Four strategies
Every strategy we manage sits in one of four areas. Each is run in a dedicated alternative investment fund or a ring-fenced compartment, with its own investment policy, valuation approach and reporting cycle — never blended into a single pool.
Strategies are made available to professional investors only. Fund-specific terms, risks, fees and eligibility are set out solely in the constitutional and offering documents of the relevant fund.
Request a strategy discussionShort-duration, self-liquidating exposure to real trade flows: receivables and invoice financing, supply-chain and purchase-order finance, and commodity flows with defined obligors, documentation and insurance. Cash generated by the underlying transaction, not by a refinancing assumption.
Project-level equity and structured participations in real estate within the European Union — residential and mixed-use development, repositioning, and income assets in markets our team knows: Slovenia, the Adriatic region, Central Europe and DACH. One SPV per project, one investor line of sight.
Companies that sell into regulated finance rather than compete with it: onboarding and KYC automation, transaction monitoring and risk intelligence, core ledger and wallet infrastructure, treasury and reconciliation tooling. We assess them as a customer would, because inside the group we are one.
Payment and settlement platforms riding new technology while staying inside the rules: instant and account-to-account rails, e-money and wallet programmes, stablecoin-adjacent settlement with an audit trail. Fast and easy to use is a product requirement; compliant is the entry ticket.
What the four have in common
A dedicated fund or compartment per strategy and, where appropriate, per project — so one exposure cannot contaminate another.
Eligibility criteria, concentration limits and leverage are agreed and documented before capital is called, then monitored against.
Valuation policy set at launch with external input where the asset class requires it, and a NAV cycle investors can plan around.
Position-level reporting on an agreed cycle, annual audited accounts, and regulatory reporting to the ATVP.