Leadership
Chronograph Adds Dan Tyler as Client Development Director in London to Serve EMEA Allocators
By News Desk ·
Key takeaways
- Dan Tyler joined Chronograph as Client Development Director based in London.
- Tyler previously worked in investor relations at Astorg and in M&A strategy consulting at CIL Management Consultants.
- Michael Santos, Global Head of Sales at Chronograph, said UK pension reform is channeling more retirement capital into private assets.
Chronograph has hired Dan Tyler as Client Development Director in its London office, the company said on November 11, 2026. Tyler joins from a background spanning strategy consulting, investor relations and private markets technology, and will serve sovereign wealth funds, pensions, family offices and fund of funds investors across Europe and the Middle East.
Dan Tyler's Role at Chronograph's London Office
PR Newswire reported the appointment. Tyler began his career in M&A strategy consulting at CIL Management Consultants, then moved into investor relations at Astorg, where he worked on fundraising, analytics and quarterly reporting. He later moved into private markets technology, delivering portfolio monitoring solutions to fund managers, and now works with limited partners.
Chronograph said its London office anchors growth across Europe and the Middle East, where demand has increased significantly. Clients in the region use the platform 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.
"I've worked with both GPs and LPs on portfolio monitoring and seen first-hand how hard allocators work to get consistent, comparable data," Tyler said. "The allocators I speak with across Europe and the Middle East have outgrown spreadsheets and PDFs."
Michael Santos, Global Head of Sales at Chronograph, said: "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."
Chronograph's Funding and Platform Scale
According to akta.pro company records, Chronograph closed a $140 million minority growth equity investment from Sixth Street Growth in June 2026, bringing total reported equity funding to $160 million. The same records list $5.9 trillion in client invested capital monitored on the platform, 15,000 unique funds tracked and 258,000 private companies monitored. The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Brooklyn.
Earlier Chronograph Announcements
Chronograph announced dedicated plugins for Claude in October 2026 that bundle its data with custom skills for private capital workflows, covering LP reporting, commitment pacing and GP review tasks, PR Newswire reported. In August 2026, Chronograph announced a partnership with Perplexity integrating its validated portfolio data into Perplexity's answer engine and Perplexity Computer, Aijourn reported. In June 2026, Chronograph secured a growth equity investment exceeding $140 million from Sixth Street Growth, with Michael Bauer and Goodman joining its board, citybiz reported.