Brio Platform and Losange Finance Merge Into Stellé
The two firms have combined their operations to launch a new, integrated provider for private capital managers.
Updated on Oct. 15, 2026 in Corporate Finance
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Brio Platform and Losange Finance have merged to form a new company called Stellé. The entity will offer combined fund administration, accounting, and software services to private capital managers across Canada.
Why it matters
Stellé aims to simplify operations for private capital firms by integrating administrative services with in-house software, reducing the need for separate outsourcing. The move positions the company to provide end-to-end support for firms reporting to institutional limited partners.
The Brio platform currently supports more than 100 funds and 3,000 limited partners. Financial terms regarding the merger between the two firms were not disclosed.
The players
Brio Platform
This company provides specialized software used for fund administration and accounting processes.
Losange Finance
This firm has provided professional fund administration and accounting services since 2019.
Stellé
This newly formed entity serves venture capital, private equity, real estate, and multi-family office managers.
The details
Stellé integrates Brio's existing software with the fund administration and accounting services previously managed by Losange Finance since 2019. The company offers a flexible model where fund managers can decide which tasks to perform in-house and which to delegate to the new team.
Timeline
Losange Finance began providing fund administration and accounting services in 2019.
The merger between Brio Platform and Losange Finance was announced on October 15, 2026.
Market Landscape
This merger reflects the broader trend of firms seeking to integrate tech-enabled software with traditional financial services to improve efficiency. It positions Stellé as a direct competitor to fragmented service models in the private capital market.
Clients of both predecessor firms will continue to be served by the new entity, which retains the staff and track records of Brio and Losange. Fund managers can expect a more consolidated approach to capital calls, distributions, and reporting under the new brand.
The takeaway
The merger signifies a shift toward a single-provider model for fund administration and accounting support. Managers should review their current outsourcing contracts to determine if an integrated service model provides a more efficient alternative to their existing setup.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by FinTech Global.
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