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A VCC is a flexible corporate fund structure that allows the creation of multiple segregated sub-funds under one legal entity. Each sub-fund may have different investment strategies, investors, and risk profiles.

Access is available only to those who meet jurisdictional eligibility standards. Any fund-related materials are shared only upon request and subject to eligibility verification. Mascap does not conduct general solicitation or public promotion of its investment services.

Mascap’s core focus is discretionary foreign exchange (FX) trading, executed through a structured and risk-managed approach. This remains the foundation of our portfolio strategy.

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In addition, when compelling opportunities arise, Mascap may engage selectively in other sectors, subject to internal governance and risk review. All allocations are undertaken with institutional discipline and in accordance with the Fund’s oversight framework.

Yes. Mascap operates under the Variable Capital Companies Act 2022 in Mauritius and adheres to global best practices in fund governance, anti-money laundering (AML), and investor protection.

All investment materials are gated. If you are a qualifying investor, you may request access through our institutional inquiry form. Information is provided only in response to voluntary requests from eligible parties.

No. Mascap is not a financial advisory firm. It operates as an institutional investment structure and does not provide personal investment recommendations.

Investor assets are allocated into segregated sub-funds under the Mascap VCC structure. Each sub-fund operates independently, with risk controls and portfolio parameters approved by the board and monitored for regulatory alignment. Capital deployment is subject to internal oversight, risk thresholds, and regular reporting.

Yes. Mascap maintains Net Asset Value (NAV) tracking and reconciliation for each sub-fund. NAV calculations are based on realised trading outcomes and third-party data, with performance figures verified internally before any compensation is approved or reported.

Mascap engages licensed external auditors for statutory financial reporting. These reports are filed in accordance with Mauritius FSC guidelines and may be made available to qualified investors upon request, subject to non-disclosure and eligibility confirmation.

We prioritise transparency, process integrity, and risk governance at every level. All material actions are approved at board level, and no performance-related distributions occur without NAV audit and reconciliation. Our communication is grounded in discipline, not marketing — ensuring investors have clarity, not promises.

Mascap does not publish live performance data publicly. However, qualifying investors who have completed onboarding and classification may access performance reporting through the Mascap Client Portal.

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The portal provides periodic trade summaries, NAV updates (post-reconciliation), and access to sub-fund documentation — all within a secure, permission-based environment. Performance data is presented after internal review and is designed to support transparency without compromising fund governance or regulatory compliance.

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Portal access is limited to approved users and does not constitute an ongoing offer or public marketing communication.

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