Venture & Growth

Most venture exposure is sold as breadth: a wide portfolio, a long horizon, and the hope that a small number of outcomes carry the rest. We allocate differently, concentrating on a small number of positions we have underwritten directly. Each position is selected because the route to a liquidity event is identifiable rather than assumed – either through a listing, a strategic acquirer, or structural re-rating.

That discipline narrows what we hold. It also means every position on our book is one we can explain in terms of how value is created and how capital comes back, not just why the sector is exciting.

Where We Allocate

Across the venture and growth book, exposures fall into three broad lanes – each with a distinct return driver, and each held to the same test: a credible, identifiable path to liquidity.

Three lanes, one selection standard.

Frontier Growth Equity

Late-stage positions in category-defining companies approaching a public listing, where the return driver is revenue growth and a listing-led re-rating. Allocated near the end of the private journey, where the path to liquidity is most visible.

Driver: Growth & Listing Re-Rating

Special Situations

Event-driven positions — backstops, recapitalisations, valuation arbitrage — structured around a specific, near-term catalyst. The return comes from the resolution of a defined event, not from open-ended market exposure.

Driver: Defined Catalyst

Sector Venture

Earlier-stage exposure in sectors with structural tailwinds — life sciences, deep tech, sports and media — accessed through managers with demonstrable sourcing edge and a disciplined re-underwriting process.

Driver: Secular Growth

Reach out to us via the contact page to find out more.