A partnership between Pactio and Alvarez & Marsal, a preeminent international professional services firm, aims to revolutionize the execution of private equity deals.

The platform called Pactio offers digital architecture for private capital, making it a useful tool for fund administrators, attorneys, investors, and tax advisors.

With the use of a single source of truth design, the company's transaction management platform may decrease risk, increase accuracy, and streamline processes.

With this agreement, Alvarez & Marsal can provide its customers with more robust, transparent transaction delivery processes, and Pactio can improve the way M&A tax advice services are provided.

"A company that can fully embrace the transformative power of our platform is the ideal strategic partner for Pactio," states Eric Heimark, Co-Founder & CEO of Pactio.

"Alvarez & Marsal's dedication

Changing the execution of private equity deals

In accordance with the partnership, Alvarez & Marsal will make use of Pactio's secure platform architecture to assist its clients in reducing transaction risk, increasing productivity, and enhancing data retention.

The creation of fund flows and tax memoranda are two major pain spots in closing agreements that Pactio's software is intended to ease, according to Marvin Rust, Managing Director and European Tax Practice Leader at Alvarez & Marsal Tax UK.

"Its cutting-edge technology is among the most significant advancements in deal-making technology, and it will completely transform the way we assist clients in closing deals and beyond by providing a dependable, quick output that can change as an investment matures."

A&M Tax's Global Practice Leader, Ernesto Perez, continues, saying that deal-making has too long depended on tried-and-true, if laborious, techniques. Our collaboration

Pactio Unpacked
It's good to highlight companies that are offering solutions to specialized sections of the financial environment, even if most attention is typically focused on fintechs serving larger banking organizations and financial institutions.

One such business is Pactio, which supplies the infrastructure required for the private equity capital sector's digital transformation initiatives. This sector is valued at a total of US$12 trillion.

Its collaboration with Alvarez & Marsal underscores the necessity of digital transformation for private equity firms as well as for major financial institutions.

Consequently, the relationship improves deal execution not only for private equity agreements but also for the fintech industry and other companies that host private equity deals.

Through the use of Pactio's regulated technology architecture, private equity investors and