Gordian's client base includes family offices, asset managers and hedge funds.

IQ-EQ has rebranded its Asia-based Gordian Capital business under the IQ-EQ name, bringing the fund platform provider completely within the group's global brand.

Gordian Capital, founded in 2005, is regarded as Asia's first institutional cross-border fund platform. The business, which has launched more than 115 private and public funds, currently manages $22 billion in assets. Its client base includes institutional asset managers, family offices, hedge funds, corporates and multi-strategy platforms across asset classes including private equity, real estate, venture capital, infrastructure and long-only strategies.

The move is designed to align Gordian's operations more closely with IQ-EQ's international platform, giving existing clients access to the group's broader range of investor services across its global network while maintaining local support. IQ-EQ said the rebrand also strengthens its fund structuring and operational capabilities across Asia-Pacific and reinforces its regulated market entry offering, with platforms spanning Singapore, Hong Kong, Tokyo, Dubai, Luxembourg, Ireland, France and the UK.

The announcement follows the business securing regulatory approval to establish operations in the Dubai International Financial Centre.

"Rebranding Gordian to IQ-EQ allows us to go to market under one brand and present a strong, united team with significant depth and breadth of expertise globally," Mark Voumard, managing director and head of fund platform and solutions, Asia and Middle East at IQ-EQ, said. He added that legacy Gordian clients would benefit from easier access to IQ-EQ's wider capabilities across its 25 jurisdictions as their requirements evolve.