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Arboris Capital Limited launches its CapGain platform - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
"Arboris Capital Limited, a financial services firm regulated by the Dubai Financial Services Authority (DFSA), announced today the launch of CapGain ® within the DIFC. CapGain ® is a technology-driven platform designed to provide a structured digital environment for Professional Clients and Market Counterparties to evaluate and access private market opportunities such as private equity, private credit or infrastructure. As interest in alternative and private market strategies gains momentum, CapGain ® is designed for investors seeking dedicated tools to navigate this $22 trillion industry (Source: McKinsey Global Private Markets Report 2025)."
""Regional investors have long sought a more efficient route to access private markets," said Richard Chalhoub, Chairman and Executive Director at Arboris Capital Limited. "CapGain ® is designed to support that participation through a structured process for evaluation and subscription.""
""A growing share of investment opportunities are emerging in private markets," said Xavier Remond, Senior Executive Officer at Arboris Capital Limited. "CapGain ® is designed to bridge the structural barriers that have historically made private markets difficult to navigate for eligible investors.""
Arboris Capital Limited launched CapGain® within the DIFC as a DFSA-regulated, technology-driven platform for Professional Clients and Market Counterparties to evaluate private market opportunities including private equity, private credit, and infrastructure. The platform aims to address historically manual, relationship-led workflows by consolidating opportunity review, due diligence tools, and subscription workflows into a single digital environment. CapGain® targets investors navigating a $22 trillion private markets landscape (McKinsey Global Private Markets Report 2025) and aims to standardise processes, increase transparency, and reduce structural barriers that have limited broader access to private market opportunities.
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