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Andrea Carnelli Dompe
Founder, Tamarix Technologies
In this conversation, Ahmad Ashrafi interviews Andrea Carnelli Dompe, founder of Tamarix Technologies, discussing his journey from academia to leading a private market investment firm. They explore the challenges of data collection in private markets, the role of limited partners, the rise of family offices, and common mistakes in private market investing.
Private markets run on messy data. No two fund reports look alike, information arrives with delays, and capital flows through calls and distributions — which is why most LPs drown in the "messy inbox" of people-plus-Excel.
Data is the fuel of better investment decisions. From primary due diligence to secondary pricing and portfolio monitoring, harnessing structured data systematically gives investors a real edge.
AI extracts and answers — but shouldn't decide. Tamarix uses LLMs to structure unstructured reports and gives clients a copilot to interrogate their portfolios, while staying skeptical of AI-driven investment recommendations prone to hallucination.
Family offices fail by playing catch-up. Chasing hot vintages leads to over-allocation; private markets reward patient, planned pacing — and delegating to the specialists you hired.
