 years at Piper Jaffray as a managing director and senior equity research analyst covering Apple, Amazon, Google and Facebook.

Andrew Murphy, Co-founder and Managing Partner. Prior to Deepwater he was a senior marketing manager in Ecolab's Healthcare division and spent 5 years at Piper Jaffray as an equity research analyst covering Apple, Netflix and Adobe, among others.

Mike Olson, Venture Partner. He previously served as chief financial officer of PowerUp Acquisition Corp and CFO at Version1, and before that spent 19 years at Piper Jaffray as a managing director and senior equity research analyst covering the internet, video game and digital media sectors.

Brian Baker, Portfolio Research Analyst. He supports the research team alongside Gene Munster and spent seven years at Protiviti in the Risk and Compliance practice. He holds a finance degree from the University of Minnesota's Carlson School and studied at CIMBA Italy.

Mira Wallace, Head of Operations. She leads operations, driving efficiency, growth and compliance, with experience from venture capital and sustainable food tech and a focus on HR, ops and project management. She holds a B.A. in Quantitative Economics and Political Science from the University of Minnesota.

No individual phone numbers, email addresses or professional licence and certification numbers are published for any team member.

Public Equities is described under the heading "Frontier Tech": "Built to track the companies driving technological transformation — from artificial intelligence and fintech to robotics, autonomous vehicles, and virtual or augmented reality." The site does not name a product, ticker or vehicle for this on the pages read, and gives no cost, fees or minimum for it.

The Portfolio page is headed "Frontier Technologies — Our venture portfolio in focus" and reads: "Disruptive innovation unlocks the potential for persistent growth. Our venture portfolio is guided by clarity and long-term vision." Holdings are shown as company logos tagged Early-Stage, Late-Stage or Exit, each linking out to the company's own site. Companies linked there include Databricks, SpaceX, xAI, Unity, Redwood Materials, Rain, Paradromics, Outrider, Antora, Neurable, Masterworks, Invisible, Not Diamond, Fastino, Hydra Host, Payman, Frame, Digs, Catch, Levels, Uhnder, Xwing and Galvanick.

For anything beyond what the portfolio page shows, the site directs people to the contact form.

Ask anyway — the agent will say plainly that it is not published rather than guess.