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Long Ridge Equity Partners / Long Ridge Capital Management LP

Long Ridge backs GoCharting growth investment and leadership appointments

July 7, 2026 press release Manager profile

Summary: GoCharting announced via GlobeNewswire on July 7, 2026, that it received a growth investment from Long Ridge Equity Partners. The company announcement also says former TradingView CEO Oleg Mukhanov joined as President and Chief Operating Officer, and former TradeStation Group CEO Salomon Sredni was appointed Chairman.

Why it matters: The update may matter to due-diligence readers as a current Long Ridge private-equity platform activity signal in financial-technology software, alongside operating-leadership changes at the portfolio-company level; it should not be read as investment advice or as validation of product quality, trading outcomes, user adoption, valuation, expected returns, or suitability.

9AT filing context: Use ADV/private-fund context only for Long Ridge platform identity and background. Omit 13F holdings and Form 5500 context because no direct Long Ridge 13F filer was identified for this update and no useful plan-sponsor context applies to this private growth-investment event.

Summary

GoCharting announced via GlobeNewswire on July 7, 2026, that it received a growth investment from Long Ridge Equity Partners. The same company announcement says former TradingView CEO Oleg Mukhanov joined GoCharting as President and Chief Operating Officer, and former TradeStation Group CEO Salomon Sredni was appointed Chairman.

This post treats the item as a company-announcement-supported growth-investment and leadership note. The source supports the announced investor, the two leadership appointments, and GoCharting’s stated expansion purpose; it should not be read as independent validation of GoCharting’s product quality, trading outcomes, customer adoption, valuation, growth prospects, expected returns, or investment merit.

Why it matters

For due-diligence readers, the useful signal is that Long Ridge has a current public growth-investment announcement tied to a financial-technology software company, with simultaneous senior operating-leadership changes at the company level. That may help readers track Long Ridge platform activity, its public fintech/business-services exposure themes, and whether future disclosures identify governance, operating, or transaction-structure details.

The signal is bounded. A company-issued wire release can support the fact of the announced investment and appointments, but it does not establish the investment size, fund vehicle, ownership percentage, valuation, product performance, user retention, future expansion success, or any allocation decision.

Source notes

9AT filing context

For identity and platform background only, public adviser records map the source-facing Long Ridge name to LONG RIDGE EQUITY PARTNERS, a New York-based registered-adviser/private-equity platform with CRD 163730 / SEC file 801-115107, about $2.1 billion in reported ADV AUM, about $2.1 billion in total private-fund gross asset value, 27 employees, 14 private funds, no separately managed-account activity shown, and a 2026-03-27 ADV/profile submission date.

Public adviser records also identify Long Ridge private-equity fund records, including Long Ridge Equity Partners IV, III, and II vehicles. That context can support narrow platform identity only. It does not identify the GoCharting transaction vehicle, validate the transaction, establish deal terms, prove product demand, or support conclusions about valuation, trading outcomes, expected returns, or suitability.

This post omits 13F holdings because no direct Long Ridge 13F filer was identified for this update. It also omits Form 5500 context because this item concerns a private growth investment in a trading/charting software company rather than a plan-sponsor retirement-plan signal.

What to watch

Watch for follow-up Long Ridge, GoCharting, regulatory, lender, or company disclosures that identify the investment size, transaction vehicle, ownership or board structure, governance changes, closing mechanics if any remain pending, or post-investment operating milestones. Future coverage should keep product, trading-workflow, expansion, valuation, and performance claims tied to fresh public sources rather than deriving them from the announcement or adviser-profile context.

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