Most of the infrastructure behind private market liquidity still feels stuck in another era — manual, time-consuming, and error-prone.
What Logan Leger and his team built at Hiive is the modern plumbing through which liquidity actually flows: a centralized platform that enables
Companies are staying private longer.
Shareholder liquidity isn't a post-IPO problem anymore; it's an operating decision.
@kylehanslovan built @HuntressLabs into a $1.5B+ cybersecurity company while treating liquidity as part of the model. He joins @simdesai on Center Stage at
Trust in the private markets is often built by people you rarely meet.
Compliance officers. Legal counsel. Fund accountants. Execution specialists. Settlement teams. Their expertise and professionalism are table stakes for institutions seeking a partner, and the reason why trust
The Hiive50 is reconstituted for Q2. @AnthropicAI jumps 29 spots to #7 — the biggest mover this quarter.
Ranked by frequency and volume of closed transactions in the 180 days prior to reconstitution.
Canadian tech has a new problem:
Companies are scaling past $100M.
Private markets haven’t caught up.
Pricing is opaque.
Liquidity is inconsistent.
Capital access is fragmented.
So companies are often making critical decisions without clear signals.
That’s a structural issue.
