How Regulations Are Raising the Bar for Technology

As regulatory frameworks come into focus, expectations of technology partners in private markets are rising. In this piece, Paul Foley, CTO of qashqade, shares his perspective on why regulation should be seen not as a compliance exercise, but as a reflection of what clients already demand: resilience, transparency, and accountability.

Strategic partnership spotlight Entrilia

qashqade and Entrilia’s ongoing partnership continues to bridge the gap between fund accounting and carry modeling, delivering seamless, data-driven workflows that enhance accuracy and transparency. In this Partner Spotlight, leaders from both teams share how their collaboration is shaping the future of private markets operations.

Supply Chain Resilience in Private Markets

Paul Foley, CTO of qashqade, has long believed that operational resilience doesn’t stop at your own firewall. As private markets continue to digitize and outsource critical operations, the weakest link is no longer inside your systems, it’s in your supply chain.

qashqade 25.0.0 release

qashqade 25.0.0 marks a major leap forward in transparency, performance, and user experience. For the first time, the full lifecycle of cashflows can be managed in one place, connecting every capital flow. With new features like Vehicle Types, Partner Representations, and an enhanced Portal, complex structures are simplified and transparency is delivered end to end.

Security as a Mindset: How to Embed Resilience

Security isn’t a checklist. It’s a mindset. In this post, qashqade CTO Paul Foley explains how true resilience comes from embedding security across leadership, culture, and daily operations. qashqade transforms policy into practice, empowering teams to own security and safeguard business outcomes.

Inside Private Markets: What LPs are really looking for

Private equity and credit deals have never been simple. What looks similar on paper can result in very different net outcomes over time. As institutional capital keeps flowing into private markets, Limited Partners (LPs) are asking sharper questions and they’re not just about returns.