Capital Suisse Ltd. · LondonCompany No. 15077715
Capital Suisse Ltd. · London · Cross-border finance

Capital.
Structure.
Digital Assets.

Financial structuring, project finance, real assets and digital securities — supported by legal, compliance and regulatory architecture from the beginning.

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About Capital Suisse

A financial structuring company for complex transactions.

Capital Suisse Ltd is a UK-based financial structuring and project advisory company working at the intersection of traditional finance, real assets, capital markets and digital securities.

We start with the transaction — asset, capital requirement, cash flow, investor rights, jurisdiction, counterparties, regulatory perimeter and execution partners. The result is a transaction architecture rather than a generic product offering.

Structured FinanceProject FinanceCapital Markets Real EstateInfrastructureDigital Securities TokenisationCarbon MarketsAML / GRC
Based in the UK. Working across borders.

Structure before product.

Finance, securities, real assets, tokenisation and regulatory implementation belong in one coherent architecture.

Capital Suisse develops the economic and transaction structure. Banking, placement, custody, registry, trading and other regulated activities are assigned to appropriately authorised institutions where required.

Real AssetsReal estate, hospitality, infrastructure, energy and selected technology-related projects.
Capital MarketsBonds, notes, private debt, structured debt and securities-based financing concepts.
Digital AssetsAsset tokenisation, digital securities, tokenised bonds and DLT transaction architecture.
GovernanceLegal, KYC/KYB, AML, sanctions, onboarding, due diligence and regulatory perimeter.
Solutions

Focused capabilities.

Finance

Structured & Project Finance

Tailored capital structures for complex corporate, real-estate and project transactions.

DebtEquityRefinancing
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Capital Markets

Capital Markets & Securities

From capital structure to investable instrument.

BondsNotesPrivate Debt
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Real Assets

Real Estate & Infrastructure

Financing structures tied to tangible economic value.

Real EstateInfrastructureEnergy
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Digital Assets & Tokenisation

Real assets. Digital rights.

Tokenisation is useful when economics, legal rights, technology and regulation are designed together.

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Asset TokenisationDigital representation of real-world assets and legally defined economic rights.Example applications: project companies · private debt · infrastructure · environmental assets
02
Digital Securities & Tokenised BondsStructuring of digital bonds, notes and private-debt instruments with clearly defined investor rights.Example application: digitally registered project-company bond or note linked to a real asset
03
Real Estate TokenisationDigital financing or participation structures for property companies and real-estate SPVs.Example applications: residential development · hospitality portfolio · individual development project
04
Market InfrastructureCoordination of issuer, legal structure, DLT/registry, custody, KYC/AML, investor administration and settlement.Example application: cross-border issuance with authorised registry, custody and settlement partners

Asset Tokenisation

Economic and legal rights translated into a digital, transferable and technically traceable structure.

  • Suitable assets: real estate, project companies, private debt, infrastructure and selected environmental assets.
  • Structure: asset/SPV logic, investor rights, cash flows, transfer rules and economic documentation.
  • Capital Suisse role: structuring, partner coordination, regulatory mapping and project steering.
Example application

A project company holding an infrastructure, energy or environmental asset can structure defined economic rights for qualified investors. The digital layer can support ownership records, transfer rules and investor administration; legal title, regulatory classification and licensed functions remain decisive.

Digital Securities & Tokenised Bonds

Traditional capital-market rights can be combined with digital registry and DLT infrastructure; legal and regulatory classification remains decisive.

  • Use cases: tokenised bonds, digital notes, private debt and real-asset-backed securities.
  • Infrastructure: issuer, legal structure, technology, registry, custody and investor workflow.
  • Regulated issuance, placement, custody, registry, trading and settlement remain with authorised market participants where required.
Example application

A project or real-estate SPV may finance a defined investment phase through a digitally registered bond or note. Coupon, maturity, investor rights and transfer restrictions are documented conventionally while registry and transaction workflows can use digital infrastructure.

Real Estate Tokenisation

Real estate can be financed and administered more efficiently through digital structures where ownership, participation and investor rights are legally clear.

