Private Capital
Private capital presents opportunities for outsized returns for investors with access. And a shrewd advisor.
By arranging a selection of exclusive, diversified, high-quality private capital investment offerings each year, G2’s private capital platform helps our clients optimize their chances of success in the complicated world of private capital investing.
Private Capital Opportunities
We source and analyze private investment opportunities in order to find those that may offer outsized returns compared to the public markets. They can include:
- Private Equity. Ownership of mature private businesses ranging from small, niche businesses to medium-sized conglomerates.
- Venture Capital. Minority ownership of fast-growing, innovative technology or healthcare companies in various stages of early formation.
- Real Assets. Ownership of tangible assets like real estate, infrastructure, or energy.
- Private Credit. Debt and warrant securities in public and private companies.
Our Approach
Education.
The first step in private capital investing is determining whether these types of investments are a good fit for you, your situation, and your goals. Our diverse team of financial advisors, with a clear understanding of your profile and objectives, can help you do just that.
Budget Creation.
If private capital investments are a good fit, we help you establish a target investment amount on a total and annual basis as well as target amounts for each type of private capital investment.
Exclusive Access.
We source an exclusive and diverse set of private capital investment opportunities each year. We research and vet the deals and bring them to you in a structured way to meet your budgetary targets.
Diversified Offerings.
Our annual private investment offering includes a blend of private equity, venture capital, real assets, and private credit opportunities so you can mitigate risk and optimize potential expected returns.
What is Private Equity?
Private equity refers to investment funds that directly invest in private companies or engage in buyouts of public companies. It’s an alternative investment class composed of capital that is not listed on a public exchange. Private capital firms typically raise large amounts of capital from institutional investors (like pension funds, endowments, and high-net-worth individuals) and use it to acquire or invest in companies with the aim of improving their performance over time.
Private equity investments usually focus on longer-term strategies, such as restructuring companies, improving their financials, and ultimately selling them for a profit or taking them public through an initial public offering (IPO). The goal is to generate high returns for investors, often through operational improvements, cost reductions, or financial restructuring.