Chronograph Expands EMEA Team as Leading European and Middle Eastern Allocators Demand Trusted Private Markets Data

Dan Tyler joins the London office as Client Development Director, bringing experience across strategy consulting, investor relations, and private markets technology to serve sovereign wealth funds, pensions, family offices, and fund of funds investors across the region.

LONDON, Nov. 11, 2026 — Chronograph, the portfolio monitoring and analytics platform trusted by many of the world's leading private capital investors, today announced that Dan Tyler has joined the firm as Client Development Director, based in London. The appointment comes as sovereign wealth funds, pensions, family offices, and fund of funds investors across Europe and the Middle East increasingly turn to Chronograph for a trusted, independent view of their private markets portfolios.

As allocations to private markets grow, so does the burden of monitoring them. Limited partners (LPs) receive a rising volume of quarterly reports and portfolio company updates from their general partners (GPs), often in inconsistent formats and file types. Meanwhile, investment committees, boards, and beneficiaries expect faster, more granular, and more defensible answers on performance, exposure, and risk. Institutional investors want data they can trust, analyze, and act on.

Chronograph's London office anchors the firm's growth across Europe and the Middle East, where demand has increased significantly. Clients across the region use Chronograph to collect, standardize, and validate manager-reported data down to the portfolio company level, creating a single source of truth for monitoring, reporting, and decision-making.

Dan began his career in M&A strategy consulting at CIL Management Consultants, then moved into investor relations at Astorg, working on fundraising, analytics, and quarterly reporting. He then transitioned to private markets technology, delivering portfolio monitoring solutions to fund managers, and now works with LPs.

"I've worked with both GPs and LPs on portfolio monitoring and seen first-hand how hard allocators work to get consistent, comparable data," said Dan. "The allocators I speak with across Europe and the Middle East have outgrown spreadsheets and PDFs. They want a single, verified view of their portfolios they can take to their investment committees with confidence. Chronograph delivers that today, and I'm excited to help more of the region's leading investors get there."

"European and Middle Eastern allocators are among the most sophisticated private markets investors in the world, and their exposure keeps growing," said Michael Santos, Global Head of Sales at Chronograph. "UK pension reform is channeling more retirement capital into private assets, European family offices are building institutional-grade programs, and Gulf sovereign wealth funds have become some of the largest sources of private capital globally. With that growth comes scrutiny, and answering it starts with trusted data. Dan understands LP needs from the inside, and he will be a tremendous asset as we deepen our partnerships with leading investors across the region."

Contact

Fred Bower
Chronograph
New York, New York
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