Toronto, Canada’s Diversified Global Asset Management Corp., founded by Neil Selfe, George Main, Warren Wright, F. Graham Thouret and Jeff Lucassen in 2004 with $500 million, is now managed with a U.S. twist. The fund-of-funds firm was acquired by Washington, D.C.’s $194 billion private equity giant Carlyle Group in February 2014. The firm had been experiencing steady growth through the years, with assets up about 26.6 percent between 2011 and 2014, but growth is expected to take off in the coming years as a result of the acquisition. DGAM, as the firm is known, has invested in tail-risk strategies…