ROYC Nominated Across the Private Markets Value Chain at The Drawdown Awards 2026
Private markets are evolving, but the infrastructure behind them has not kept pace.
For years, institutions have had to navigate fragmented systems, manual processes, and regulatory complexity just to deliver what is now a core part of their investment offering.
At The Drawdown Awards 2026, ROYC has been recognized across multiple critical areas of the private markets lifecycle, spanning due diligence, fund administration, fundraising, investor experience, and market innovation.
The nominations include:
- Due Diligence Technology
- Fund Administration: Technology & Innovation
- Fundraising Adviser
- Fundraising Technology
- Investor Portal
- Market Disruptor
- New Market Entrant
Taken together, these categories represent the full operating model required to bring private markets to scale, from structuring and distribution to execution and ongoing investor servicing.
This recognition reflects a fundamental shift: private markets can no longer be supported by disconnected tools and manual workflows. They require infrastructure.
ROYC delivers this through a single, integrated platform that digitizes the entire private markets value chain. By combining fund structuring, digital operations, and distribution enablement into one system, ROYC enables banks, wealth managers, and asset managers to operate private markets as a scalable, repeatable offering rather than a bespoke exception.
Purpose-built for Europe’s regulated environment, the platform supports institutions in navigating cross-border complexity while maintaining full control over governance, compliance, and client experience.
The breadth of recognition across these categories highlights ROYC’s strengths in automation, regulatory alignment, scalability, and investor experience, as well as its ability to move institutions from initial setup to live deployment in a matter of weeks.
As private markets continue to move into the core of institutional portfolios, ROYC is establishing itself as the infrastructure layer enabling that transition.