Juniper Square Becomes Investor Data Platform

Nasdaq’s investment mattered less as financing and more as distribution into the data layer that private market firms actually use every day. Juniper Square already runs core workflows for more than 2,000 GPs across fundraising, onboarding, administration, and reporting. Pairing that system of record with Nasdaq’s investor intelligence turns Juniper Square from back office software into a place where firms can also find investors, keep contact data current, and eventually support more liquid private market transactions.

• The 2026 eVestment integration shows what the partnership is building toward. IR teams inside Juniper Square can search 30,000 plus investor profiles and 100,000 contacts, get automatic contact updates, and avoid manual data cleanup. That is a concrete data product sitting directly inside a workflow system GPs already use.
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• Juniper Square’s strategic value comes from where it sits in the stack. It manages fund operations across 40,000 funds, 700,000 LP accounts, and about $1 trillion in LP capital. That gives it the raw workflow and entity data needed to power benchmarking, matching, and future liquidity products, not just recordkeeping software.
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• This follows the same broader Nasdaq playbook in private markets. Nasdaq and Nasdaq Private Market have been investing in infrastructure around transparency, trading, transfer, settlement, and data. A partnership with Juniper Square extends that push upstream into the GP operating system where fundraising and investor relationships begin.
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The next step is a tighter loop between investor data, fund workflows, and transaction rails. That would let Juniper Square help GPs not only administer funds, but also identify buyers, manage ongoing investor relationships, and support secondary liquidity and interval style products from the same operating system.