International Private Bank

IPB’s website emphasizes private equity fund relationships and direct co-investing as core channels. The firm’s embedded back-office — covering legal, tax, and estate planning — suggests deal flow also comes through the private wealth and family-business networks that those functions serve. Specific sourcing partnerships are not publicly identified.

Both. The firm states it conducts private equity fund investing and co-investing, real estate fund investing, and direct real estate investing. Liquid-asset management covers public-market portfolios. Altss research also tags fund-of-funds, hedge funds, private credit, infrastructure, and collectibles or sports franchises as tracked investment types.

Altss tracks nine active sector focuses: ClimateTech, WaterTech, PropTech, AgriTech and FoodTech, Energy Transition and Renewables, Circular Economy, Healthcare Services, FinTech, and Supply Chain and Logistics. Technology themes flagged include AI/ML and ESG-aligned strategies.

The family or source of capital behind International Private Bank has not been publicly disclosed. The firm describes its capital as the product of a successful family business, but no family name, industry, or transaction is named on any of its published pages.

IPB’s tracked geographic exposure covers eight regions: Africa, Asia, the Caribbean, Europe, the Middle East and Central Asia, North America, Oceania, and South America. This global remit is supported by a permanent-capital base that does not face short-term redemption or deployment-pressure constraints.

IPB operates from two offices in the US Virgin Islands — Christiansted on St. Croix and Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas. The USVI is an unincorporated US territory with its own tax and corporate legal environment. That jurisdiction can offer structural flexibility around entity formation, cross-border investment, and tax planning that a Delaware- or New York-based single-family office would not have.

Yes. Altss tracks philanthropic and mission-related investing as a confirmed investment type for IPB. The firm’s own description includes philanthropic advisory services as a core part of its offering alongside wealth management and estate planning.