Independent editorial directory
Explore public profiles, known investments, companies, industries and verified resources related to influential investors across Europe and the Americas.
Editorial selection
Profiles selected by the editorial desk for the breadth of their documented public record.
Private Equity
Chief Executive Officer · Harborline Equity
United States (US)New York, United States
The chief executive of a New York real assets manager, covered in the directory as a property-focused private equity investor.
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Venture Capital
General Partner · Rive Gauche Capital
France (FR)Paris, France
A general partner at a Paris life sciences venture firm, covered in the directory as a healthcare and biotechnology investor.
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Venture Capital
Managing Partner · Meridian Sur Ventures
Mexico (MX)Mexico City, Mexico
A managing partner at an early-stage venture firm in Mexico City, covered in the directory as a Latin American technology investor.
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Venture Capital
Founding Partner · Thames Foundry
United Kingdom (GB)London, United Kingdom
A founding partner at a London applied-AI venture firm, covered in the directory as an artificial intelligence investor.
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Private Equity
Founding Partner · Nordkap Partners
Sweden (SE)Stockholm, Sweden
A founding partner at a Nordic mid-market private equity firm, covered in the directory as an industrial buyout investor.
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Impact Investor
Chief Investment Officer · Cerrado Impact Fund
Brazil (BR)São Paulo, Brazil
The chief investment officer of a São Paulo impact fund, covered in the directory as a sustainability-focused investor.
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Editorial ranking
An editorial assessment of documented public influence, produced against a published methodology.
Chief Executive Officer · Harborline Equity
Editorial score
91/100
General Partner · Rive Gauche Capital
Editorial score
89/100
Managing Partner · Meridian Sur Ventures
Editorial score
87/100
Founding Partner · Thames Foundry
Editorial score
85/100
Founding Partner · Nordkap Partners
Editorial score
83/100
Geography
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Eighteen sector classifications, applied consistently to profiles, organisations and transactions.
Coverage
Each country page collects the profiles, organisations, sectors and resources recorded for that market.
Latin America · No profiles published yet
Latin America · 1 profile · 1 organisation
North America · 1 profile · 1 organisation
Latin America · 1 profile · 1 organisation
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Western Europe · 1 profile · 1 organisation
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Southern Europe · 1 profile · 1 organisation
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Latin America · 1 profile · 1 organisation
Western Europe · 1 profile · 1 organisation
Central America · No profiles published yet
Central and Eastern Europe · 1 profile · 1 organisation
Southern Europe · No profiles published yet · 1 organisation
Northern Europe · 1 profile · 1 organisation
Northern Europe · 1 profile · 1 organisation
North America · 1 profile · 2 organisations
Editorial desk
Analysis of how the public record is built, and what it does and does not show.
An explanation of the sourcing standard applied to every profile: what counts as a public source, how conflicting reports are handled, and why some fields are deliberately left blank.
The ranking scores documented public influence against a published methodology. It is not a wealth list, and this article explains the distinction in detail.
Why transaction disclosure across Mexico, Colombia and Brazil differs from North American practice, and what that means for the completeness of a regional profile.
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