About Us
We don't just allocate capital.
We architect it.
We’re a global alternative asset manager with deep experience across credit, real estate, and financial services. Our integrated platform gives us differentiated visibility into the assets and markets in which we invest, informing a disciplined, owner-operator approach designed to manage risk and pursue long-term value.
Rithm Strategies
A Platform Built Across the Risk-Return Spectrum
Explore our strategies across asset-based finance, real estate, credit, and multi-strategy investing.
Asset-Based Finance
Origination-led investing in collateral-backed assets across residential, consumer, commercial, and specialty finance.
Real Estate
A high-conviction approach across real estate equity and credit, from durable income in non-traditional sectors to complex, transitional assets.
Credit
Flexible lending across the credit spectrum, from senior secured direct lending to opportunistic credit and capital solutions.
Multi-Strategy
A dynamic, unconstrained mandate that shifts capital to attractive risk-adjusted opportunities across credit, equities, and arbitrage.
Rithm Ecosystem
One Ecosystem. Boundless Opportunity.
Our ecosystem has two parts: an asset management platform and a family of operating companies that originate, finance, and manage assets directly. Together, they uncover opportunities, architect investments around clients' goals, and turn that work into performance for clients, partners, and shareholders.
Growth by Design
Every acquisition was deliberate, chosen to broaden our capabilities across asset classes and expand what we offer our clients.
Formed under Fortress Investment Group and listed on the NYSE as an owner of excess mortgage servicing rights (MSRs) and other residential assets.
Acquired SpringCastle portfolio (~$4B of consumer loans) from HSBC.
Total Assets as of December 31, 2013
Expanded our investment portfolio and became eligible to own full MSRs in all 50 states.
Through the Home Loan Servicing Solutions (HLSS) acquisition, we acquired excess MSRs on mortgage loans with approximately $158B in unpaid principal balance (UPB), along with servicer advances.
Total Assets as of December 31, 2015
Acquired MSR's on mortgage loans with approximately $92.5B in UPB from Citi.
Joined consortium to purchase up to $5B of unsecured forward flow consumer loans from Prosper.
Total Assets as of December 31, 2017
Acquired Shellpoint, whose mortgage origination and servicing operations are now part of Newrez, the #3 U.S. mortgage servicer and #6 U.S. mortgage originator4.
Total Assets as of December 31, 2018
Acquired Genesis Capital, now a market-leading U.S. construction lender5, expanding our residential transitional lending capabilities.
Acquired Caliber Home Loans, adding scale to our mortgage origination and servicing platform.
Total Assets as of December 31, 2021
Internalized management from an affiliate of Fortress Investment Group and rebranded New Residential as Rithm Capital.
Launched our private capital business, expanding our ability to manage third-party capital alongside our balance sheet investment.
Total Assets as of December 31, 2022
Acquired Sculptor Capital Management, establishing Rithm's position as a diversified global asset management platform.
Total Assets as of December 31, 2023
Acquired Computershare Mortgage Services, including Specialized Loan Servicing LLC, expanding Newrez’s servicing and subservicing capabilities
Genesis Capital closed two rated residential transitional loan securitizations totaling $950M, the largest and second-largest of their kind at the time.
A Rithm affiliate became external manager of Great Ajax Corp. (now Rithm Property Trust).
Total Assets as of December 31, 2024
Acquired Crestline, a global alternative asset manager providing an array of private credit offerings, on December 1, 2025. The acquisition supports Rithm's long-term strategy to build a global, diversified asset management platform.
Acquired Paramount Group (now known as Elecor Properties), an owner and operator of Class A office properties in New York City & San Francisco, on December 19, 2025. The acquisition expands and diversifies Rithm's commercial real estate footprint and asset management capabilities.
Executed 8 securitizations in FY25, representing a record $4.0 billion in UPB.
Invested $9.1 billion in residential mortgage assets in FY25, including non-QM loans and residential transitional loans.
Entered a forward flow agreement with Upgrade, Inc. to purchase up to $1 billion of home improvement loans; $588 million was purchased in FY25.
*Represents the sum of the investable assets, including investments in operating companies, across the Rithm platform, including (i) $53 billion of Total Assets on Rithm’s Balance Sheet, less $10 billion in consolidated fund assets, and (ii) $63 billion of AUM as of December 31, 2025.
On April 28, 2026, Rithm Capital announced that Paramount Group had rebranded as Elecor Properties.
The new identity reflects a strategic transformation from a high-quality, Class A office portfolio into an operating platform built for the next evolution of the workplace.
As Elecor Properties, the company will continue to take an active, performance-driven approach by investing across the portfolio, enhancing the tenant experience, and capitalizing on opportunities across key markets with the support of Rithm Capital.
*Represents the sum of the investable assets, including investments in operating companies, across the Rithm platform, including (i) $57 billion of Total Assets on Rithm’s Balance Sheet, less $5 billion in consolidated fund assets and third-party interests in consolidated commercial real estate joint ventures, and (ii) $61 billion of AUM, as of September 30, 2026.
Our People
A senior team built across cycles.
Our leadership team averages more than 30 years of experience6 and has helped shape the development of alternative investment strategies, including private credit, asset-based finance, and mortgage servicing rights. That experience, paired with a culture that gives our employees a voice, is what lets us make high-conviction decisions across market cycles.
