Private Equity Guides
Complete guides to private equity — fund structures, strategies, performance metrics, and how individual investors can access the asset class.
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Connection Capital
UK-based alternative investments platform (Connection Capital LLP) founded in 2010 and directly authorised by the FCA (FRN 705640). Provides Elective Professional Clients — typically high-net-worth individuals and family offices — with deal-by-deal access to private equity, private debt, co-investments and alternative investment funds, with over £600m invested to date.
Moonfare
Founded in 2016 by Steffen Pauls, Moonfare is a Berlin-headquartered digital platform providing access to top-tier private equity funds from managers including KKR, Carlyle, and Hamilton Lane. With over €3.3 billion in assets under management and operations spanning 23 countries, the platform uses a feeder fund model to aggregate individual commitments into institutional-grade vehicles, lowering traditional PE minimums from $1 million+ to more accessible levels. A built-in secondary market offers potential early liquidity on select positions.
Titanbay
Private markets infrastructure provider headquartered in London, offering technology and operational support to asset managers and wealth manager distributors across private equity, venture capital, growth equity and credit strategies. Operates as an Appointed Representative of Brooklands Fund Management Limited (FRN 757575).
Wealth Club
The UK's largest broker for tax-efficient and alternative investments, serving 68,000+ members with £1.7B+ invested across VCTs, EIS, private equity, venture capital, private credit, and infrastructure.
Ctrl Alt
UK-based tokenisation infrastructure provider directly authorised by the FCA (FRN 1045023), serving institutional and professional clients across real estate, private credit, funds and commodities.
Elite Capital & Management Services
UK FCA-authorised firm (FRN 822039) with permissions limited to venture capital business only. The FCA register shows explicit restrictions on other designated investment business and on holding client money. Limited public information on products, fees, or minimums for the UK entity; the FCA has issued separate warnings about unrelated firms using similar 'Elite Capital' names.