C. WILLOUGHBY
Connor Willoughby  ·  Investment Portfolio  ·  Est. London

Capital
Structured
to Endure

A private record of four distinct capital classes — from nominee and SPV structures to public markets and early-stage backing.

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Capital Classes
Time Horizon
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Four Classes of
Capital Deployment

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I
Capital Class I

Nominee

Aggregated beneficial interests in private-market equities, structured through nominee and institutional custodial accounts.

  • Indirect Asset Exposure
  • Custodial Frameworks
  • Venture Allocations
  • Long-Term Illiquid Equity
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II
Capital Class II

SPV

Strategic participation in Special Purpose Vehicles for concentrated exposure to specific high-growth vertical milestones.

  • Syndicated Structures
  • Targeted Verticals
  • Co-Investment Rights
  • Concentrated Risk Hedging
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III
Capital Class III

Public

Management of liquid capital and diversified holdings across global public exchanges and systematic index exposure.

  • Listed Securities
  • Systematic Exposure
  • Dividend Management
  • Capital Preservation Strategy
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IV
Capital Class IV

Backer

Direct capital allocation for emerging ventures via reward-based crowdfunding and early-stage innovation pledges.

  • Crowdfunded Pledges
  • Pre-market Innovation
  • Early Adopter Status
  • Venture-Stage Backing
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Nominee Holdings Special Purpose Vehicles Public Markets Venture Backing Private Equity Long-Term Capital Strategic Allocation Custodial Frameworks Nominee Holdings Special Purpose Vehicles Public Markets Venture Backing Private Equity Long-Term Capital Strategic Allocation Custodial Frameworks
"Capital is not merely allocated — it is positioned for the compounding of time."

This portfolio represents a deliberate architecture across four distinct capital classes — each serving a different function within a long-horizon investment framework. From illiquid nominee structures to the precision of public market exposure, every allocation is made with conviction.

The emphasis is on structural integrity: ensuring that each class of capital operates within appropriate risk parameters, custodial frameworks, and time horizons, without conflation or capital misalignment.

Connor Willoughby
Principal Investor  ·  London