Our Firm

We are an independent investment advisor, focused exclusively on the active management of portfolios of global real estate securities on behalf of institutional and individual investors. The firm was co-founded in 2016 by Andrew Duffy, CFA and F. Scott Tuck, West Point classmates and U.S. Army Rangers, each with nearly 30 years of experience.

For the past 30 years, Ranger Global's Chief Investment Officer, Andrew Duffy, has been at the forefront of investing in global listed real estate. Our investment process has been carefully engineered over nearly three decades to incorporate this invaluable experience of managing portfolios across multiple market cycles. Together, our team of highly seasoned investment professionals possess intimate knowledge of the companies and management teams that comprise our investable universe. Ranger Global has achieved long-term alpha generation through fundamentally-driven, high­ conviction stock selection across the market capitalization spectrum. This has resulted in concentrated portfolios of higher growth, high-quality real estate companies with an overweight to Specialty property types, which benefit from differentiated supply and demand drivers. Our investment strategies include our flagship Global Real Estate strategy as well as our U.S. Real Estate and Specialty/Completion strategies.

Ranger Global is majority-owned by the firm’s employees and Senior Advisor/Board Chair, Richard Saltzman, a 40+ year real estate veteran and former global head of real estate for Merrill Lynch, as well as a past CEO of Colony Capital. Additionally, a significant equity interest in Ranger Global is held by strategic partner, QuadReal Property Group, a Canada-based institutional global real estate investor, operator, and developer, with approximately $70 billion ($CAD) in assets. QuadReal works closely with the entire Ranger Global team, leveraging their size, relationships, global footprint, and respected brand in order to assist Ranger Global in the achievement of our domestic and international expansion goals.

Ranger Global maintains an entrepreneurial culture with deep institutional expertise and was designed to align the interests of our clients with those of our employees and stakeholders. The investment team considers a variety of quantitative and qualitative ESG factors in our formal analysis of portfolio companies and is a signatory of the UN Principles for Responsible Investment.

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Our clients can expect…

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A concentrated portfolio of high-quality, higher growth listed real estate companies

Compelling long-term risk-adjusted returns with market ­level risk

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Alpha generation from stock selection and significant overweighting of specialty REITs

Best in class client service with access to our team’s unique market insights

Source: FactSet, Bloomberg. All return, alpha and upside/downside capture statements are based upon representative accounts (global and U.S.) as of March 31, 2023. Back-up data will be provided upon request. The Global Index is the FTSE EPRA Nareit Developed Index which in an Index comprised of publicly‐traded real estate securities in developed countries worldwide which have met certain financial criteria for inclusion in the Index. The U.S. Index is the FTSE Nareit Equity REITs Index which is an Index comprised of publicly‐traded real estate securities in the U.S. which have met certain financial criteria for inclusion in the Index. Each company in these indices must derive the bulk of its earnings through the ownership, management, or development of income‐producing commercial real estate. You cannot invest directly in an index. Past performance is not an indication of future performance, provides no guarantee for the future, and is not constant over time. The value of an investment may fluctuate and may be worth more or less than its original cost when redeemed. Current and future performance may be lower or higher than the data quoted.

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Attractive upside and downside capture vs. the market benchmark