Venture capital, bankable.

Investments in illiquid venture capital assets can lower correlation to traditional asset classes. All too often, however, professional investors with lower investment volumes lack access to promising VC projects. The target group actively seeks new investment opportunities but is missing the connecting tools to tap the potential.

Until recently the answer was a partnership where the originator acts as general partner and investors as limited partners. That structure has fundamental disadvantages.

Certificates with Swiss ISINs enable effective and democratized access to alternative assets for all professional investor groups. Securitization improves the contractual relations and operations of VC projects, and provides a way of limiting risks and optimizing taxation for the general partners. By using issuance platforms as a tool, venture capitalists can raise more funds and significantly increase the pool of new investors.

• Prices during the term. Market prices can be obtained during the investment period, not only at the end when the investment is sold, so portfolio valuation gains transparency.
• One umbrella, many products. Countless certificates in various forms can be launched under a single issuer.
• Efficient fundraising. More convenient, more cost-effective and simpler than establishing a partnership per project.