Wachsman intends to raise substantial capital by the end of 2026 to fuel investments and accelerate Hawkeye operations.
Global communications company Wachsman has invested and taken a controlling interest in technology holding company Hawkeye Systems.
Wachsman plans to recruit a world-class team to build Hawkeye into a global private equity and corporate advisory firm. The initial focus will be on identifying opportunities in the crypto and blockchain sector, before expanding into other high-growth verticals in financial services and advanced technology.
Closely advising the investment group is leading fintech attorney Joshua Garcia, a partner at the New York-based law firm Morrison Cohen LLP.
David Wachsman, President of Hawkeye, said: “As an operator, advisor, and investor, Hawkeye is expected to bring a fresh offering to the disruptive technology sector I have come to know so well. Work begins today to identify deals and strategic partnerships, build a world-class team, and rise to a unique opportunity that can benefit all shareholders.”
Through its private equity division, the Company plans to continue commercialising Rythe, a next‑generation cyber-identity and threat‑prevention platform. Rythe is designed to provide an additional layer of digital defence for businesses and consumers by enabling secure authentication and proactive threat mitigation across distributed networks.
Corby Marshall, Director of the Company, added: “This new investment group is a pivotal step forward for the company. The demand for cyber resilience and crypto security is accelerating globally, and we now have the resources and leadership to meet it head-on.”
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