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Farallon Capital

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Prominent American hedge fund management firm

Last updated August 31, 2026

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Overview

Farallon Capital is a hedge fund management firm headquartered in San Francisco, founded by Thomas Steyer in 1986. The firm focuses on multi-strategy investments including equities, fixed income, real estate, and private equity. Known for rigorous risk management and long-term investment perspective, it once managed assets worth tens of billions of dollars.

Products and positioning

High-end investment management for institutional investors and high-net-worth individuals

Product categories. Hedge funds · Investment management services · Multi-strategy hedge funds · Private equity · Real estate investments

Recent events

  • Reported

    InBrace closed a $102 million Series D financing[1]

    InBrace announced the closing of an oversubscribed $102 million Series D financing from funds affiliated with new investor groups co-led by Farallon Capital Management and Marshall Wace, alongside other new and existing investors.

  • Reported

    GenapSys appoints two board members[2]

    GenapSys appointed Bob Zollars and a Farallon Capital representative to its board.

  • Reported

    GenapSys announces $70 million Series D financing[2]

    GenapSys announced that it had raised $70 million in Series D equity financing; the proceeds will support continued development of its semiconductor-based next-generation sequencing platform.

  • Reported

    LUMICKS completes $93 million Series D financing[3]

    LUMICKS announced completion of a $93 million Series D preferred share financing. It said a majority of the proceeds would support growth initiatives, including expansion of research and development and commercial activities for the z-Movi Cell Avidity Analyzer.

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