Does your bank want to increase its capital reserves and shed non-performing, non-core illiquid assets without booking a material write-down? If the answer is yes, we would like to discuss doing business with you.

Our firm, Vox Equity Capital (“Vox”) is poised to address and favorably facilitate the disposition of investments made by banks in private equity, venture capital, buy-out and mezzanine funds or directly in operating companies.

Vox is a specialized private equity fund manager that has been purchasing bank private equity portfolio (or "merchant banking") investments since 2006. Vox offers a proprietary methodology and platform to transact constructed bank private equity portfolios for purchase and subsequent management.

Vox works with banks that desire to divest some or all of their non-core holdings acquired after the passage of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act ("GBLA"). GBLA opened up new opportunities for commercial banks to enter and expand their merchant banking activities. For the most part, during a prior period, these activities were lucrative if not spectacular. Today, many banks are reconsidering their exposure and involvement in merchant banking and other tertiary businesses.  Vox helps a bank focus on core banking business, increase tier 1 capital reserves and do what they do best.