Rachel Troublaiewitch | Gateway Private Markets, HK: Better venture funding from a banker turned founder

08/07/23 • 23 min

Dive headfirst into the world of venture capitalism with Rachel, co-founder of Gateway Private Markets. Beginning her career as a banker in Asia to her role disrupting the private markets, Rachel's journey is one of innovation and perseverance. Rachael covers the the explosive growth in the startup sector over the past decade, examining the rise of unicorns and the increasingly diverse range of investors including hedge funds, public market investors, and family offices.

What if the venture capital market, now valued at over $1.7 trillion, could be democratised? Rachel shares her insights on the challenges and opportunities in the evolution of this market. We discuss the importance of an efficient ecosystem for capital flows and explore how Gateway Private Markets is rising to this challenge. Listen in as we tackle issues around access to liquidity and due diligence, as we unveil how Gateway Private Markets is empowering founders and intermediaries to make informed decisions and ensure liquidity for early investors. Don't miss out on this deep dive into the fascinating world of private markets!

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(00:00) - Innovation and Growth in Private Markets
(02:33) - The Evolution of Venture Capital Marketplace
(15:18) - Democratization of Venture Capital Markets

08/07/23 • 23 min

Unsensible - The Asian Startup Podcast - Rachel Troublaiewitch | Gateway Private Markets, HK: Better venture funding from a banker turned founder

Transcript

Rachel Troublaiewitch00:00:00.080

So , if you look at the companies that are impacting our lives the most , it is this innovation startup sector , and what we saw as a challenge was that it used to be this very closed world of the big guys have access . Your biggest venture funds were funding a lot of these startups and that's that kind of misconception around the big guys have access and the small g

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