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A CMVM-regulated, open-ended alternative investment fund that invests primarily in Portuguese bonds and equities, with flexibility to allocate to ETFs, other funds, and international securities for diversification
Lince Yield Fund, FCR is a investment fund marketed for the Portugal Golden Visa route managed by Lince Capital, investing primarily in debt with 72-month minimum holding period.
Lince Yield Fund, FCR is a regulated Portuguese private credit and income-focused fund targeting a 5% annual yield. It finances mature, financially sound SMEs through secured and mezzanine debt, prioritising capital preservation and stable distributions. Built for risk-averse Golden Visa investors, it combines defensive credit strategies with the safeguards of a CMVM-supervised FCR.
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Lince Yield Fund, FCR is a 2025-vintage Portuguese alternative investment fund designed for investors seeking predictable income rather than high-volatility equity exposure. Structured as a CMVM-regulated FCR, it applies a private-credit playbook to a concentrated portfolio of established Portuguese SMEs. The fund deploys capital through secured loans, mezzanine instruments, and selective majority equity positions, forming a hybrid structure that generates recurring cash flow while allowing active oversight of the underlying businesses. Unlike traditional venture capital products in the Golden Visa landscape, the Lince Yield Fund aims to function as a “bond proxy”, offering a target 5% annual distribution backed by companies with stable operations and strong financial fundamentals. Its strategy intentionally bypasses early-stage risk and instead focuses on lending to, or partnering with, SMEs capable of servicing debt from day one. Through senior security, collateralization, and board-level control mechanisms, the fund prioritises principal protection and a steady yield rather than explosive returns. The fund’s €20M scale and €1–5M ticket sizes create a concentrated but hands-on portfolio, allowing Lince Capital to closely monitor performance and intervene operationally when necessary. With a 6–8 year term engineered around the Golden Visa timeline, it provides a clear exit window that aligns with residency requirements. Although marketed with flexible redemption features, the assets remain private, illiquid debt positions, meaning investors should view the lock-up as effectively full-term. Backed by the CMVM regulatory regime, independent auditing, and Euronext Securities Porto custody infrastructure, the Lince Yield Fund offers a defensively positioned alternative for investors seeking yield, capital stability, and Golden Visa eligibility in a post–real-estate era.
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As a closed-end private credit vehicle, the fund does not allow redemptions before maturity. Investor liquidity arises only through scheduled distributions or at final liquidation. Any secondary transfers are discretionary and require manager approval.
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Afonso Castel-Branco Próspero leads the Legal and Compliance Department at Lince Capital and serves as a board member, overseeing the regulatory...
Guilherme Durão Barroso leads Business Development at Lince Capital, driving strategic partnerships, commercial growth, and investor engagement...
Lourenço Mayer leads the Growth Funds division at Lince Capital, overseeing strategy, portfolio development and value-creation initiatives across the...
Raquel Costa leads the Finance Department at Lince Capital, overseeing financial reporting, fund operations, budgeting, and performance control...
Rodrigo Duarte serves as a Board Member at Lince Capital and was previously the firm’s Head of Operations, overseeing fund execution, investment...
Tomás Lavin Peixe is a Partner at Lince Capital, where he plays a central role in shaping the firm’s venture capital strategy and scaling its...
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It is a closed-end CMVM-regulated FCR that focuses on private credit and income-generating instruments. The fund provides financing to established Portuguese SMEs through secured loans and mezzanine structures.
The fund aims to deliver stable, predictable income rather than capital appreciation. Its core target is a 5% annual yield, supported by conservative credit exposures and collateralized lending.
Lince Capital, SCR, S.A. (NIPC 513500707), a CMVM-licensed fund manager headquartered in Lisbon, acts as the managing body.
Secured SME lending, mezzanine instruments, and structured credit deals generate yield. These positions are backed by strong cash-flow businesses capable of servicing interest payments from day one.
The minimum investment is €100,000 for standard investors and €500,000 for Golden Visa investors.
The fund has a 6-year base term, extendable to 8 years, and functions as a full lock-up vehicle. Investors should expect to remain invested for the entire lifecycle.
No. As a closed-end private credit fund, redemptions are not permitted until maturity. Liquidity is provided only through distributions or at final liquidation.
It invests exclusively in Portuguese SMEs with stable operations, strong financial fundamentals, and the capacity to service debt. These companies typically require funding for expansion, modernisation, or consolidation.
No. Compared with venture or growth-equity funds, Lince Yield Fund is structured as a conservative private credit vehicle. Its focus on secured lending and capital preservation reduces volatility, although the assets remain illiquid.
The fund targets 5% annual yield, with distributions expected to be paid periodically (typically annually or semi-annually), depending on cash generation from portfolio companies.
Yes. The fund undergoes annual audits and semi-annual valuations, as required under CMVM rules and the IPEV valuation framework.
Euronext Securities Porto (Interbolsa) performs the custodian and safekeeping functions for the fund.
Each financing transaction ranges from €1 million to €5 million, depending on the company's capital needs and collateral capacity.
No. The fund does not invest in real estate directly or indirectly. This is a key Golden Visa compliance requirement.
The research provided does not confirm PFIC/QEF reporting or U.S. investor suitability. Prospective U.S. investors should request clarification from the manager or a qualified tax advisor.
Yes, it is registered under CMVM ID 2225. The custodian is Bison Bank.
Management Fee: 2%. Performance Fee: 20%. Subscription Fee: Not disclosed.
Yes, the fund manager states that Lince Yield Fund, FCR is intended to meet the €500,000 fund route requirement for the Portugal Golden Visa program. Eligibility must be confirmed with Portuguese legal counsel.