London · Sector coverage
Technology in London.
Europe's technology capital markets speak through London; the firm's European technology mandates are staged from it.
How the firm covers technology in London at the intersection of blockchain, artificial intelligence, automation, quantum security, and data infrastructure is set out below, with the operating registers linked throughout.
The technology angles
Blockchain in London technology
For software and internet businesses, blockchain arrives as infrastructure economics: verifiable data, programmable payments, and user-owned assets embedded into products. The institutional question is rarely whether to use a chain but which liability the architecture removes — reconciliation, fraud, or platform dependence — and the firm underwrites products on that answer.
AI and agents in London technology
AI resets the addressable market of every software category: agents priced against labor rather than licences, development compressed by coding agents, and incumbents forced to embed capability or cede the category. Coverage centers on the disruption-premium question — which companies convert AI from feature into multiple.
Automation and robotics in London technology
Automation in the technology sector is the productization of operations — infrastructure that runs itself, deployment without human hands, and the robotics software layer that carries enterprise discipline into the physical world.
Quantum and security in London technology
Quantum's near-term meaning for software is security migration: post-quantum cryptography is now a standards mandate, and every technology company holding long-lived secrets has a migration project whether it has started it or not. Coverage treats PQC readiness as diligence, not science fiction.
Data and compute infrastructure in London technology
Compute is the sector's new balance-sheet item: GPU access, data pipelines, and inference cost now sit where hosting once did. Companies that contract compute intelligently carry a structural margin advantage the market has begun to price.
The London platform
Investment Banking
Cross-border M&A and market entry between Europe and North America.
Debt Capital
Institutional distribution and structured credit placement.
Public Equity
Access to European listed markets and shareholder bases.