An AI-native operating system for licensed distribution — built by finance and AI practitioners, used across the region's LP and GP communities.
We don't bolt a chatbot onto a database. We build the three capabilities that make AI trustworthy in a regulated, document-heavy world — knowledge it retains, conversation it understands, and answers grounded in the source.
Every fund document, term sheet and interaction is structured and retained — so the platform compounds context over time instead of starting from zero on every query.
Not a chatbot — a network that talks to itself. GPS carries the conversation between people: LP ↔ GP, LP ↔ LP — introductions, questions and follow-ups, each with the right documents and context attached.
Every answer is traced to the document it came from — citation by citation. No invented numbers, no unsourced claims. Built to be checked, not just trusted.
Not a roadmap. The Terminal is running across the network — distributors and their teams use it to find, understand and act on private-market opportunities, with Julia answering grounded in their own documents.
The hard part of private markets isn't the model — it's knowing what matters. We pair decades of markets experience with engineers who build AI systems for a living.
Former Managing Director and Global Head of Equity Private Markets at Citi. Two decades originating and structuring private-market transactions across Asia. HEC Paris.
LinkedIn →Began her career at Citi, then founded Gateway Private Markets eight years ago — building it into one of APAC's established private-markets players. Defines what the platform must deliver for LPs and GPs.
LinkedIn →Founder & CEO of CALIATYS within the Air Liquide Group and author of Agentic AI in Action — ranked among the world's 100 most influential people in AI. 20+ years building large-scale AI systems, now the architect behind Julia.
LinkedIn →The GPS Terminal is live at lp.gpsglobal.ai. If you're a distributor or institutional team, open it or reach us to get set up.
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