Eran Peleg

Eran Peleg is a 25-year veteran of global financial markets and the Chief Investment Officer of Clarity Capital (originally KCPS), the Tel Aviv–based wealth and investment management firm founded in 2007 by Tal Keinan, David Steinhardt, Jay Pomrenze, and Sender Cohen. In this role he heads the firm's Private Wealth Management team and leads its global investment process. Clarity Capital serves high-net-worth families and institutions — including educational, arts, and philanthropic endowments — and manages over $1 billion across public equity, fixed income, and alternative investments. More recent listings describe Peleg as Chairman of Private Wealth Management, indicating a shift toward a leadership/strategy role after roughly 15 years as CIO.

Before Clarity/KCPS, Peleg was Senior Investment Manager at Gartmore, the London-based international asset manager, where he directly managed approximately $2.5 billion in assets and led a team of global investment professionals. He subsequently served as Head of International Investments at Gmulot, a leading Israeli institutional investment house, where he directed roughly $1.5 billion of investments across a variety of asset classes in global financial markets — experience rooted in the period when Israeli institutions were first permitted to invest abroad.

Peleg earned a BA cum laude in Economics and Philosophy from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and an MBA from the University of Oxford (Saïd Business School, 1996–1997). He has also served as an Adjunct Lecturer at the Recanati School of Business at Tel-Aviv University and at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and he authors the firm's "CIO Insights" market commentary.

• Practices discretionary, multi-asset wealth management for high-net-worth families, foundations, and endowments — not startup or seed-stage venture investing.
• Allocates across global public equity and fixed income plus alternatives, including real estate, private equity, and hedge funds.
• Emphasizes a global orientation despite the firm's Israeli base: in his words, *"Although we are an Israeli company, we have a global focus."*
• Builds portfolios around each client's specific circumstances — investment horizon, tax situation, family dynamics, and risk tolerance — tailoring strategies to life stage (income-oriented for older clients, higher risk tolerance for younger ones).
• Frames the client relationship as long-term and multi-generational: *"We are starting a relationship that will last many years… Usually, this relationship is multi-generational."*
• Has practiced active tactical allocation, e.g. increasing exposure to Israeli hedge funds while trimming global hedge fund exposure.