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Diamond Hill Stays Focused on Silvercrest (SAMG) Despite Profitability Pressures

Diamond Hill Stays Focused on Silvercrest (SAMG) Despite Profitability Pressures

Diamond Hill Capital's Q2 2026 investor letter highlights the company's focus on Silvercrest Asset Management Group Inc. (NASDAQ:SAMG), a wealth management firm that caters to high-net worth families and institutional investors. Despite Silvercrest's shares declining 1.58% to $9.98 per share, the strategy remains optimistic about the company's long-term investment performance and its efforts to expand its institutional business.

The letter notes that Silvercrest's shares have lost 37.97% over the past 52 weeks, with a market capitalization of $118.24 million and a 52-week trading range between $9.57 and $16.56. Diamond Hill Capital's letter states that while the company has seen continued client outflows and elevated compensation costs, it acknowledges Silvercrest's strong long-term investment performance and its expansion of institutional business.

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