Institutional co-investment infrastructure · ANA Wealth, Zug

Scale your
convictions.

Families invest with conviction — and want others around them who share it. What this is —a solution for family offices to structure and syndicate investments to other family offices.

Members only · Zug
i Track record

Built by a family office that has done this.

Not a vendor's idea of how families invest — the system ANA Wealth built for its own deals, now opened to a few others.

CHF 100m+
Syndicated from family-office co-investors
10+
Private-markets deals — venture, growth, minority stakes
Bank Frick
Strategic banking partner — a family-owned, Liechtenstein-regulated bank

Our approach has been documented as a teaching case at London Business School — written up so other family offices can learn how this is done. Read the case study →

ii How it works

Your deal, in its own bankable structure.

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Its own ring-fenced structure

Each deal gets a dedicated, segregated cell that issues a bankable certificate — its own ISIN, SIX-cleared, settling T+2 like a bond.

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We run it end to end

Structure, deal room, settlement and reporting are ours. You approve the investor list and the terms — without becoming anyone's back office.

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Co-investors use their own bank

Your invited professional investors subscribe through the private bank they already use. No new account, no fresh KYC, no new custodian.

iii Questions

Questions, answered.

Who is this for?

Lead families with their own deal flow who want to bring co-investors in — and the professional investors they invite. Not retail.

Do I keep control of my deal and my relationships?

Yes. You keep the deal, the terms, the relationship and the economics. You approve the investor list and every outbound message before it leaves; your contacts stay yours.

What does a co-investor receive?

Access to deals alongside a lead with skin in the game, all executed through the banking system — so the investor can focus on selecting and diligencing the deal, without worrying about execution, legal and tax reviews, or settlement.

What does it cost?

1% a year to maintain the vehicle. The lead family anchors every deal in cash at first close. And should we bring capital from our own network, a 10% performance fee — only on that capital, never on the family's own.

We are opening the platform to a small founding cohort of lead families — those with their own deal flow, their own networks, and the intent to syndicate properly. You keep the deal, the relationship, and the economics. We handle the rest.

Ariel Barack · ANA Wealth
Private workspace

Enter the workspace.

Walk the hosted workspace as a lead family principal, co-investor, or asset-management lead — the live deal lifecycle, from setup through validation and approval.

Log in to workspace Discuss a syndicate

The workspace is password-gated for partner review — or write to us first.

— Ariel Barack, ANA Wealth

Related reading

How private deal syndication works How lead families use The Syndicate to structure private deals, invite professional co-investors, manage subscriptions, and maintain investor visibility after close. Bankable SPV vs regular SPV A practical comparison for lead families: when a regular SPV is enough, when a bankable certificate structure is cleaner, and how Guernsey, Luxembourg, Ireland, and Cayman typically differ. Private co-investment case study A documented co-investment precedent for lead families evaluating repeatable private syndication infrastructure. The full London Business School case study is available on request. How to syndicate a private investment deal A practical guide for lead families on turning a private investment opportunity into a controlled, professional co-investment syndicate.