Sanjay G.

While most investors read reports from the comfort of an office, Sanjay has driven over 200,000 miles across nearly 100 countries—through warzones, deserts, and crumbling regimes—to kick the tires of capital markets in real life. Armed with a quant’s brain and an explorer’s grit, he built Britannica Capital’s proprietary Reconnaissance® research platform to uncover investable truths where others see only risk: underpriced currencies, overlooked companies, mispriced sovereigns, and sleeping sectors waiting to awaken. Visit travel/book site being rolled out: https://www.sanjayguptabooks.com/ Dartmouth Founders Project: https://alumni.dartmouth.edu/stories-news/sanjay-gupta-96-entrepreneur-investor-and-splash-indiana-jones-401 Over nearly two decades, Sanjay has met with local brokers in Lagos, factory workers in Siberia, policymakers in Myanmar, and stock exchange directors in Quito. He’s mapped black market FX rates, traced capital flight in real time, and created local research networks from Central America to the Caucasus. If it moves capital—or if capital is trapped—he’s studied it, often from behind the wheel of a mud-splattered SUV or a motorbike loaded with computers. If Wall Street had an Indiana Jones, it would be Sanjay Gupta. Earlier in his career, Sanjay managed multi-billion-dollar transactions at Salomon Brothers, Citigroup, and JP Morgan. A computer science graduate of Dartmouth, he studied Turing machines, AI, robotics, and systems design—unfashionable at the time, now foundational to modern investing. His edge? Never betting on consensus. Always doing the work. And believing that secrets still exist in capital markets—if you’re willing to get far enough off the map to find them.