Individual investors gain access to pre-IPO deals previously only available to top venture capital firms.
Family offices gain exposure to innovative and fast-growing companies that offer portfolio diversification.
Use our platform to source opportunities, increase deal flow, and manage & deploy capital efficiently.
Advisors access investments for clients to increase AUM while achieving yield and diversification objectives.
MarketX is a one-stop shop for over 200 family offices, funds, and high net worth individuals to access high growth investment opportunities.
The MarketX Ventures Special Opportunities (MX50) Fund is an actively managed fund that targets a diversified portfolio of late-stage, venture-backed, private companies with a focus on:
"Press reports suggest that Sequoia Capital recently secured $6 billion for its new funds, which are expected to raise a total of $12 billion. In addition, General Catalyst has recently raised $1.375 billion for a new fund."
Many of the top venture capital funds are gearing up for the increased activity in the late stage venture space. With more firing power, funds plan to write larger checks and invest in more deals.
Leverage the MarketX Ventures platform to invest alongside the top venture capital funds in the most exclusive deals.
"As per Crunchbase’s analysis for the VC market in Q2 2018, the average size of a late-stage deal around the globe has increased from about $77 million in Q1 2018 to over $100 million in Q2 2018."
Investments into startups are reaching new highs and, subsequently, the minimum amount of capital required to invest in the top late stage deals. Although this is a sign of a market with high return potential, it is becoming increasingly difficult for family offices, high net worth individuals, and small/medium funds to gain access. MarketX removes this barrier with our MX50 Fund and co-investment opportunities.
"The large amount of capital being pumped into successful technology companies is providing them with significant runway to operate and scale globally without immediate need of public markets."
With larger injections of venture capital, more startups are electing to delay the public offering process. As a result, most of the value is created prior to the IPO.
Private investors in technology startups will experience higher potential returns compared to the returns of public investors in the same startup.