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Templum
Templum has developed a platform that automates and streamlines the end-to-end lifecycle of private market and alternative investments.
Templum
Templum has developed a platform that automates and streamlines the end-to-end lifecycle of private market and alternative investments. The firm targets what it calls the new frontier for private markets, serving investment banks, broker-dealers, wealthtech providers, RIAs, wealth managers, fintechs, asset managers, issuers, intermediaries and service providers. Templum's solutions cover three core areas: primary issuance, secondaries and liquidity, and Templum One, a unified platform. The firm positions itself to capture rising demand for private markets by providing technology that enables digital issuance, secondary trading and portfolio management across alternative asset classes. Templum is headquartered in New York, United States. The firm maintains a newsroom and resources section on its website but has not disclosed team size, AUM, founding year, or named principals as of May 2026. Templum differentiates itself through a technology-first approach to private market infrastructure, offering a single platform that addresses both primary and secondary market needs for a broad range of financial intermediaries. The company's client list includes investment banks, wealthtech firms and asset managers, positioning it as a backend provider rather than a direct allocator of capital.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
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AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
New York
Corporate office
New York, United States
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).
Does Templum invest its own capital or operate as an asset manager?
Templum describes itself as a platform that automates and streamlines private market investments. The firm positions itself as a technology provider rather than a direct capital allocator. No public information indicates that Templum operates a commingled fund or manages third-party assets.
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