Asase Growth Fund
Long-term equity growth across African and global markets. High conviction, concentrated portfolio with a 10+ year horizon.
Asase Capital manages over $10.4 million in assets for families, institutions and sovereign entities across Africa and the diaspora. We build wealth that endures.
Asase — the Akan word for earth, land, and foundation. Our name is our philosophy. We believe that wealth, like the land, must be tended with patience, wisdom and deep respect for what came before.
Founded in Accra in 1997, Asase Capital has grown from a boutique family office into one of Africa's most respected wealth management institutions — while never losing sight of the values that built us.
Read Our Full StoryEach fund is designed around a distinct risk-return profile, drawing on our deep knowledge of African and global markets. Rooted in patience. Built for legacy.
Long-term equity growth across African and global markets. High conviction, concentrated portfolio with a 10+ year horizon.
Steady yield generation through diversified fixed-income instruments. Designed for capital preservation with consistent income distributions.
High-growth opportunities across Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America. Sankofa — we go back to move forward.
Legacy wealth protection for multi-generational families. Like the baobab — slow to grow, impossible to move. Minimum 25-year commitment.
Asase Capital was founded in Accra in 1997 by a group of Ghanaian entrepreneurs who believed that African families deserved wealth management rooted in African values — not transplanted from Wall Street or the City of London.
Twenty-eight years later, we manage $4.2 billion across four flagship funds, serving 340+ clients from Cape Town to New York.
Our Full Story"The nation is the people. The people are the nation. Wealth held by one generation is merely borrowed from the next."
— Asase Capital Founding Principles, 1997
Our advisors work with a limited number of families and institutions each year.
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