MBS Private Capital is a boutique advisory built for a new generation of Asia-Pacific allocators: families, principals, and institutional stewards seeking alignment-first access to tomorrow’s most relevant opportunities.
We focus on private markets, including: secondaries, direct growth equity, yield strategies, and selectively, emerging managers.
Our sector lens targets future-shaping sectors: tech-driven, asymmetric, and often reserved for institutional capital.
We help Asia-based families make sense of emerging managers and fund strategies that are often inaccessible or oversubscribed - before capital is committed.
MBS was born from a simple insight: Asia is shaping the future of global capital, but far too often, investors here face recycled product, misaligned terms, or second-look allocations.
My own journey began in Europe, but it was only after embedding myself in Asia that I understood how nuanced, fast-evolving, and relationship-led the wealth landscape here really is. Over the past several years, I’ve spent time not behind a desk, but across the table, learning firsthand what sophisticated families expect: not “access,” but insight; not “product,” but alignment.
Now, based in Indonesia and embedded in Asia’s growth arc, I lead MBS with a clear mission:
To give decision-makers in the region a trusted partner who can decode complexity, surface off-market opportunities, and act with the discretion and urgency serious capital requires.
Allocator-First Approach
Every engagement starts with allocator alignment - ensuring strategies fit current priorities before GP narratives.
Early Visibility & Curation
Our pipeline is built through direct relationships, not deal platforms. We curate strategies that don’t run outbound processes, and founders who prefer principal-to-principal dialogue.
Technology Edge
We specialise in sectors where technology is restructuring value chains, from AI infra and frontier tech to digital assets and innovative yield solutions.
Global Connectivity, Local Insight
We contextualise global strategies through the lens of Asian allocators - translating fund narratives, surfacing misalignments, and making them investable in this region