How it works
One platform.
Every LP.
Every transaction.
HMG builds the institutional treasury layer mid-market sponsors don't have. Charles Schwab as custodian. SEC-registered RIA partner under fiduciary standard. Capital moves on rails.
The architecture
Three roles. Cleanly separated.
You
- Originate & underwrite
- Manage the asset
- Decide when capital moves
HMG + RIA partner
- Operate the treasury
- Hold discretionary authority (RIA)
- Reconcile, report, route
Charles Schwab Institutional
- Per-LP titled accounts
- SIPC + FDIC-insured tiers
- Capital never touches HMG
Capital is custodied at Charles Schwab Institutional in your LPs' own names. HMG operates the platform. The RIA partner holds advisory authority. We never take possession of the capital.
Onboarding
Live LP accounts inside four weeks.
- Week 1
Engagement signed
Partnership agreement countersigned. LP onboarding kit ships to GP and to each LP. RIA partner runs KYC/AML on the fund vehicle.
- Week 4
Platform live
All LP accounts opened at Charles Schwab Institutional in their own names. Branded GP portal active. First yield posting visible to LPs.
- Week 12
First distribution
Quarterly distribution flows through the platform. Reconciliation is automatic. The GP's ops time on this work drops to under one hour per month.
Before & after
Without HMG. With HMG.
Cash custody
Yield on idle
LP transparency
Capital movement
Regulatory posture
Onboarding effort
The economics
Yield by horizon.
Same capital, three horizons — as high as ~4% at the long end. Which tier you can actually reach is set by your capital-call calendar and your tolerance for duration, not by preference. Most sponsors sit across all three at once.
Yields are annualized and indicative as of 15 July 2026. They are not guaranteed and move with prevailing rates. These figures are gross market yields, not client outcomes — HMG's 50 bps applies to recovered yield, so net sits roughly 50 bps below the figures shown. The tiers are not interchangeable: reaching the top of this range means accepting 6–18 months of duration, so it is not same-day money, and selling early can realize a loss. That risk is live rather than theoretical — the Federal Reserve's June 2026 projections show most participants expecting rates to hold or rise, not fall. Treasuries carry sovereign credit and are not FDIC-insured; money-fund yields float daily and a $1.00 NAV is not guaranteed. Nothing here is investment advice or a recommendation. See sources & disclosures.