FX industry champion Ryan Nettles launches new private equity firm in Switzerland

Changes to the financial regulatory environment globally have impacted the landscape for the banking industry and created opportunities for active investors, says Ryan Nettles

Development of Financial Passport across all sectors

Guru Capital SA, a newly formed private equity firm, today announced its launch backed by dedicated capital. The firm was founded by managing partners Ryan Nettles and Luca Merolla, who have spent their careers focused on the banking, fintech and financial services industries. As such, Guru Capital SA will have a broad mandate to invest opportunistically within the financial services industry.

Managing Partner Ryan Nettles said, “Changes to the financial regulatory environment globally have impacted the landscape for the banking industry and created opportunities for active investors like ourselves to help companies in the financial services space not only access capital but to be partners focused on strategically growing their businesses.”

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As a strategic and value-oriented partner, Guru Capital is leveraging its deep sector expertise and insights to create opportunities to drive the businesses in which they invest.

Managing Partner Luca Merolla continued, “We formed Guru Capital with the intention of adding value to the companies with whom we partner. Our deep technical expertise combined with our sales, trading and management acumen can support companies at various stages of their evolution.”

Guru Capital is currently seeking investment opportunities with active companies that are spearheading innovation and disruption in financial services located in the EMEA and APAC regions, with a special focus on FX & CFD Brokerage, Asset Management and Fintech.

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