Anselm: Osyte could not have been built in Europe, India, or China
Charles Anselm · Solving Liquidity Challenges & Enhancing Transparency in Private Markets · Aug 15, 2025 · at 19:59
Charles Anselm is the CEO and co-founder of Osyte, an institutional portfolio management platform. He discusses how the US risk-taking culture enables startup creation.
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“If I were sitting in, say, in, in, in Europe, somewhere in France or in India or China, I don't think I'll be able to do this at all, right? So regardless of how entrepreneurial I am.”
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