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How to Build a Smart Private Markets Investment Platform

Nathan Spears by Nathan Spears
19 May 2025
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Private markets offer high-potential returns – but behind the scenes, they’re messy. Paper-heavy, compliance-bound, and operationally complex. For Swiss investment platforms like Stableton, that complexity became a barrier to scale – until they rethought their technology from the ground up.

This article explores how one investment firm tackled the challenge of building a digital platform for private markets – and what any asset manager or investment firm can learn from it.

Challenge 1: Private Markets Move Differently

Investing in privately held, late-stage growth companies isn’t like buying a stock. There’s no standardised process. Everything – deal sourcing, data room access, legal review, settlement – requires coordination between multiple parties, often across borders.

Without a structured platform, it becomes slow, opaque, and error-prone.

That’s why the Swiss firm needed a digital system that could:

  • Support complex investment flows (across SPVs, funds, feeder vehicles)
  • Make documentation and compliance easy for investors
  • Help managers scale without adding headcount

Challenge 2: Regulation and Reputation

Switzerland has clear, non-negotiable rules around financial compliance – especially in the fintech space. Any platform had to support:

  • AML (Anti-Money Laundering) checks
  • KYC (Know Your Customer) workflows
  • Full auditability for FINMA and international standards

There’s no room for error when handling high-net-worth investors or institutional partners. And beyond compliance, data privacy needed to meet enterprise-grade standards.

The Tech Solution: Build for the Process, Not Just the Interface

Together with S-PRO, the investment firm developed a custom digital platform focused on private markets. But this wasn’t just a dashboard layer. It restructured the entire investment process.

Key capabilities included:

Streamlined Investment Workflow

  • Centralised deal pipeline
  • Role-based collaboration tools for legal, compliance, and investor relations
  • Structured documentation process (from deal launch to close)

Secure Data Management + Analytics

  • Permission-based access to sensitive financials and contracts
  • Advanced analytics for tracking performance and investor allocations
  • Visualisations for pipeline, liquidity events, and portfolio health

Built-in Compliance

  • Integrated AML/KYC workflows
  • Identity verification tools
  • Secure, encrypted data handling with audit trails

The architecture allowed Stableton to launch new offerings faster and onboard new investors without the usual friction or manual coordination.

The Results

Operational Efficiency: Paperwork went digital. Teams could execute deals faster, reduce errors, and collaborate across departments in real time.

Data-Driven Investing: With all investment data centralised and visualised, the firm could track performance, detect opportunities, and adjust portfolios with more confidence.

Trust and Security: Robust compliance handling increased investor trust, minimised regulatory risks, and laid the foundation for broader market access.

Why This Matters for Other Firms

Private market investing is on the rise – from alternative funds to tokenised assets. But the infrastructure to support it hasn’t kept up.

If your firm is still using disconnected CRMs, shared drives, and Excel to manage multi-million dollar deals, it’s not a tech problem – it’s a risk problem.

Purpose-built investment management platforms for private markets can help you:

  • Scale faster without extra headcount
  • Stay compliant across borders
  • Provide investors with a seamless digital experience

And when you combine fintech expertise with smart architecture, like in this case, you don’t have to sacrifice flexibility for control.

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