Multi-Jurisdiction Compliance
EU, GCC, APAC, Americas - each with its own rulebook. We embed compliance locally so you don't need a separate legal opinion for every jurisdiction. One framework, adapted per market.
Angels, family offices, VC and PE investors deploy capital across jurisdictions through HCP's infrastructure. The regulatory plumbing is handled. The compliance file is audit-ready. You focus on the deals.
EU, GCC, APAC, Americas - each with its own rulebook. We embed compliance locally so you don't need a separate legal opinion for every jurisdiction. One framework, adapted per market.
India ranked among the top three markets by enquiry volume at Switzerland Global Enterprise in 2024 and 2025, up from the top ten. Source: S-GE on the SECO SME portal. We connect Swiss regulatory clarity with India's digital infrastructure - structured market entry, cross-border fund admin, and programmable finance rails for the corridor.
Document verification, risk scoring, ongoing monitoring - automated end to end. An LP that used to take six weeks to onboard now takes days. The compliance file builds itself.
Capital flows, compliance status, performance - all visible in one dashboard, updated live. No more waiting for the monthly report to know where you stand.
Nordic Venture Partners
EUR 150M Nordic VC fund, expanding into Germany, Switzerland, and Luxembourg. The problem: every new jurisdiction meant a new set of manual processes. Compliance was becoming a full-time job, and the ops team was already stretched.
We plugged in a unified operating layer with compliance modules for each jurisdiction. Luxembourg feeder structure, automated KYC/AML, custody consolidated across three markets, and a reporting dashboard that every stakeholder - GP, LP, auditor - can access in real time.
Al-Rashid Family Office
GCC family office, USD 75M allocation, wanted access to European and US tech co-investments. The catch: every structure had to pass both Sharia screening and Western regulatory requirements. Two sets of rules, one platform.
Dual structure: Luxembourg SLP for Europe, Cayman Islands LP for US deals. Sharia screening built into the investment committee workflow. Banking relationships established in both regions. Reporting consolidated into one framework regardless of which vehicle the capital sits in.
European Angels Network
200+ angels across 8 countries. Every deal needed bespoke legal work, which meant anything under EUR 50K was uneconomical. Documentation was inconsistent, tax treatment varied by jurisdiction, and deal flow was fragmented across WhatsApp groups.
Standardised SPV framework with pre-approved templates per jurisdiction. Digital deal room generates docs automatically, e-signatures close the loop, and a centralised registry tracks every investor's position and tax situation. Legal cost per deal dropped 70%.
HCP maintains active infrastructure across Switzerland, Luxembourg, DIFC, ADGM, Mauritius, Singapore, Bermuda, BVI, Cayman Islands. Each jurisdiction is covered with local counsel, compliance infrastructure, and regulatory relationships. The choice of jurisdiction depends on investor base, strategy type, and regulatory requirements.
Timeline depends on jurisdiction and structure complexity. A Luxembourg SLP through a rented AIFM can be operational in 8 days. More complex multi-jurisdictional structures with bespoke governance typically take 4-8 weeks. HCP handles the coordination across all parties.
Yes. HCP structures accommodate traditional equity, fixed income, and private credit strategies alongside digital asset and tokenised fund structures. The infrastructure is designed to bridge TradFi and DeFi within a single compliance framework.
HCP does not impose a strict minimum. Mandates are scoped individually based on structure complexity, jurisdiction, and service level. The platform is scalable from launch stage to multi-vehicle platforms.
HCP does not provide asset management, investment advice, or custody of client assets.
We scope every mandate individually. No templated pitches, no obligation.
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