How Secondary Markets are Redefining Startup Liquidity in 2025
For years, the IPO has been the golden ticket. But in 2025, the tide has turned. Sophisticated secondary markets are intervening to give early employees, founders and investors the liquidity window they’ve been waiting for without relying on public markets that could take years to reopen. The private equity secondary market is becoming the pressure […]
Bridge Round Explained for Angel Investors Syndicates and Venture Funds
A bridge round used to be the private market’s quiet signal and a term often whispered only when a startup needed an extra six months of runway. But today, the capital landscape is more tactical and less linear, and this interim financing has transformed from a yellow flag to a valuable instrument for value creation. […]
What’s the Difference Between Venture Debt and Private Credit
Capital in private markets continues to evolve. Founders and investors now have more strategic ways to finance growth, and these two powerful financing options are gaining traction: venture debt and private credit. Both promise flexibility, faster access to funds, non-dilutive capital and less dependence on traditional banks, and yet they work very differently in practice. […]
Where’s the Liquidity? Secondaries, IPOs, and M&A are Reviving Private Markets in 2025
For years, converting paper gains into cash has been challenging for investors, who often wait for exits that rarely materialize. Liquidity in private markets remains scarce. In 2025, this picture is starting to change, with early green shoots emerging. From secondaries and continuation vehicles to standout IPOs and megadeals, innovative routes are springing open. Here’s […]
Why Automated SPV Platforms are Beating Investment Banks on Deal Close Time
In today’s private markets, speed matters for founders who want capital quickly and investors who wish to avoid wasting their time on bankers’ back-and-forth paperwork. Here’s where automated SPV platforms step in, changing the cycle of closing rounds from weeks to days. This article provides an insight into why automation is outperforming investment banks in […]
Syndicate SPV: The Ultimate Tool for Angel Investors and Syndicate Leads
Angel investors know the best deals move fast, and the structure you use can make or break the experience. A Syndicate SPV (special purpose vehicle) simplifies startup investing by consolidating multiple investors into a single, streamlined entity, providing founders with a single cap table entry while reducing the administrative burden for all parties involved. For […]
How Much Do You Need to Invest in a Syndicate SPV?
For many angel investors, the first question before backing a deal isn’t about valuation or upside. It’s about how much capital you need to put in. The minimum investment in syndicate SPVs (Special Purpose Vehicles) can shape who gets access, how founders raise, and how diverse the cap table becomes. This guide breaks down everything […]
Why Singapore is the leading SPV hub of Asia
When it comes to structuring smart, capital-efficient deals, it’s hard not to notice how Singapore SPV setups are gaining traction across Asia. Investors love the stability, clarity, and jurisdictional strength Singapore offers. From startup founders to the sophisticated LPs, the buzz is real: Singapore is staking its claim as Asia’s SPV powerhouse. According to ACRA, […]
How Quickly Can an SPV Be Set Up?
In today’s fast-moving investment landscape, speed can make or break a deal. An SPV setup offers syndicate leads and angel investors a flexible way to pool capital without the complexity of a traditional fund. But just how long does it take to get one off the ground? In this guide, we’ll walk you through the […]
What is an SPV? A Guide for Startup and Private Market Investors
Investing in startups can be exciting, but the real edge comes from using the right structures to back those deals. One of the most popular tools today is the special purpose vehicle or SPV. So, what is an SPV and why has it become such a popular choice for investors? In this article, we’ll break […]
