Strategy

Three movements, repeated with discipline.

The work of investing in late-stage private companies is patient and procedural. Below is how we approach each step.


01 · Sourcing

A network, not a marketplace

Blocks and primary allocations are surfaced through long-standing relationships with founders, early operators, family offices, and a small set of secondary specialists. We do not bid in open processes. Most opportunities are seen quietly, often before terms are formalised. This is how mispricing and access asymmetries persist in private markets, and it is the only way we choose to participate.
02 · Structuring

Single-purpose vehicles, clean economics

Each position is held in its own special purpose vehicle. Investors receive a unit in a vehicle that holds a single underlying asset, with documentation, audited financials, and an independent administrator. Terms are conservative and disclosed in full: a stated minimum, a management fee that covers operations, and carried interest aligned to a high-water realisation. No cross-collateralisation, no co-mingling.
03 · Stewardship

Patience through to liquidity

Late-stage positions reward those who can wait. We monitor company-level developments quietly, maintain coverage through subsequent rounds and tender offers, and shepherd vehicles to dissolution at the appropriate liquidity event — IPO, strategic acquisition, or structured secondary. Investors receive measured, infrequent updates and full reporting at each material milestone.