Smart Access to Technology Growth
December 17, 2025
A Powerful Path to Profitable Tech Private Equity Secondaries
Technology innovation is capturing unprecedented attention. Investor interest in emerging tech has never been higher. Artificial intelligence, cloud infrastructure, cybersecurity, and software platforms dominate headlines—and investors are clamoring for exposure.
But as capital crowds into the same opportunities, the challenge is no longer whether to own technology; it’s how to access tech growth in a smarter, more diversified, and more resilient way. Chasing popular public winners or oversubscribed late-stage deals often entails paying peak valuations and assuming concentrated risk.
The next source of technology alpha may be found through an unexpected avenue: within the technology companies themselves, the ones quietly powering the tech ecosystem.
Access Past Early-Stage
Many investors gain technology exposure indirectly. Household names like Google or NVIDIA sit within diversified portfolios, indices, or global growth funds. Similarly, in private markets, large institutions gain tech exposure through broad platforms that embed category leaders, rather than relying on single-name bets.
For private wealth advisors, a comparable opportunity exists in technology-focused private equity direct secondaries. Exposure is earned through ownership of mature, high-quality private technology companies—without taking on early-stage risk.
Here are a few discovery questions to explore your technology growth strategy:
- How do you currently access private technology exposure beyond public market allocations?
- What considerations guide how you manage valuation and concentration risk in tech investing?
- Why have later-stage or secondary private investments played a role in your client portfolios—or not?
