Structured Capital Solutions for Late-Growth Technology
Focused on structured secondary and pre-IPO transactions that provide liquidity to funds and shareholders using U.S. investment vehicles and bespoke structuring.
We acquire positions from funds and shareholders seeking liquidity, structuring bespoke secondary transactions that address allocation, pricing, governance, and ownership complexity. These transactions often function as liquidity events for funds, enabling portfolio rebalancing while preserving value and discretion.
We structure and invest in late-growth, pre-IPO companies using U.S. investment vehicles, supporting ownership transitions ahead of IPOs or strategic exits.
We invest alongside our global investor network, raising and allocating capital into structured transactions while retaining alignment through co-investment.
We design and execute bespoke secondary and pre-IPO transactions that provide liquidity to funds and shareholders while preserving valuation integrity and ownership alignment.
Each transaction is structured to address cap-table complexity, governance considerations, and timing constraints, often functioning as a liquidity event for funds seeking to rebalance or exit positions in late-growth private technology companies.
SAC VC Capital raises and allocates capital alongside a global network of institutional investors, family offices, and venture firms to fund structured secondary and pre-IPO opportunities.
We co-invest in each transaction, aligning our interests with our investors while ensuring efficient capital deployment through U.S. investment vehicles and disciplined allocation frameworks.
We manage the full transaction lifecycle, from structuring and regulatory eligibility assessment to SPV formation, closing coordination, and post-transaction oversight.
Execution is handled internally in close coordination with experienced service providers, ensuring confidentiality, efficiency, and institutional standards across complex secondary transactions.
Late-stage technology companies remain private longer, concentrating value in private markets.
Public market windows are limited, increasing the relevance of structured liquidity solutions.
Adjustments in private valuations have improved risk-adjusted entry points for disciplined investors.
Founders, funds, and early investors face extended holding periods, increasing demand for secondary solutions.
As fund lifecycles mature, managers increasingly seek liquidity solutions to rebalance portfolios, return capital to LPs, or manage concentration risk—driving demand for structured secondary transactions beyond traditional exit pathways.
Supporting structured liquidity and ownership transitions in late-growth private technology companies.