What’s New In Investments, Funds? – Moonfare, Ebury

Editorial Staff

21 April 2026

Moonfare
Berlin-headquartered , a London-headquartered financial services firm, is partnering with the Global Emerging Manager Institute, which supports the generation of alternative asset managers through content, community and access to capital.

The GEMI spans 29 countries and brings together more than 460 institutional members, including general partners, limited partners and service providers.

Ebury will work with the UK and Gulf parts of the EMI, expanding access for emerging managers and independent sponsors in the UK and Gulf Cooperation Council to institutional-grade cash management and foreign exchange solutions.

As part of the pact, Ebury will sponsor and speak at the Gulf EMI’s flagship summit in Abu Dhabi later this year, it said in a statement.

“Private markets is a fast-growing and dynamic sector, driven by a new generation of talented, emerging managers. Through this new partnership, we’re supporting more of these firms across the UK and the Gulf with the forex and cash management infrastructure they need to scale across borders with confidence – enabling greater access to opportunities in an increasingly global market,” Sebastian Brown, head of sales EIS – Middle East at Ebury, said.

Ebury, which was founded in London in 2009 by Juan Lobato and Salvador García, is regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority in the UK. With more than 45 offices, it has a presence in over 30 regulated markets.