Alternative investing continues to evolve at a rapid pace. Staying ahead requires both insight and the right tools to navigate the complexity of private markets. That’s why we were thrilled to hear Daphne mentioned in the latest episode of the Alts Go Mainstream podcast.


In this episode, Michael Sidgmore interviews Bloomberg’s Brad Foster, exploring key trends in alternative assets and how technology and data are shaping the way investors approach private-market opportunities. During the conversation, Brad highlights Daphne as an example of a company helping to bridge the gap between fund managers and the investors who rely on their data.



Why this matters

Alternative asset managers often juggle multiple systems, formats, and reporting standards while trying to get timely, accurate information to their LPs. Daphne’s platform addresses this by providing a standardized, structured model for private-market data. This makes it easier for managers to publish, distribute, and track their fund information.


This podcast underscores how our work is enabling a more connected ecosystem for alternative investments, where data flows seamlessly and reliably. By digitizing fund information and maintaining consistent, up-to-date records, Daphne helps investors and managers alike make better-informed decisions with less friction.


At Daphne, we’re proud to see our platform recognized in industry conversations. It’s a reminder that the future of alternative investing is increasingly digital and that every innovation counts in making private-market data more transparent, consistent, and actionable.