New York Life Investment Management to Acquire Majority Ownership Stake in Invictus Capital Partners
The transaction will expand NYLIM’s approximately
The majority ownership stake in Invictus advances NYLIM’s strategy to broaden its private credit and asset-based finance capabilities and provide institutional clients, including insurers, with differentiated access to the
For New York Life’s General Account, the partnership will provide a significant new source of proprietary residential mortgage assets and access to Invictus’s scaled sourcing and securitization capabilities. In connection with the transaction,
Invictus’s seasoned leadership team will remain in place, retaining a significant ownership stake in the business to ensure alignment as the business grows. The partnership will build on Invictus’s established investment approach and capabilities, while benefitting from NYLIM’s global reach, permanent capital, distribution and resources.
Naïm Abou-Jaoudé, CEO of
The transaction is expected to close in the first quarter of 2027, subject to customary closing conditions and regulatory approvals.
About
With approximately
“New York Life Investment Management” is both a service mark and the common trade name of the following investment advisers affiliated with
*Assets under management (AUM) includes assets of the investment advisers that make up “New York Life Investment Management” as of 6/30/2026. AUM includes certain assets, such as nondiscretionary AUM, external fund selection, and overlay services, including ESG screening services, advisory consulting services, white labeling services, and model portfolio delivery services, that are not necessarily considered Regulatory Assets Under Management according to the SEC’s Form ADV. AUM is reported in USD. AUM not denominated in USD is converted at the spot rate as of 6/30/2026.
The total AUM figure for “New York Life Investment Management,” as a brand, is less than the sum of the AUM of each affiliated investment adviser in the group because it does not count AUM where the same assets can be counted by more than one affiliated investment adviser. In addition, AUM includes assets of certain, but not all, investment advisers affiliated with
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About Invictus Capital Partners
Invictus Capital Partners is a leading alternative credit asset manager specializing in U.S. single-family residential credit. Founded in 2008 and headquartered in Washington, D.C., the firm manages more than $20 billion in gross assets. Since 2015, Invictus has acquired more than $48 billion of residential loans and completed realizations totaling more than $27 billion. That scale extends to securitization: Invictus is one of the largest asset-manager issuers in the U.S. residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) market, with more than 90 completed securitizations totaling over $45 billion.
Invictus began investing in distressed RMBS during and after the global financial crisis, expanding into residential loans in 2015. The senior team brings decades of experience in residential credit investing and mortgage capital markets. Today, its single-family residential credit platform spans the full loan lifecycle, combining investment management with proprietary sourcing and operations through its affiliate, Verus Mortgage Capital. That structure gives Invictus sourcing at scale, control over credit, the ability to price at the loan level, and deep financing and securitization capabilities.
All figures as of June 30, 2026.
For more information, visit invictuscp.com.
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Sara Guenoun
1-718-687-6259
Sara_J_Guenoun@newyorklife.com
Source: New York Life Investment Management


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