Seaport Global Asset Management LLC
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About the firm
Seaport Global Asset Management is a New York-based private investment firm, led by Seaport Global founder Stephen C. Smith, providing portfolio management for individuals and small businesses, pooled investment vehicles, and businesses and institutional clients.
Firm Focus
Client segments reported on the firm's SEC Form ADV — applies to all advisors at the firm.
Areas of expertise
Services
Portfolio management; specialty finance and creative debt financing collateralized by niche, generally uncorrelated, income-producing assets; capital for client recapitalizations to refinance an existing lender, buy out a shareholder or provide liquidity; equities and corporate debt fund management; private debt fund management through affiliated platforms.
Who they serve
Individuals and small businesses, pooled investment vehicles, and businesses and institutional clients.
| Client segment | Clients | Assets managed |
|---|---|---|
| Pension/Profit Sharing Plans | 10 | $80M |
Leadership
Office locations
Regulatory & compliance
Data as of March 27, 2026 · Source: SEC IAPD & FINRA BrokerCheck
Contact Information
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