Cloud-based platform for multi-asset portfolio design, analytics, and client engagement.
Multi-asset investment teams often find themselves managing portfolio construction through a patchwork of spreadsheets, siloed analytics tools, and manual reporting processes. Jacobi, founded in 2014 and headquartered in San Francisco with offices in London and Brisbane, was built by former institutional portfolio managers who experienced this problem directly at firms like QIC, JPMorgan, and BlackRock. The platform allows investment teams to embed their own proprietary models, capital market assumptions, and data structures into a single cloud-based environment, replacing disconnected tools without forcing users to abandon their existing investment philosophy.
For multi-family offices, the platform addresses a specific operational challenge: delivering personalized portfolio solutions to clients with distinct risk tolerances while maintaining governance and consistency across a large number of accounts. Jacobi's Model Portfolio Management Solution supports parent-to-child model cascading, configurable approval workflows, and dynamic compliance constraints. T. Rowe Price has noted a reduction in turnaround time for asset allocation model reviews of over 30 percent by using the platform. Key capabilities relevant to MFO investment teams include:
Jacobi is positioned for investment teams that already have a defined process and want technology to scale and govern it, not for firms seeking a pre-packaged outsourced investment approach. Pricing is not publicly disclosed, and the platform's depth of customization implies a meaningful implementation and configuration investment before teams realize full operational benefit.
For an asset allocation model review, a diagnostic review of an existing suite of models, we've cut our average turnaround time by over 30% by leveraging the Jacobi platform.
On Jacobi, from a family-office user
Built for Multi Family Office (MFO), Investment Teams, CIO / Investment Office, Advisors / Wealth Advisors (RIA).