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Jillian Murrish
@JillianMurrish
Co-founder & CEO @PierAssetMgmt, we invest in credit. Previously Board @ Endeavor Bank. Past performance no guarantee of future results, see link.
Los Angeles
Joined March 2010
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    Replying to @JillianMurrish
    We manage a portfolio of cash flowing assets that are uncorrelated to stock market. We invest in special opportunities in small biz, consumer, & real estate debt: 1. Buy portfolios of loans at a discount from stressed sellers 2. Asset based lending to non-bank lenders
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    If you can earnestly feel deep gratitude for the hot water you get to enjoy during your morning shower, it's pretty hard to be unhappy. My father said this & it stuck with me. Many "successful" people are miserable. Happiness starts w/ gratitude. When in doubt, start there.
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    We like to buy performing assets from distressed sellers - as opposed to buying distressed assets. You can get great prices for great assets, instead of great prices for messy assets.
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    Replying to @sairaxashraf
    The best advice someone gave me when I was 19 and building my first โ€œreal businessโ€: Share your idea open and freely - donโ€™t be afraid someone will steal it. Youโ€™ll get so much relevant help this way! Being stealth most often is over rated.
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    Any other female founded funds out there? Please say hello! Letโ€™s be friends!! (Or if you know one, pls send her my way)
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    โ€œProblem #1: Winners and losers have the same goals.โ€ Re-reading Atomic Habits by @JamesClear this weekend. So how do you end up in the winner category?
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    Closing out the event with a powerful message from @iononrecourse โ€ฆ Itโ€™s not the money you made or the AUM you managed that youโ€™ll look back on with the most pride - itโ€™s the times that you helped people along the way that matter most. @REconveneLA
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    Replying to @moseskagan
    Sally has an A in math, finishes her tests first, and talks about how much she loves the subject. Sally has a C in english and dreads doing class homework. Parent sends Sally to an English tutor twice per week. IMHO, WRONG! Send Sally to robotics club instead.
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    Doing smaller deals is a HASSLE. But you know what is more of a hassle? Having to compete with a bunch of people for the same deal ... and if you do win, getting half the yield for the same risk.
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    I think itโ€™s important to let kids get bored - encourages imaginative play, etc. This is my reminder to give MYSELF time to be โ€œboredโ€ this year. My adult equivalent will probably be solo hikes - no podcast, no friend to talk with. Remove the noise.
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    Closed a smaller portfolio purchase last week. What: Secured used auto loans Originators: 3 dealers Servicing: Released Target IRR: 22.8% Downside IRR: 16.1% Size: $586k of principal Duration: 16 mo Purchase Price: 88.1% 1/
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    Deal size is a critical part of our strategy. Sub $10M = very limited, if any competition. We drive pricing and timing. This is where we like to be. Similar credit quality portfolio at $25-50M will often see a dozen or more bids โ€” and thus trades at a higher price.
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    Replying to @moseskagan
    My neighbor down the street has a pet pig. It plays with my golden retriever, so sweet. The best part? His name is ... "Piggy Smalls".
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    Being able to distill something complex into simple-to-understand plain English is critical to sales success ... and in our corner of the world, itโ€™s a critical skill for raising capital from LPs. Sophisticated investors donโ€™t invest in things they donโ€™t understand fully.