
Swiss Industrial Company Acquisition
Financing for the acquisition of an industrial company in Switzerland. CLN issued by a Swiss issuer, providing investors with defined credit exposure.
CHF 32M
Issue Size
CH
Jurisdiction
48mo
Tenor
For wealth managers and EAMs distributing branded structured exposure through their clients' existing custody banks.
If the operational pain is rebalancing a model portfolio client by client, see running the same strategy across multiple clients and custodians.
Issue certificates under your own name while Noray handles SPV, ISIN, paying agent, and custody coordination.
Avoid the fixed cost and regulatory burden of building an in-house issuance vehicle.
Certificates settle through Euroclear, Clearstream, or SIX SIS, so they sit naturally in your clients' existing bank accounts.
Common Scenarios
A wealth manager wants to offer a branded multi-asset strategy to ultra-high-net-worth clients without building a fund.
An EAM needs a white-label certificate for a thematic private equity feeder strategy.
A Swiss wealth advisor wants to wrap a bespoke fixed-income mandate into an ISIN for distribution through private banking networks.
Case Study

Financing for the acquisition of an industrial company in Switzerland. CLN issued by a Swiss issuer, providing investors with defined credit exposure.
CHF 32M
Issue Size
CH
Jurisdiction
48mo
Tenor
Yes — Noray-coordinated AMCs settle through standard CSDs (Euroclear, Clearstream, SIX SIS), so your wealth-management clients' existing bank can custody the certificates without changing providers.
It can be — Noray Capital SA coordinates the SPV and administration, while the certificate is issued under your branding with your strategy. You manage the portfolio; we handle the infrastructure.
A Noray-coordinated AMC offers full portfolio discretion, so you can adjust the underlying allocation within the agreed investment guidelines and document significant changes through Noray's product lifecycle process.
Talk to our Swiss-based structuring team about your requirements, timeline, and optimal jurisdiction.