Dipesh has dedicated his career to bridging life sciences, finance, and emerging technologies for clients and institutional investors. Most recently, he served as a biotech equity researcher at HC Wainwright, a boutique New York investment bank, covering five major therapeutic areas, producing institutional investment research reports, and tracking more than 150 companies.
Earlier in his career, Dipesh managed a $1.5 billion portfolio, negotiated $900 million in contracts, and closed $20 million in strategic deals—advancing medical innovation and improving healthcare value. He advised early-stage, top-20 biopharma, and Fortune 500 companies across the full healthcare and life sciences value chain—from product to patient to policy—including areas such as drug and device development, clinical trials, strategic intelligence, payor strategy, and commercialization.
Beyond the science and financials, Dipesh is attuned to the structural systems—from healthcare, capital markets, and investment banking to the wider global architectures—that quietly shape outcomes yet are often overlooked in traditional due diligence. This multi-layered lens—integrating science, finance, and systemic dynamics—gives Dipesh a rare vantage point to discern patterns others miss, from micro drug assets to macro forces. This edge informs modern investing and underpins his distinctive approach to diligence, foresight, and strategy.
Ten Sigma was founded to address a fundamental gap: investors are inundated with noise, partial truths, and conflicted advice—especially in the specialized field of life sciences and biotech. Recognizing this, Dipesh envisioned a new model of diligence—sovereign, multi-dimensional, and wisdom-based—designed for visionary investors, family offices, fund managers, and entrepreneurs seeking clarity in complexity and conviction beyond noise.
Ten Sigma’s mission: to provide rare diligence, clarity, and conviction that transcend traditional consensus, uncovering asymmetric opportunities with long-term strategic alignment. Together with Co-Founder Paras Barot, Dipesh anchors Ten Sigma’s commitment to rigorous science, sovereign strategy, and trusted partnership with visionary investors.
Dipesh holds a Ph.D. in Biochemistry (University of North Texas, Northwestern University) and a Post-Doctorate in Bioengineering (UT Southwestern Medical Center), where his published antibody-engineering research (2011) contributed to the scientific foundation of Efgartigimod, later FDA-approved (2021) and commercialized by Argenx (NASDAQ: ARGX).