P10, Inc.: management transactions · United States · SEC (Form 4)

About P10, Inc.

P10, Inc. is a United States alternative asset management company listed on the NYSE under ticker PX, before its February 2026 corporate name change to Ridgepost Capital, Inc. For French-speaking investors, it should be viewed as a private-markets platform rather than a mainstream retail asset manager. The company traces its roots back to P10 Holdings, originally founded as a Texas corporation in 1992 and reincorporated in Delaware in 2000. After a major asset sale in 2016, the business was restructured and relaunched in 2017 around a strategy focused on building a multi-strategy platform and expanding fee-paying assets under management. Its headquarters are in Dallas, Texas, United States. P10’s business model is built around private markets solutions across several specialist sleeves: private equity fund-of-funds, secondaries, co-investments, private credit, fund finance backed by portfolio assets, growth equity, and advisory/separate-account solutions. The platform was assembled through a series of acquisitions of specialized managers, including RCP Advisors, Five Points Capital, TrueBridge, Enhanced Capital, Bonaccord, Hark, and WTI, with Qualitas added in 2025. Each platform brings a distinct focus: RCP is known for private equity secondaries and fund-of-funds, Five Points is focused on the U.S. lower middle market, TrueBridge on venture capital fund investing and co-investments, Enhanced on impact-oriented investing and assets tied to renewable energy and other socially responsible themes, Hark on fund-level lending, WTI on senior secured financing for early-stage life sciences and technology companies, and Qualitas on European lower-middle-market private equity from Madrid. From a competitive standpoint, P10 occupies a differentiated niche as a diversified private-markets franchise serving institutional LPs, family offices, and high-net-worth clients. Its appeal lies in breadth across strategies, exposure to both U.S. and European private markets, and a business mix that is more fee-driven than traditional listed-market models. That diversification can also support cross-selling and scale benefits across fund-of-funds, co-investment, direct lending, and specialty credit products. Recent milestones include the April 2025 acquisition of Qualitas, which expanded the company’s European footprint, and the February 2026 name change, which signaled a broader brand repositioning and a more unified corporate identity. Overall, P10 remains an alternative asset manager in active consolidation mode, with growth driven by both acquisitions and the ongoing expansion of its multi-platform private-markets offering.