The US-based firm, which recently held a Series B financing round, runs a platform which automates the manual processes of tracking private investments by collecting documents, capital calls and other investment aspects.

Arch, a New York-headquartered platform that automates the alternative investments lifecycle, has announced the formation of its client advisory board. 

The board is centered on Arch’s four client segments: institutions and allocators; investment advisors (including multi-family offices, RIAs and banks); platforms; and family offices.

Some of the board members include:
-- Chris Schultz, principal in operations at Churchill Asset Management;
-- Chris Tyrrell, chief financial officer at single family office Fermont Capital; 
-- Chuck Clarvit, chief executive officer at single family office CCFO Investments; 
-- Ray DiNuzio, founding partner at family office technology solutions provider TOS Advisors; and 
-- Dave Breslin, executive vice president of GC Wealth.

 Arch recently raised $52 million in Series B financing, working on areas such as bringing workflow automation and artificial intelligence-powered insights to more than 470 clients – including single- and multi-family offices, RIAs, banks, fund administrators, law firms, accounting firms and institutions. 

Arch automates the traditionally manual process of tracking private investments by collecting all documents from more than 800 portals accessed by their clients. The business supports $275 billion in private assets.