Each shareholder is advised to consult with tax professionals in their home jurisdiction, as Fairclough Palmer AG is not licensed to provide tax advice or recommendations.

No, Fairclough Palmer AG is not regulated by the Swiss Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) because we operate as an investment holding company, not as a bank, insurance provider, or credit institution. FINMA primarily oversees financial entities engaged in deposit taking, lending, and insurance activities.

As a holding company, our role is to invest in and manage stakes in public and private equity across various industries, adhering to Swiss corporate governance standards and international compliance regulations. While we are not subject to FINMA supervision, we maintain a strong commitment to transparency, ethical investment practices, and regulatory compliance within the jurisdictions in which we operate.

Any individual, family office or corporation can invest in Fairclough Palmer AG, regardless of nationality or domicile, provided they can present sufficient identification documents, such as a passport or corporate registration certificates.

Definitely not. Fairclough Palmer does not invest in cryptocurrency due to its unpredictability, lack of intrinsic value and absence of real world utility.

Absolutely. Fairclough Palmer is always looking to support talent at every stage, whether early or later in development.

The goal is to provide long term backing, ensuring the necessary resources and guidance are available every step of the way to help achieve success.

The maximum discount rate for converting convertible debt into equity is 37.5% for bonds with a maturity term of 10 years or more with 0 % interest paid or 12.5% with a 1% annual interest payment, while bonds with a shorter maturity period receive a 6.25% discount (for interest paying investments) or 18.75% (for non interest paying investments).

Unlike traditional product or service based companies, this offering carries lower risk, as all capital is allocated into a portfolio of public and private equity.

This structure enhances liquidity and stability, reducing investment risk while still providing investors with an option for equity conversion at a favorable rate.

The minimum investment amount is 1,000 CHF, which can be accepted in any currency. However, all investments are processed in CHF before allocation, and currency conversion fees may apply.

Fairclough Palmer AG exclusively offers investment through Convertible Debt, providing investors with a fixed interest rate and flexible terms.

At maturity, investors have the option to convert their bonds into equity, granting them the option to participate in Fairclough Palmer's long term growth potential.

Alternatively, investors can choose to have their principal returned, ensuring both security and growth potential in a single investment.