iCapital brings former Goldman Sachs top executive to Zurich

The investment platform iCapital , which specializes in  the thing alternative investments, is restructuring its international leadership. Marco Bizzozero, who has built and expanded the company's international business over the past five years, is leaving the firm to take on a new leadership role with a client. The company announced this on Thursday; finews reported on it.

His successor will be Brooks Entwistle. He will take over as Head of International and join the management committee, iCapital said on Friday.

Entwistle will be based in Zurich and will move to Switzerland from Singapore for the role. The appointment remains subject to the usual onboarding and relocation processes.

International business has grown sharply

Under Bizzozero, iCapital has significantly expanded its presence outside the United States. Since 2020, the company's international business has grown to around $62 billion in assets. Today, the group operates 19 offices worldwide, including key hubs in Zurich, London, Hong Kong, Singapore, Tokyo and Abu Dhabi.

Marco Bizzozero

Marco Bizzozero. (Image: zVg)

Bizzozero remains connected to the company. He will continue to sit on iCapital's International Advisory Board and support the transition.

"Under his leadership, we have built a strong and sustainable foundation for our international business," said iCapital Chairman and CEO Lawrence Calcano.

Career between Goldman Sachs, Uber and Ripple

Entwistle most recently served as Senior Vice President and Managing Director at blockchain company Ripple. Before that, at Uber, he was responsible as Chief Business Officer International for business development and strategic partnerships in Asia, Europe, the Middle East and Latin America.

Previously, he spent more than two decades at Goldman Sachs, where he served, among other roles, as CEO of Goldman Sachs Singapore, Chairman for Southeast Asia, and founder and CEO of Goldman Sachs India. In total, he was based in Asia for 15 years and became a partner at the US investment bank.

Focus on alternative investments

In his new role, Entwistle will oversee iCapital's business in Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America and Canada. The company's strategy remains unchanged: to make it easier for wealth managers and financial advisers to access alternative investments and to open up new distribution channels for asset managers.

iCapital is one of the world's leading platforms for alternative investments. As of the end of March 2026, the platform was overseeing nearly $1.2 trillion in assets. The company works with more than 3,400 wealth management firms and around 130,000 financial professionals.