In the quest to improve access and take out some of the chores and complexities involved in private market investing, new business models in wealth management continue to take shape. Here is an example.

A relentless theme in wealth management has been the need to diversify from listed equities and bonds. In fact, it has reached the point where the case for private market investing has become a cliché rather than an edgy talking point.

That doesn’t mean, however, that the sector is where it should be in providing comprehensive support, as well as access, for affluent and high net worth individuals. A business that claims it provides an end-to-end set of solutions is Templum One. It is a new offering from Templum, a New York-headquartered business, which says it unifies private market infrastructure, investment opportunities and investor capital. (Templum also has a broker-dealer called Templum Markets.)

Templum One’s launch was unveiled in October. In June 2021, Templum said it had closed a strategic financing round led by WestCap.

Back in October this year, Templum’s CEO and founder, Christopher Pallotta, said: “Templum One is the only central operating system of its kind and the answer private market participants have been waiting for. Our ecosystem simplifies and optimizes the access, distribution and sourcing of alternative assets for RIAs, broker dealers, wirehouses, family offices, endowments, institutional investors, investment platforms and wealth managers.”

The Templum One ecosystem covers area such as onboarding, primary and secondary trading and investment management on a single platform; API driven architecture; digitalization of paper-based workflows for issuers and investors; updated data sets on alternative assets, including investment focus, structure and regulatory filings, dynamic analytics and investor datasets, among other elements.

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