Ittikar Private Capital Network Opens to New Members
The family office investment network Ittikar is now fully operational, run by 100 founding members and reporting two completed acquisitions.
Ittikar, a private capital network designed for family offices, has formally launched operations and begun accepting new members, according to an announcement from Abu Dhabi and Geneva dated September 30, 2026. The network has been active since March under the stewardship of its 100 founding members.
The group has already recorded tangible deal activity, with two acquisitions completed by Mondevo, the entity that oversees and manages the Ittikar platform. The transactions signal that the network moved quickly from formation to deployment of capital, a notable benchmark for a newly established investment collective.
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Ittikar's structure reflects a growing trend among ultra-high-net-worth families and their offices to pool resources through dedicated private networks rather than relying solely on traditional asset managers or public markets. By operating from dual bases in Abu Dhabi and Geneva, the network positions itself at the intersection of Gulf sovereign wealth influence and Swiss financial infrastructure.
The decision to open membership beyond the founding cohort suggests organizers are seeking to scale the platform's dealmaking capacity. Family office networks of this kind typically offer members co-investment rights, shared due diligence resources, and access to proprietary deal flow that would otherwise be unavailable to individual offices acting alone.
The November 2025 founding and March 2026 operational launch indicate a relatively compressed timeline from conception to active investing. Further details on Mondevo's two completed acquisitions, including sectors and deal sizes, were not disclosed in the announcement. Continue reading at All Financial Services & Investing.
