Why are fund names hidden before investing?
It's a question we get very often at Fundora: “Why can't I see the exact name of the fund (s) until I've invested?” ”
The answer is simple: it is a regulatory obligation, supervised by the AMF (Autorité des Marches Financiers).
In France, some private equity funds — in particular FPCI — are legally reserved for institutional or qualified investors with very high investment amounts. When offered to a wider audience, such as individuals, regulations prohibit publicly displaying their names before the investment is validated.
This rule has a clear objective: to protect investors and to avoid confusion or inappropriate marketing of complex financial products.
👉 That doesn't mean you're investing blindly. On the contrary. Before making any decision, you have access to all the essential elements: investment strategy, historical performances, targeted comparable sectors and examples of past investments.
Once your investment has been validated, you can then access all the detailed information: name of the fund, companies in the portfolio, complete reports and performance data.
At Fundora, this operation allows us to strictly comply with regulations while offering you a transparent, supervised and informed investment experience, in exceptional funds accessible from €100.
To go further
How does Fundora give you access to investment funds starting from just €100 ?
At Fundora, we negotiate allocations directly with institutional private equity funds and then structure them through a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) to make them accessible to all our users from as little as €100. The SPV pools all investors together and acts as a single professional subscriber to the fund, a regulated structure that complies with the requirements of the Autorité des marchés financiers.
This allows you to gain exposure that is strictly identical to that of large institutional investors, without any of the complexity.
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