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The Boston Firm That Buys Into Everyone Else's Funds - and Manages $161 Billion Doing It
It started in 1982 as an insurer's venture arm with two employees and $200 million. Four decades later, HarbourVest sits on roughly $161 billion and a simple idea: you don't have to pick the winners if you own the whole board.
The Firm That Built a Resale Market for Private Equity
Jeremy Coller spent 36 years arguing that private equity needed a second-hand market. Now that the market is worth trillions, EQT is paying up to $3.7 billion to own the firm that started it.
Morgan Stanley
The bank that decided predictable beats spectacular - and built a $9 trillion advice machine on top of a trading floor.
SDAX
SDAX is a Singapore-based, MAS-regulated digital asset exchange that tokenises and fractionalises institutional-grade real-world assets - from real estate and private credit to securitised gold - so investors can access private-market deals from as little as SGD1,000 and trade them on a regulated secondary market.
OpenInvest, a J.P. Morgan company
OpenInvest is a San Francisco fintech that built the first automated platform for values-based investing, letting advisors and their clients tilt portfolios toward causes like decarbonization, deforestation-free supply chains and workforce diversity while tracking measurable impact. Founded in 2015 as one of the very few VC-backed Public Benefit Corporations and backed by Y Combinator, Andreessen Horowitz and QED, it was acquired by J.P. Morgan in 2021 and folded into the bank's Private Bank and Wealth Management offerings, where its technology powers personalized ESG customization and impact reporting at scale.