RYSE Asset Management launches investment platform for HNW clients

To invest in 'disruptive' tech

Hannah Godfrey
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RYSE Asset Management has launched an investment management services platform that will focus on investing in developing technologies across different sectors.

The platform is tailored for high net worth clients, family offices and institutions. It will seek to facilitate investments into early-stage companies pursuing disruptive technologies across a number of sectors. The investment and advisory boutique said it intends to build a diversified portfolio of companies that include digital health, cyber security, internet, food technology, educational technology, financial technology and property technology. It said it aims to make investments of between £250,000 and £2m across a number of companies, and over the course of 18 months, it aims t...

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