The 2026 Who's Who In Private Wealth Infrastructure

We are proud to share that Alkymi’s CEO, Harald Collet, has been named to The 2026 Who's Who In Private Wealth Infrastructure by the Private Markets Forum. This recognition honors the leaders helping shape the future of private wealth and private markets through innovation across technology, operations, data, and investment infrastructure.

Private markets were originally designed for a relatively small number of institutional investors. As private equity, private credit, real assets and other alternative investments become increasingly available to financial advisors and high-net-worth investors, firms face growing pressure to scale operations while maintaining efficiency, transparency, and control.

Supporting this growth requires more than new investment products. It demands modern infrastructure capable of handling the complexity of private markets, where critical information is often buried within subscription agreements, capital calls, investor statements, financial reports, and other intensive workflows.

Harald's inclusion in the 2026 Who's Who in Private Wealth Infrastructure reflects his leadership in helping investment firms modernize document-intensive operations and build scalable data foundations for private markets. Under his leadership, Alkymi has worked with some of the world's leading asset managers, private banks, pension funds, sovereign wealth funds, and wealth management firms to transform unstructured data into trusted, workflow-ready information.

At Alkymi, we help investment firms transform unstructured documents into trusted, workflow-ready data that powers investment operations, reporting, analytics, and AI-driven workflows. Our platform automates the extraction, validation, and delivery of data from capital calls, capital account statements, financial statements, investor reports, subscription documents, loan agent notices, and other critical investment documents. By eliminating manual processes and connecting data directly to downstream systems and workflows, firms can:

• Deliver private market investments to more clients without increasing operational complexity
• Eliminate manual processing of capital calls, statements, subscription documents, and investor reporting
• Accelerate onboarding, reporting, and investor servicing processes
• Improve data quality and consistency across private market portfolios
• Connect investment data directly to downstream systems and workflows
• Enable scalable reporting, monitoring, and servicing of alternative investments
• Connect critical investment information directly to downstream systems and processes

As private markets continue expanding within wealth management, firms that invest in scalable data infrastructure today will be best positioned to support future growth and deliver a better client experience.

Harald's recognition highlights a broader shift taking place across the industry. As private markets continue to expand within wealth management, firms that invest in trusted data, intelligent automation, and scalable operating infrastructure will be best positioned to support growth, improve client experiences, and unlock the full potential of AI.

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