New York · Sector coverage
Media, Gaming & Entertainment in New York.
The center of gravity for media capital — streaming, sports rights, the creator economy — and the venue where the firm's media theses meet institutional investors.
How the firm covers media and gaming in New York 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 New York media and gaming
Media's durable blockchain use-cases are property rights at internet speed: verified tickets, collectible IP, creator royalties that settle, and participation economies where audiences earn real value. The firm's coverage — and its portfolio, from virtual real estate onward — was built here.
AI and agents in New York media and gaming
Agents operate the machine behind the content: localization, live-ops, community management, and rights administration — operating leverage on attention without a linear cost line beneath it.
Automation and robotics in New York media and gaming
Production itself automates: virtual production, procedural content, and pipeline tooling that lets small teams ship at studio scale.
Quantum and security in New York media and gaming
Media's quantum question is authenticity's cousin: provenance and rights systems lean on cryptography that will be replaced, and content credentials must survive the migration.
Data and compute infrastructure in New York media and gaming
Streaming, gaming, and rendering are among the largest private consumers of compute; content-delivery and real-time infrastructure decide product quality as much as the creative does.
The New York platform
Investment Banking
US financings, cross-border M&A, and US exchange listings.
Public Equity
US-listed positions and institutional investor engagement.
Debt Capital
Placement with US institutional credit.