Jura Capital

Jura Capital (Jura Capital Limited, Companies House 12440701) is a UK-based boutique introducer of private-market investments. It connects qualified investors with a curated selection of private equity, structured income, real estate, whisky casks, infrastructure and other alternative strategies sourced through a network of fund managers, originators and family offices. The firm positions itself as a specialist in off-market opportunities that typically prioritise performance and long-term value.

Jura Capital operates as an introducer, not an FCA-authorised investment manager. All financial promotions and investment decisions are executed via authorised providers and product issuers, and are restricted to investors qualifying under FSMA financial-promotion exemptions.

Interested investors book a consultation and complete a self-certification as either an Investment Professional, Certified High-Net-Worth Individual, or Self-Certified Sophisticated Investor, together with KYC/AML checks. Jura Capital then shares curated opportunities matching the investor's objectives, sector preferences and ticket size. Subscriptions are executed off-platform, directly with the underlying fund manager, SPV or product issuer, using their own subscription documents.

Because Jura is an introducer, it does not custody client funds. Investors pay the underlying provider and are recorded on that provider's investor register.

Opportunity set: private-equity fund and co-investment access; structured private-credit / fixed-income notes; real-estate SPVs and funds; whisky-cask portfolios; infrastructure and specialist thematic strategies. Availability rotates depending on manager capacity and market conditions.

Minimums: typically from $25,000 / £25,000 per deal, with many private-equity fund opportunities requiring materially higher tickets (often £100k+). Confirm current minimums for each opportunity.

Fees: Jura Capital is typically compensated by the product provider through introducer or placement fees. Underlying products carry their own management fees (commonly 1–2% p.a.) and performance fees or carried interest. All charges should be disclosed in the provider's offering document — read carefully, as layered fees materially affect net returns.

Tax wrappers: Jura does not itself operate ISAs, SIPPs or provide regulated tax advice. Individual opportunities may be structured for EIS/SEIS, SIPP or SSAS eligibility — confirm this with the underlying issuer and your own tax adviser.

Only for investors who can legitimately self-certify as Investment Professionals, Certified High-Net-Worth Individuals or Self-Certified Sophisticated Investors, and who understand the risks of illiquid, unregulated or professional-only private-market products. Not suitable for ordinary retail investors.

Strengths: curated access to off-market private opportunities across multiple asset classes; single point of contact instead of onboarding with each underlying manager separately; can help diversify a private-markets allocation across strategies (PE, real estate, private credit, real assets).

Risks: Jura Capital itself is not FCA-authorised — statutory investor protections come only from the underlying authorised provider (where one exists); many alternative products (whisky casks, some real-asset SPVs) are unregulated with no FSCS or FOS recourse; introducer economics can create incentive conflicts (Jura is typically paid by the provider); illiquidity — no secondary market on most positions, hold periods often 5–10 years; total-loss risk is real on early-stage and single-asset SPV exposure.

Confirm the underlying authorised entity — check the FRN of the fund manager, product issuer or arranger on the FCA Register before signing any subscription documents.

Understand the introducer economics — ask Jura how it is compensated on each opportunity and whether that fee is paid out of your subscription or by the issuer.

Read the offering document in full — pay particular attention to fees, hurdle rates, redemption windows (if any), gating clauses and material risk factors.

Independently verify unregulated products (whisky casks, single-asset property SPVs) — obtain independent valuations, storage documentation and confirm title/ownership rights before investing.

Self-certification is legally significant — confirming HNW or Sophisticated status removes ordinary retail protections; take independent advice if unsure.