TLDR:
- Private investment firms are facing challenges in fundraising due to geopolitical tensions, recession threats, and SEC reforms.
- Syndicately is a company that streamlines capital raising for professional investors through a tailored deal management platform.
When it comes to private investment firms, the challenges of securing capital from external investors while finding lucrative investment opportunities are paramount. In 2023, fund managers had to navigate fundraising against a backdrop of geopolitical tensions, recession threats, and higher interest rates. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) private fund adviser reforms add another layer of complexity for these firms. Syndicately aims to provide speed and accessibility in capital raising by simplifying how investment vehicles are created and executed. The company’s tailored deal management platform is trusted by professional investors such as VCs, family offices, and angel investors.
Fundraising success hinges on more than just securing investor confidence – the way deals are structured and foundational elements like equity management are crucial. Syndicately simplifies tasks like managing a company’s ownership ledger, known as a capitalization table, on its digital platform. The company also offers specific solutions to grow alongside the venture capital and private equity industry, including syndication and special purpose vehicles (SPVs).
CEO Jake Claver, the founder of Syndicately, is a Web3 investor and strategic consultant with expertise in implementing blockchain and web3 technologies. Syndicately’s digital platform, along with its API tools, enables third parties to integrate private and alternative asset investments easily. By offering a streamlined and repeatable way to pool resources and reduce risks, Syndicately is poised to help private investment firms navigate the complexities of fundraising and deal management in today’s challenging conditions.
