Fund Management
Private-market capability, honestly framed
Selected private-market strategies — including private credit and secured, income-oriented approaches — managed within a Singapore VCC and offered only to accredited and institutional investors, where suitable. Risk and liquidity stated first.
The structure
Tigris manages funds under a Singapore Variable Capital Company (VCC) — a fund structure designed for pooled, professionally managed investment. Any offering is made only through formal offering documents and subscription agreements, subject to eligibility criteria and regulatory requirements.
These strategies are available only to accredited and institutional investors as defined under the Securities and Futures Act 2001 of Singapore.
What you should understand first
Risk of loss
Private-market investments carry the risk of partial or total loss of capital. Borrowers can default; valuations can fall; and outcomes are not guaranteed. No strategy is risk-free, and security or collateral does not eliminate risk.
Limited liquidity
Private-market investments are typically illiquid. Capital may be committed for extended periods, redemptions may be restricted, and you should not invest capital you may need at short notice. Liquidity terms are set out in the fund documentation.
Valuation & leverage
Valuations of private assets involve judgement and can be uncertain. Where leverage is used, it can amplify both gains and losses. These factors are described in the offering documents.
No assurance of outcome
Past performance is not a guide to future results, and no return is promised, reliable or dependable in nature. Forward-looking statements are estimates, not commitments.
How strategies are underwritten and monitored
Origination
Opportunities are sourced and screened against defined criteria before any detailed assessment begins.
Underwriting
We assess the borrower or asset, including operating cash flows, and review the proposed security and collateral.
Monitoring
Positions are monitored on an ongoing basis after investment, not only at the point of entry.
Reporting
Investors receive reporting in line with the fund’s terms, with access to decision-makers.
We name the conflict, rather than hide it
Tigris both manages client portfolios and manages its own funds. That creates a potential conflict of interest, and we address it directly: where we believe a Tigris-managed strategy suits a client, we say so plainly, disclose our interest, and assess it under the same suitability discipline as any third-party investment. No mandate is obliged to hold Tigris funds.
Who can invest
Fund documentation and terms are available only to verified accredited and institutional investors. Under the Securities and Futures Act 2001 of Singapore, an individual accredited investor generally includes a person who meets statutory thresholds relating to net personal assets, net financial assets or income.
To request fund information, please start a conversation and indicate that you are an accredited or institutional investor. We will verify eligibility before sharing any documentation.
Nothing on this page constitutes an offer, solicitation or recommendation to buy or sell any investment, or advice that any strategy is suitable for you. Any offering is made only through formal offering documents, subject to eligibility and applicable law.