Overview
Jordan/Zalaznick Advisers, Inc. (d/b/a JZ Partners, LLC) (together with its relying advisers, the “Registrant”),
along with certain affiliated entities that serve as general partners to private equity funds (collectively, “JZAI,”
“us,” or “we”), provides investment advisory and other services. The Registrant was founded in December 1986 by
David W. Zalaznick and John W. Jordan II, who are the sole owners of the firm. Mr. Zalaznick is the firm’s
Chairman, while Mr. Jordan is an investor in the firm (having previously served as its president).
We serve as the manager for JZCP, an investment fund publicly listed outside the United States, and as the
management company and general partner for certain private equity collective investment vehicles, including EMF,
Fund III, JZHL and Fund A (collectively with JZCP, the “Funds”). The Funds may make both equity and debt
investments, depending upon the circumstances. As part of our activities on behalf of the Funds, we:
• Identify investment opportunities;
• Structure investments;
• Monitor,
evaluate and make decisions regarding the timing and disposition of investments; and
• Provide other related services.
As of the date of this brochure, JZAI had approximately $723,408,181 in regulatory assets under management (in
respect of unfunded capital commitments and invested capital) in relation to the Funds to which it provides advice
on a discretionary basis. We do not provide non-discretionary advice to the Funds.
Throughout this brochure, we disclose conflicts of interest and provide summaries of a number of our policies and
procedures designed to detect and address these conflicts and others. In addition, conflicts of interest and specific
risks are identified in the organizational / offering documents of Funds that we manage. Certain investment
limitations for the Funds are also set out in their organizational documents. Please request a copy of the relevant
Fund’s most current organizational / offering documents for a description of other conflicts and risks that might
exist, and the relevant investment limitations.