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Why can't I see the names of the funds before investing on Fundora
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25
February
2026

Why can't I see the names of the funds before investing on Fundora

A regulated structure: management under mandate operated by Sanso Longchamp AM

At Fundora, you are not investing directly in a fund, but you are entrusting capital to Sanso Longchamp Asset Management, a management company approved by the AMF, under a management mandate.

This mandate is based on a predefined investment strategy (e.g. European LBO, global venture capital, secondary, etc.) that Sanso applies by selecting one or more underlying professional funds, in line with this strategy.

Regulations prohibit communicating in advance the name of the fund used to implement this strategy., as long as you have not finalized your subscription. This makes it possible to comply with the marketing rules for professional funds (such as FPCI), which are reserved for qualified investors.

Why this level of confidentiality?

This restriction, imposed by theFinancial Market Authority (AMF), has a clear objective: protect retail investors. It aims to avoid an investment decision being motivated solely by the reputation of a manager or fund, without understanding the risk profile, fees or underlying mechanisms.

Before investing: complete transparency on the proposed strategy

Even if the name of the underlying fund is not displayed, you have access to all the information you need to make an informed decision :

  • La investment strategy followed by the mandate
  • Les historical performances (net IRR, MOIC, previous years) of the underlying fund
  • Les sectors, geographical areas and types of companies targeted by the underlying fund
  • THEInvestment horizon, the forecasted flows and the liquidity scenarios of the underlying fund
  • The level of diversification And the risk profile

These elements are validated by the management company, as part of the mandate it operates for you.

Once invested: complete and transparent access

As soon as your subscription is confirmed, you have access, from your Fundora personal space, to all the information on the underlying fund selected by Sanso to execute the chosen strategy:

  • The name of the professional fund
  • The name of her management company
  • Les regulatory documents (brochures, reports, etc.)
  • Les performance reports And the List of portfolio companies

This model gives you access to funds that are usually inaccessible

Most of the funds used by Sanso for Fundora mandates are international professional vehicles, often not marketed in France. Without the specific structuring put in place by Fundora and Sanso, these funds would remain inaccessible to individual investors.

🎯 It is precisely this system — management under mandate applied to institutional strategies — that allows Fundora to open this universe from €100.

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