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PrivatEquity.biz, Israel’s first online secondary market trading arena, launches its Global Provider Program. The program is aimed at helping mature private, pre-IPO high-tech companies in receiving investments from both private and institutional investors in their region through a local secondary market web trading platform.
PrivatEquity.biz is working to establish partnerships with financial institutions such as stock exchanges, investment banks and large banks in mature hi tech markets over the world.
The secondary market platforms will be constructed by PrivatEquity.biz and will be jointly managed in a partnership model by PrivatEquity.biz and a significant financial institution in each local market.
The secondary arenas will be delivered by PrivatEquity.biz as fully secured customized turn-key platforms, compatible with the relevant local regulations and ready for deployment in the targeted territory. The platforms are supported by state of the artfintech technologies and are prepared for the use of blockchain technology.
PrivatEquity.biz will provide the financial institution with technological know-how, innovative business methodology, work processes and best practices for launching and running an effective private equity secondary market arena. The financial institution will lead the marketing and business development efforts of the local secondary web arena, with the assistance ofPrivatEquity.biz.
"We strive to make the secondary market more accessible by applying global partnership programs in relevant markets," saidSigalit Cohen, PrivatEquity.biz CEO. "An impressive example for this capability is PrivatEquity.biz Israel, a global online platform that introduces potential investors with the securities of pre-IPO private high tech companies. These securities areheld by employees, former employees, company founders and service providers."
PrivatEquity.biz Israel features registered investors from America, Europe and Asia Pacific, and presents shares held by employees of tens of leading pre-IPO companies, including IronSource, Gett (formerly GetTaxi), Outbrain, mySupermarket,Kenshoo, Docusign, Bigcommerce, DoubleVerify, LiveU and Websplanet.
"A growing number of the top hi tech companies remain private for longer periods of time and raise more money from private investors and other sources beyond VCs and angel investors," explained Sigalit Cohen. "Through our localized platforms, private and institutional investors will gain access to a pre-selected range of the most promising mature private hi tech companies in their country before their value grows and before their IPO. As a result, local economies will be able to improve the ability to finance innovation and to build successful and sustainable high-tech companies."
