Investors First

For over 70 years, FPA has delivered a meaningful and measurable track record of success. As of September 30, 2025, the firm has approximately $31 billion in assets under management (AUM).

Guided by price discipline through a focus on intrinsic value, we help investors allocate capital across market cycles.

As an independent and investor-aligned firm, we operate with a commitment to patient execution, and prudent decision-making.

Our goal is simple: we aim to provide investors with superior risk-adjusted returns via capital preservation—by thinking differently, acting deliberately, and putting our investors first.

Capital Invested Alongside Investors


>$100M

Employee
Ownership


100%

Firm AUM in Funds with 20+ Year History


77%

Number of Investment Professionals


22

Number of
Strategies


10

Investment
Approach


1

We aim to be a leading practitioner of value investing by delivering superior long-term risk-adjusted returns with a disciplined focus on capital preservation—all while remaining committed to our core values and high ethical standards.

Our History

Discipline Measured Across Decades

Our history is a reflection of our core principles—built over decades of disciplined investing, investor alignment, and independent thinking.

This is a chronological timeline of key milestones. Use the previous and next buttons to navigate through the events.

The foundation for FPA is formed under the name Shareholders Management Company, a mutual fund company formed by Shareholders Capital.
Source Capital (SOR), a NYSE traded closed-end fund, is established.
Shareholder Management Company changes its name to Angeles Management Company.
Angeles Management Company changes its name to FPA.
George Michaelis becomes Director and President of FPA and establishes FPA’s emphasis on value investing.
FPA Capital Fund (now FPA Queens Road Small Cap Value Fund) and FPA New Income are acquired from Transamerica. Robert Rodriguez becomes the lead portfolio manager for both funds.
United Asset Management acquires FPA from Angeles Management Company.
Steven Romick and the FPA Crescent Fund (founded by Steven in 1993) join FPA.
Old Mutual U.S. acquires United Asset Management and becomes FPA’s new parent.
FPA professionals repurchase the firm from corporate parent, Old Mutual U.S. FPA is completely independent for the first time in its history.
FPA Flexible Fixed Income Fund is launched.
The Queens Road Funds join the FPA Fund Family.
FPA Global Equity ETF is launched.
FPA Short Duration Government ETF is launched.

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