Luxembourg: ROYC, a global structuring and platform provider, has been chosen by Sl¤tt¶, a Nordic private markets real estate firm, to establish and manage a Luxembourg-domiciled feeder fund. This fund aims to efficiently aggregate individual subscriptions from professional investors.
According to BERNAMA News Agency, the Luxembourg-domiciled vehicle will be fully structured and administered on ROYC's proprietary platform. This setup promises investors a seamless digital experience, offering real-time portfolio access, automated reporting, and efficient global distribution.
In a statement, ROYC highlighted its capabilities in streamlining onboarding and governance, standardizing legal documentation, and increasing access to capital. ROYC's Founder and President, Mathias Leijon, mentioned that private markets are experiencing a structural shift. Global banks and wealth platforms are seeking more efficient ways to access private equity strategies. He noted that by combining their expertise with ROYC's digital infrastructure, they empower managers like Sl¤tt¶ to launch investor-ready vehicles quickly while providing a transparent experience throughout the fund's lifecycle.
Meanwhile, Jonas Andersson, Deputy Managing Partner at Sl¤tt¶, stated that after evaluating various solutions, they concluded that ROYC's platform simplifies investor onboarding, reporting, and fund lifecycle management. This simplification enables broader access for investors. The platform also accelerates time-to-market through templated legal architecture and automated workflows. It supports end-to-end digital lifecycle management, benefiting investors with features like Know Your Customer (KYC)/Anti-Money Laundering (AML) compliance, digital subscriptions, capital activity tracking, and performance dashboards via secure investor portals.
ROYC operates as a business-to-business financial technology company, offering a digital platform for private equity firms, banks, wealth managers, and multi-family offices. It focuses on structuring, distributing, and managing private market investments more efficiently.