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Templum
Templum is an investment solution that modernizes how private markets and alternatives work across the ecosystem. Its solutions automate and streamline the...
Templum
Templum is an investment solution that modernizes how private markets and alternatives work across the ecosystem. Its solutions automate and streamline the end-to-end lifecycle of alternative investments, with a marketplace, real-time analytics, security and regulatory controls, and dedicated customer support. Templum is the network layer for private markets, connecting asset managers, advisors, and investors in the Templum One Marketplace.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Miami Beach
Corporate office
New York, United States
Principals
Christopher Pallotta
Founder and CEO
Raelan Lambert
Managing Director and Chief Commercial Officer
Rebecca Wilde
Managing Director, Revenue & Partnerships
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
What does Templum do?
Templum provides a technology platform that automates and streamlines the end-to-end lifecycle of private market and alternative investments. Its solutions cover primary issuance, secondaries and liquidity, and a unified platform called Templum One. The firm serves investment banks, broker-dealers, wealthtech providers, RIAs, wealth managers, fintechs, asset managers, issuers, intermediaries and service providers (per Templum's website).
Who does Templum serve?
Templum targets a broad range of financial intermediaries, including investment banks, broker-dealers, wealthtech providers, RIAs, wealth managers, fintechs, asset managers, issuers, intermediaries and service providers. The firm's technology is designed to help these clients capture the rising demand for private markets and alternative investments (per Templum's website).
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