The Prism surfaces who fits and why. No one knows you’re looking until you decide. A sale, an acquisition, a mandate, or simply watching the market.
List anonymously and learn who would want a business like yours. Not selling yet is the most common way to join.
For sellers →Run every mandate with the whole market in view. A tool for your practice, never a percentage of your client’s deal.
For advisers →Set your thesis once. What fits surfaces as it appears: graded, explained, and early.
For buyers →No live mandate? Build presence now and be discoverable the moment it matters.
Be there before the transaction exists →A private brief in. Ranked counterparties out. Confidential the whole way through.
In your own words, no forms. Nothing is visible to anyone yet.
It meets the other side in confidence. Both sides are scored: a match must work both ways.
Each with a grade, the reason it fits, and a next move. Engage anonymously; reveal one step at a time.
You cannot search a confidential market without telling it you are searching. The Prism breaks that trade-off: it holds every side’s confidential brief, searches all of them for you, and exposes none, including yours.
Reveal one step at a time, only to a counterparty you approve. Nothing material leaves your workspace without your sign-off.
Every member is matched with a personal Adviser: institutional judgement, working only for you, firewalled from everyone else. It learns your business and your objectives, carries out your instructions, and remembers everything, so it gets sharper the longer you work together.
Your Adviser prepares. You decide.
Shapes your Brief and your positioning, drafts every approach, and holds back what should stay private.
Carries out your instructions under guardrails you set: qualifies interest, manages engagement, keeps the process moving.
Monitors the market and your matches, flags what needs your attention, and briefs you when it matters.
You name your Adviser during onboarding. From then on, it is yours.
Underneath is a living model of the private market, connecting what it keeps in fragments: who owns what, who wants what, and why.
A capital markets ontology: one ecosystem, mapped.
The Prism reads this map whole: across the value chain, into neighbouring segments and geographies, into the confidential objectives of more counterparties than any member could reach alone. That is where the non-obvious matches come from.
“Twenty-five years in M&A taught me one thing: the right counterparty is rarely the obvious one. Capital Prism was built to find them, and to let you look in confidence.”