LTSE Private Markets for Late-Stage Companies
Raise Capital. Protect Your Mission. Build for the Long Term.
Build a legacy of long-term value with investors who share your vision.
LTSE Private Markets connects late-stage private companies with long-term investors who share their vision for sustainable growth. Through both primary and secondary transactions, companies can raise growth capital, support employee liquidity, or prepare for a strategic exit — all with less short-term pressure.
We work with a global community of long-term institutional investors representing over $40 billion in assets under management (AUM). Each aligns with LTSE’s long-term principles, so you can raise capital confident that your stakeholders, strategy, and governance are in sync.
Learn How LTSE Private Markets Works
Connecting Mission-Driven Investors with Long-Term Companies
- The Long-Term Stock Exchange is an SEC-registered national securities exchange that revolutionized listing principles and prioritizes companies’ long-term vision.
- Affiliated with the Long-Term Stock Exchange, LTSE Private Markets is the platform where mission-driven growth companies raise capital from long-term, aligned investors.
- Together, we are redefining how leading private companies access capital, structure governance, and prepare for liquidity events or an IPO.
Built on Institutional Credibility






What LTSE Private Markets Does for
Late-Stage Companies
Primary
Transactions
Raise growth capital from aligned investors who understand your long-term strategy.
Secondary
Transactions
Provide structured liquidity to founders, early investors, and employees.
Governance
Advisory
Adopt best practices for your board and executive team to strengthen oversight and alignment.
IPO
Advisory
Prepare for public-market readiness with guidance on governance, disclosure, and investor relations, benchmarking against public company standards.
5 differentiated principles that drive long-term value
Long-Term Stakeholders
Long-Term Strategy
Long-Term Compensation
Long-Term Governance
Long-Term Investors
Why Late-Stage Companies Choose LTSE Private Markets
Founder-Centric Approach
We work as an extended part of your executive team - ensuring transactions and strategic advice always serve the company’s long-term mission.
Long-Term Investors
Access to Long-Term Investors focused on sustainable growth, not short-term returns (Single and Multi-Family Offices, Endowments & Foundations, Impact-driven VC funds across the world).
Trusted Platform
As part of the Long-Term Stock Exchange ecosystem, we bring credibility, regulatory understanding, and a governance-first mindset - ensuring every transaction enhances your company’s reputation.
Efficient Execution
We execute transactions with transparency, efficiency, and with minimal disruption to your business.
Investment Grade Advisory
We can also help you think through governance, capital structuring and IPO readiness.
The LTSE Private Markets Advantage
Type
LTSE Private Markets
Traditional Capital Providers
Partnership
Philosophy
Engagement
Governance
Investor Base
Who We Work With
LTSE Private Markets works with mission-driven companies committed to creating value for all their stakeholders.
Late-stage (Series C+) tech-enabled companies
Mission-driven firms seeking aligned capital
Founders, employees, and boards looking for trusted liquidity solutions
Companies interested in building resilient business models with strong governance structures
Companies exploring an IPO on a U.S. Exchange
LTSE Private Markets FAQs for Late-Stage Companies
What size companies do you typically work with?
We focus on late-stage mission-driven growth companies, typically Series C+ (though this isn't a hard requirement).
Can you help with smaller liquidity needs?
While we typically focus on transactions of $10M+, we can often help design tender offer programs or other structures for smaller liquidity needs.
Do we need to be considering an LTSE listing to work with you?
No. While we believe LTSE's principles benefit many companies, there's no requirement or expectation to list on LTSE.
How do you source your investor network?
We've cultivated relationships with institutional investors who specifically seek access to high-quality private companies in mission-driven companies. These relationships come from the broader LTSE ecosystem.
What's your typical engagement timeline?
Secondary transactions typically close in 60-90 days. Primary raises take 90-180 days. Advisory engagements are usually 6-12 months with the option to extend. We're flexible based on your needs and timeline.
How is your fee structure different from traditional investment banks?
We operate as a principal, not a broker-dealer, which gives us more flexibility in fee structures. We're happy to discuss specific fee structures based on scope.
What if we're not ready for your services today?
We're happy to stay in touch and be a resource as you grow. Many of our best relationships began with early conversations that led to engagements 12-24 months later.
What type of opportunities are available?
Investors can participate in both secondary transactions via an SPV structure and/or primary raises. The platform focuses on late-stage, high-quality private companies often on a trajectory toward an IPO or other liquidity events.
What differentiates LTSE’s access?
LTSE’s relationships with private companies stem from our Silicon Valley roots and governance advisory work. This direct corporate engagement provides early visibility into capital needs and strategic intentions.
What kind of investors participate?
We work with mission-driven investors ranging from endowments, foundations, family offices, and select fund managers.
What fees apply?
Fees vary by transaction type but are typically deal-based rather than fund-based, ensuring alignment and transparency. Advisory or structuring fees may apply in certain cases.
How do investors stay informed post-transaction?
We provide periodic updates, company performance insights, and governance developments for ongoing transparency.
What size of investment or commitment are expected?
Opportunities range widely from sub-$1 million secondary allocations to larger structured transactions in the $5 million to $20 million range.
What is the LTSE Private Markets Investor Network?
A curated network for mission-driven investors to learn and share ideas. The network is not a pooled fund. Investors choose which opportunities to participate in, allowing for flexibility, transparency and control.