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Fund administration was born in a world where a GP's entire LP base could fit in a small conference room. That world is gone. Now it's being asked to handle 500,000 investors. The subscription docs, data workflows and st
Fund administration was born in a world where a GP's entire LP base could fit in a small conference room. That world is gone. Now it's being asked to handle 500,000 investors. The subscription docs, data workflows and st
Private markets grew for decades without obsessing over the investor experience. A few hundred GP names mattered, and they competed on one number: returns. There was no pressure to care about reporting quality, data time
Private markets grew for decades without obsessing over the investor experience. A few hundred GP names mattered, and they competed on one number: returns. There was no pressure to care about reporting quality, data time
The mutual fund put investing in the hands of ordinary savers. The ETF made it cheaper, faster and borderless. Both transformed asset management. Both also required infrastructure that didn't exist when the product arriv
The mutual fund put investing in the hands of ordinary savers. The ETF made it cheaper, faster and borderless. Both transformed asset management. Both also required infrastructure that didn't exist when the product arriv
Private markets have solved origination. The products are built. The constraint now is a wealth management tech stack built for mutual funds and ETFs that cannot run semi-liquid products at scale. Jake Walker is Partner
Private markets have solved origination. The products are built. The constraint now is a wealth management tech stack built for mutual funds and ETFs that cannot run semi-liquid products at scale. Jake Walker is Partner
The wealth channel buildout everyone in private markets is betting on has a plumbing problem. Evergreen funds are growing fast. Roughly 300 products, ~$550 billion in AUM and demand from wealth platforms that is real and
There are fewer than 4,000 public companies in the United States. In the late 1990s, there were 8,000. The companies that left public markets didn't stop creating wealth. They simply stopped being accessible to ordinary
Markets don't just happen. They're built. Public markets weren't a completely organic development. They were engineered over centuries, through boom and design and crisis. Every layer of trust investors now take for gran
S&P Global built the information layer for public markets. Private markets is next. In 1860, Henry Varnum Poor published a manual on American railroads to inform investors. That business became Standard and Poor’s. The m
The next decade belongs to people who can think like institutions. Individual investors sit at 1-2% alternatives allocations. Institutions are at 20%. That gap is closing fast because the infrastructure to bridge it is f
Finance speaks a thousand languages. Every market data provider formats corporate actions differently. Every custodian speaks a different dialect. Something as simple as receiving a dividend (ten shares of one company) m
Go to Yahoo Finance. Search SpaceX. You'll find a price. That number comes from Forge. Private markets are the fastest-growing part of institutional finance, and they've never had what public markets took fifty years to
The headlines say private credit is in trouble. Here's what the practitioners are saying. The pressure is real. The cause is complicated. Redemptions are up - but the story isn't as simple as loans failing. The real stor
Not many people can say they sold a product to Barry Diller that changed how an entire generation meets. Amar Varma can. In the early 2010s, his mobile incubator Hatch Labs ran ten ideas through a corporate skunkworks in
Every time you allocate money into your 401(k), DTCC processes it. Every equity trade in the United States - over 99% of them - clears and settles through DTCC. Last year alone, it processed $4 quadrillion in activity. A
Apoorv Saxena built AI at Google under Fei-Fei Li, at JPMorgan under Jamie Dimon, and led AI implementation across the portfolio at Silver Lake. Each one taught him something different about where the technology actually
In the early 1990s, Ed Brandman was at JP Morgan helping build FIX, the protocol that automated order flow between Wall Street's biggest buy-side and sell-side firms. It took years, regulatory pressure and a handful of 8
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Modern Capital: The Private Markets Podcast is hosted by Marc Andrew. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 20 episodes.
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