Fund & Vehicle Structuring
Tailored fund architecture, governance and service-provider setup aligned with the mandate.

Luxembourg private capital platform
Greenfield Capital combines Luxembourg fund structuring and GP/AIFM capabilities with specialist origination of selected late-stage and pre-IPO transactions for eligible professional investors.
Capabilities
Greenfield combines Luxembourg structuring expertise with operational coordination and selected transaction capabilities.
Tailored fund architecture, governance and service-provider setup aligned with the mandate.
Governance and management arrangements designed for the selected strategy and operating model.
Coordinated administration, investor servicing, reporting and oversight across appointed providers.
Selected late-stage opportunities structured for eligible professional investors.
Explore the processLuxembourg platform
01Vehicle architecture and launch coordination
02Governance and management arrangements
03Investor lifecycle and operating oversight

Allocation capacity fully placed within three days. Historical example only; no current availability, partnership or endorsement is implied.
Specialist origination
Greenfield originates and coordinates selected primary and secondary opportunities in established private companies, structured through dedicated SPVs or club-deal vehicles for eligible professional investors.
Identify proprietary and intermediated opportunities and validate the counterparty access route.
Coordinate counterparty, title, transfer-restriction and documentation review with appointed specialists.
Define the transaction, SPV or club-deal vehicle and professional-investor eligibility framework.
Coordinate allocations, subscriptions, closing and post-transaction administration through the relevant providers.
This section is corporate information only and does not constitute an offer or solicitation. Opportunities remain subject to professional-investor eligibility, due diligence, transfer restrictions, availability and final documentation. Company names identify historical underlying assets only; no affiliation or endorsement is implied.
Investment expertise
Greenfield structures and manages Luxembourg alternative investment vehicles, coordinating governance, risk oversight and appointed service providers through specialised investment advisory capabilities.
An actively managed core-and-satellite approach combining long-term exposure, systematic trading, hedging, options overlays and selected private-market opportunities.
Systematic strategies across foreign exchange, listed options and derivatives, implemented within defined risk-management frameworks.
Strategies involving staking, lending, liquidity provision and selected digital-asset yield opportunities within defined eligibility and risk parameters.
Quantitative relative-value and cross-market arbitrage strategies designed to limit directional market exposure.
These strategies illustrate Greenfield Capital’s areas of expertise and do not refer to any specific fund or investment product. This information is for corporate purposes only and does not constitute an offer, solicitation or investment recommendation.
Institutional profile
Greenfield’s founders bring experience across investment banking, alternative investments and private transactions to a Luxembourg platform focused on practical execution.
Regulatory information
Corporate and sustainability information for Greenfield Capital and the alternative investment partnerships it manages.
Greenfield Capital is registered with the CSSF as an alternative investment fund manager under Article 3(2)(a) of the Luxembourg Law of 12 July 2013.
This registration does not constitute approval or endorsement by the CSSF of the funds, strategies or services described on this website.
The AIFM identifies and assesses sustainability risks as part of its risk-management process and seeks to manage them where possible and appropriate. Given the nature of the investment objectives, sustainability risks are not integrated into investment decisions.
The Partnerships do not promote environmental or social characteristics under Article 8 of SFDR and do not have sustainable investment as their objective under Article 9. The investments do not take into account the EU criteria for environmentally sustainable economic activities.
Under Article 4(1)(b) of SFDR, the AIFM does not consider principal adverse impacts of investment decisions on sustainability factors.
SFDR, which is part of a broader legislative package under the European Commission’s Sustainable Action Plan, came into effect on 10 March 2021. To meet the SFDR disclosure requirements, the AIFM identifies, assesses and, where possible and appropriate, seeks to manage sustainability risks for the Partnerships as part of its risk management process. The AIFM believes that the integration of this risk analysis could help to enhance the long-term value of the portfolio for Investors, in accordance with the investment objective and Investment Policy of the Partnerships. However, due to the nature of the investment objective, sustainability risks are not integrated in the investment decisions.
For the avoidance of doubt, our Partnerships are not promoting environmental or social characteristics within the meaning of Article 8 of SFDR nor have sustainable investment as their objective within the meaning of Article 9 of SFDR. For the purposes of Article 6 of the EU Taxonomy Regulation, the AIFM confirms that the investments underlying these financial products (i.e. the Partnerships) do not take into account the EU criteria for environmentally sustainable economic activities.
As regards disclosure obligations under Article 4(1) of SFDR, we confirm that the AIFM does not take into account the negative impacts due to investments — Article 4(1)(b).
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