Disclaimers and Key Risks
Quadrille Private Opportunities FCPR (the “Fund”) is primarily invested in unlisted companies that present particular risks. You must take note of the risk factors described in the "risk profile" section of the regulations.
Quadrille Private Opportunities FCPR is not a "tax-advantaged fund” and therefore does not allow investors to benefit from the preferential tax regimes available to certain investors investing in "tax-advantaged fund”.
Investors considering subscribing to financial instruments are advised to carefully read the most recent version of the key information document and the risks associated with the Fund. This documentation is available from their advisor.
The opinions expressed in this document represent the judgment of the portfolio management company at the time indicated and are subject to change without notice. The portfolio management company is under no obligation to update or modify them. Subscribers are recommended to consult their own legal and tax advisors based on the legal, tax, domiciliary and accounting considerations applicable to them before investing in financial instruments, in order to determine for themselves the suitability and consequences of their investment, provided they are authorized to do so. It should be noted that different types of investments, mentioned where applicable in this document, involve varying degrees of risk and that no guarantee can be given as to the suitability, relevance or profitability of a specific investment for the portfolio of a client or future client.
Taking into account economic and market risks, no guarantee can be given as to the achievement by the financial instruments of their investment objectives. Performance may vary in particular depending on the investment objectives or strategies of the financial instruments and significant economic and market conditions. The different strategies applied to financial instruments may have a significant impact on the results presented in this document.
Past performance is not indicative of future performance and the value of investments in financial instruments is by nature subject to fluctuation, both upward and downward. Investors may not recover their initial investment.