Tokenisation is becoming infrastructure, not a category
Why the long-term opportunity may lie in the rails connecting assets, identity, custody, settlement and distribution.
Research themes illustrating the questions Phantom Capital follows across private markets, technology and the real economy.
Why the long-term opportunity may lie in the rails connecting assets, identity, custody, settlement and distribution.
Growth quality, pricing power and technology-enabled productivity are returning to the center of private equity underwriting.
AI infrastructure increasingly links semiconductor capacity, data centres, power availability and network connectivity.
How regionalisation and supply-chain resilience may create new investment and financing needs.
Why bespoke financing may become more valuable as borrowers seek alternatives to standardised public-market capital.
Land, minerals, power, logistics capacity and digital infrastructure all share a common constraint: not all strategic assets can be replicated quickly.
Automation, AI and blockchain are increasingly changing the infrastructure beneath products rather than merely the customer interface.