Family Office Network Ittikar Opens Membership After AI-Driven Trials
After a six-month trial restricted to 100 founding members, the private capital network Ittikar has opened its platform to global family offices. The system, which uses specialized AI to process due diligence and investment memorandums, has already facilitated acquisitions for its parent firm, the Abu Dhabi-based Mondevo Group.
By Money Talk·September 30, 2026·2 min read·221 reads
The platform distinguishes itself by operating as a buy-side tool rather than a traditional deal marketplace. Ittikar’s proprietary AI engine, managed by 50 internal engineers, analyzes data rooms and drafts investment committee memos before human advisors typically finish their initial review. This capability allowed Mondevo Group to finalize its acquisitions of the Italian menswear house Caruso and the brand accelerator Underscore District earlier this year.
Data privacy remains a core pillar of the architecture, with member families retaining control of their information in sovereign Data Pods compliant with GDPR and EU AI Act standards. According to Cristiano Motto, the platform’s CTO, the decision to prioritize strict European security protocols over convenience was a deliberate move to ensure institutional-grade integrity.
Looking ahead, the network is shifting toward a tiered membership model while accelerating its technical roadmap. Development of the second release is already underway, with plans to introduce portfolio reporting in early 2027 and asset tokenization capabilities by mid-year. These features aim to further compress deal cycles, which the firm claims currently drop from months to days when processed through their automated due diligence engine.
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