DASH partners with S64BY ELIZA BAVIN | THURSDAY, 22 MAY 2025 11:48AMDASH Technology Group (DASH) and S64 have announced a strategic partnership designed to enhance access to private market investments for financial advice firms and their clients. Through the partnership, Australian advisers will have access to private markets, multi-jurisdictional regulatory reporting and customised private market product solutions for a range of client segments - from family offices through to retail investors. "Our partnership with S64 is an exciting milestone for DASH. The shift to private markets is structural and advisers need more than access, they need seamless infrastructure. We've always opened the door to an unlimited investment universe, but this partnership takes things further, it simplifies how private investments are sourced, structured and held," DASH chief commercial officer Mark Papendieck said. "Whether it's supporting firms with institutional quality manager selection and due diligence or enabling liquidity via curated secondary marketplaces, through our work with S64, we're giving advisers the tools to operate at scale. "The message is clear: if you want to build a differentiated, future ready whole-of-wealth investment offering, this is how you do it." S64 said it will work closely with DASH to provide access to a curated roster of leading open ended and closed ended global investment managers. "We are delighted to partner with DASH as part of our continued commitment to the Australian wealth management industry," S64 head of Australia and New Zealand Matt Stovold said. "Australia is a key market for S64, and our growing local Australian team have deep experience and trusted relationships across the industry. Together with DASH, we look forward to providing innovative private market solutions and supporting advisers in delivering best in class client outcomes." |
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