Cain Announces Brand Refresh and Refined Equity-Focused Investment Strategy

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London, 02 October 2025 – Cain, formerly known as Cain International, has today announced the launch of a refreshed corporate brand that reflects the firm’s evolution into a global, equity-focused investment business.

The update introduces a shortened name – Cain – together with a new logo, a modernised visual identity and a new articulation of the firm’s established investment platforms, highlighting its scale, ambition and commitment to disciplined growth.

Founded in 2014 as a partnership between its Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Goldstein and Todd Boehly’s Eldridge Industries, Cain manages approximately $13.8 billion in assets under management with investments spanning more than 20 major cities worldwide.[1]

“The refreshed Cain brand reflects the focus and maturity of our business,” said Jonathan Goldstein, Co-Founder and CEO of Cain.

“It speaks to our ambition to build lasting value – to shape places, brands and experiences that resonate far beyond bricks and mortar. We remain centred on our core markets in the United States and Europe, while continuing to broaden our reach through real estate and brand-driven ventures in partnership with Eldridge Industries. Above all, we aim to do so with discipline and through genuine partnership, creating outcomes that endure for our investors and the communities we serve.”

Cain’s platform is organised across four complementary investment strategies – Landmark Developments, Living & Hospitality, Supply-Chain Infrastructure, and Sports & Entertainment – reflecting its focus on deploying equity capital with conviction to create long-term value in places, brands and businesses.

Within these strategies, Cain backs high-profile developments and businesses across major cities such as London, Miami, New York and Beverly Hills; brand-driven investments including Aman, Delano, and hospitality- and leisure-focused businesses such as Prezzo and Swingers Crazy Golf; sports platforms including the Trent Rockets, The St James and The St James Academy; and a $1.5 billion-plus supply-chain-infrastructure portfolio across Europe.

Supported by its partnership with Eldridge Industries, Cain remains committed to pursuing investments with a long-term perspective, aiming to create value for its investors, partners and the communities it serves.

[1] As of 30 June 2025