EnTrust Global

EnTrust Global

Mullen oversees a platform built on nearly three decades of matching institutional capital with off-market ventures. The firm's operational DNA blends direct co-investment sourcing with targeted late-stage private placements. EnTrust Global's contact network — spanning New York, London, Annapolis, Singapore, and Paris — reflects a deliberate push to originate deals across North America, Europe, and Asia. A minority interest in Alma Capital, a Luxembourg fund management company, adds a UCITS-compliant wrapper for select strategies, though the firm notes those assets are based on estimates and non-guaranteed advisory services. At its core, EnTrust Global deploys capital into co-investments and pre-IPO rounds, targeting companies poised for near-term liquidity events. The firm avoids standard fund-of-funds aggregation, instead structuring direct deal participation for its institutional base. Its LinkedIn and website lack a public portfolio list, suggesting a discreet investment posture typical of balance-sheet and relationship-driven allocators. The firm's total assets figure of $16.7 billion — as of March 2026 — includes uncalled commitments, distribution recall rights, and non-discretionary advisory mandates, meaning deployable capital varies. EnTrust Global runs an 11-office footprint with senior business development leads stationed in key financial hubs. Julien Mayen covers EMEA from London, Sufian Omar handles Asia out of Singapore, and Jill Daschle leads global business development from Annapolis. François Becquaert, the CFO, operates from Paris. The firm's website also lists a careers portal, signaling steady team expansion. In May 2026, the firm reported $16.7 billion in total assets for approximately 600 institutional clients, a figure that includes awarded-but-unfunded mandates and recallable distributions (per the firm, March 2026). The firm stands apart by fusing a multi-office sourcing model with a minority-owned European fund manager — Alma Capital — giving it a regulatory pathway for UCITS products without becoming a pure-play asset gatherer. This hybrid architecture allows EnTrust Global to offer institutional investors both discretionary co-investment opportunities and, occasionally, regulated fund structures. The president-led model, with Mullen steering from New York but regional heads driving local deal flow, creates a decentralized origination engine uncommon among generalist asset managers.