  • Possible structures: real-estate companies, project SPVs, debt or participation models.
  • Potential benefit: digitised investor administration, programmable distributions and transparent transfer logic.
  • No blanket liquidity or return promise; structure and secondary-market options depend on transaction and jurisdiction.
Example application

A residential-development SPV, hospitality property or portfolio can raise a defined debt or equity tranche. A digital investor register may simplify administration, distributions and permitted transfers without changing the need for a legally robust underlying property and financing structure.

Market Infrastructure

A robust digital transaction requires the economic structure and every market role to be coordinated correctly.

  • Coordination of issuer, legal, technology, registry, custody, KYC/AML and investor administration.
  • Definition of interfaces, responsibilities, data flows and approval processes.
  • Licensed market roles remain with appropriately authorised institutions.
Example application

For a cross-border digital-security transaction, the issuer, legal advisers, KYC/AML providers, registry or transfer infrastructure, custodian and settlement participant can be connected through one documented operating model with clearly allocated responsibilities and approval points.

Transaction Lifecycle Control

From first contact to closing.

01Initial Screening & Mandate Review+
Plausibility, transaction purpose, counterparties, mandate scope and initial red flags.
02KYC / KYB / UBO & Onboarding+
Identity, ownership, corporate documents, onboarding completeness and counterparty verification.
03AML / Sanctions / Source-of-Funds Logic+
Financial-crime risk, sanctions considerations, source-of-funds logic and transaction-specific escalation points.
04Due Diligence & Documentation+
Legal and commercial documentation, consistency, rights, obligations, dependencies and conditions precedent.
05Regulatory Perimeter & Structuring+
Identify licensing boundaries and allocate regulated activities to appropriately authorised parties.
06Approval, Closing & Audit Evidence+
Decision records, approvals, evidence, closing documentation and transparent audit trail.
Governance Structure

Clear roles. Clear responsibility.

Capital Suisse operates through a focused management and governance structure that separates executive management, legal & compliance oversight and company secretarial administration.

Executive management leads strategy and transactions. The Chief Legal Officer oversees legal, compliance, KYC/AML and regulatory matters. The Company Secretary supports corporate administration and governance.

Director / Chief Executive Officer (CEO)

Strategy · Corporate Management · Transactions · Partners & Capital Structure

Director / Chief Legal Officer (CLO)

Legal · Compliance · Due Diligence · KYC/AML · Regulatory Oversight

Company Secretary

Corporate Administration · Governance · Company Records

Strategic Development Area

Carbon & Environmental Markets.

Climate assets are becoming financeable. Integrity determines value.

Capital Suisse is developing capabilities at the intersection of climate-project finance, verified environmental assets, registry infrastructure, carbon removal and tokenisation.

01Compliance carbon markets and allowances
02Verified carbon credits & carbon removal
03Forward / offtake and carbon-receivable concepts
04Tokenisation of verified environmental assets where appropriate
Thought Leadership
“The old ways of doing real estate are as outdated as dial-up internet. Blockchain is the broadband of the industry.”
Geoff De Weaver · Industry thought leadership quote
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Institutional Enquiry

Start with the transaction.

Complex financing, capital-market structure, tokenisation or carbon/environmental-market project?

Send the essential facts: asset, capital requirement, jurisdiction, counterparties, timing and the role you expect Capital Suisse to perform.

Capital Suisse Ltd. · Company No. 15077715 · 20 Wenlock Road, London, England, N1 7GU, United Kingdom · info@capital-suisse.info

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Regulatory

Regulatory clarity — structured, not hidden.

Capital Suisse Ltd. is not presented as a licensed bank or deposit-taking institution. Where a transaction involves activities requiring authorisation or licensing, those activities are performed by appropriately authorised parties.

Financial Structuring & Advisory

Economic structuring, project coordination and transaction architecture are clearly distinguished from regulated banking and investment services.

AML / KYC / Financial Crime

KYC/KYB, UBO, AML, sanctions, source of funds and risk-based due diligence are integrated into transaction planning.

Digital Assets & Securities

Digital assets and securities are classified on a transaction-specific legal and regulatory basis. Regulated market roles remain with authorised participants.

Carbon & Sustainability

Environmental and carbon claims require robust methodologies, independent verification, registry traceability and prevention of double counting.

Institutional Updates

Selected insights on Structured Finance, Digital Assets, Real Assets and Climate Markets.