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Access the Investment Opportunities Driving the Next Decade - How Could This Change Your Investment Thesis?

We're at the cusp of what could be the most transformative period for investment in recent history. The “Trump Bump” has created optimism in the markets, crypto is surging with institutional adoption and Government support, interest rates in the US are coming down, and now, cash is coming off the sidelines.


Combine that with the technological trends we're observing across various sectors, which suggest that 2025 will be a pivotal year full of opportunities for those ready to act.


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Here’s a glimpse into the changing landscape across the market:

  • Venture Capital: The landscape is ripe for early-stage investments. With Software, AI, Robotics, Energy Transition and Life Science leading the charge, we're seeing companies that could redefine entire sectors. Companies are now able to scale faster and leaner than ever before. With AI agents on their horizon, what could this look like going forward?

  • Private Equity: There's a surge in PE, growth investments, and new products being created for HNWs and Family Offices to participate. Baby Boomer Succession, Search Funds, Forever Acquisition Companies, and Software-focused Acquisitions present unique growth opportunities for investors to get involved in companies with minimal downside risk.

  • Private Credit: As traditional lending models evolve, alternative credit strategies become increasingly attractive. 2024 was a boom year for private credit. Is the party over, or is it just beginning? What are the challenges and opportunities ahead? How do we compare to international markets?

  • Family Offices: There's an evolving trend where family offices are becoming more active with their investments, expanding their roles to include advisory and fund management. This diversification creates more depth in their operations and opens up numerous opportunities for co-investment and collaboration. Our Family Office panel session will delve into how this shift is fostering a new era of partnership and strategic investment within the sector.

  • Small Caps: These often-overlooked companies are where significant growth can happen.  During Innovation Bull Runs, the small caps tend to outperform. In the last one, small caps were providing venture returns for investors. Is that what we will see this time?

  • Digital Assets: The crypto and blockchain space has accelerated with institutional adoption, and the incoming government is pro-cry crypto. With regulatory clarity on the horizon and new applications emerging, there's a renewed opportunity to navigate this space with greater confidence and strategic insight.


We believe that understanding these trends is crucial for shaping your investment strategy for 2025.


Join us at our upcoming Emergence Conference on Feb 26-27 in Sydney, at the Four Seasons Hotel.


We'll dive deep into each of these areas, offering you exclusive insights, networking opportunities, and direct access to the thought leaders shaping these spaces.


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[Presentation Opportunities] - Learn more about featuring your Company or Opportunity at the Conference


Let's make the most of this innovation bull market together. We look forward to seeing you there and exploring how these trends can influence your investment decisions.


Best regards,


Steve Torso

Wholesale Investor and CapitalHQ


P.S. If you haven't yet, visit our Emergence website to see the full list of featured speakers, presenting companies, and articles - https://emergence.wholesaleinvestor.com/


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