By any institutional standard, investing demands discipline, sequencing, and patience. Determining when conviction has been earned and when capital should move requires structure, repetition, and time. For Ibrahim Sagna, Executive Chairman of Silverbacks Holdings, capital allocation follows a deliberate progression. Across three decades in global finance and emerging markets investing, he has developed a framework for narrowing broad exposure into durable ownership. That approach has shaped Silverbacks into an alternative investment platform managing over $100 million in assets, backing high-growth companies operating from Africa and scaling globally. The firm maintains exposure across technology, sports, entertainment, and the creative economy, with

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