Brian Geraghty

Managing Director at Trinity Capital

Overview

Brian Geraghty is a Managing Director at Trinity Capital[1], where Geraghty works with high-growth technology companies from Series A onwards across Ireland, the UK and Europe, focusing on venture debt lending to scaling businesses that are VC/PE backed and independently owned across software, fintech, hardware and life science sectors[2]. Geraghty held the position of Principal at Claret Capital Partners from January 2023 to July 2025[4] and previously worked at Silicon Valley Bank as Director from June 2019 to January 2023[5] and Vice President from June 2014 to March 2020[6]. Earlier career experience includes a role as Relationship Director for TMT at Barclays Bank from May 2010 to June 2014[7] and Relationship Executive at Bank of Scotland (Ireland) from September 2007 to April 2010[8]. Geraghty holds a Bachelor of Business Studies in Accounting and Finance from Technological University Dublin, earned between 2003 and 2007[9].

Profile introduction
Source excerptLinkedIn [2]

Working with high-growth technology companies from Series A onwards across Ireland, the UK and all of Europe. I focus on lending venture debt to scaling businesses that are VC/PE backed and independently owned businesses across a range of sub sectors including software, fintech, hardware and life science.

Career history

  1. Managing DirectorJul 2025 to presentTrinity Capital
  2. PrincipalJan 2023 to Jul 2025Claret Capital Partners
  3. DirectorJun 2019 to Jan 2023Silicon Valley Bank
  4. Vice PresidentJun 2014 to Mar 2020Silicon Valley Bank
  5. Relationship Director - TMTMay 2010 to Jun 2014Barclays Bank
  6. Relationship ExecutiveSep 2007 to Apr 2010Bank of Scotland (Ireland)

Education

  1. Bachelor of Business Studies, Accounting and Finance2003 - 2007Technological University Dublin
  2. Terenure College1997 - 2003

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