Risk Disclosure
Last updated: 9 July 2026. Private-company investing carries significant risk. Please read this disclosure carefully and consider seeking independent advice before making any investment decision.
1. Private-company investing is high risk
Private-company investments can be illiquid, speculative, difficult to value, and may involve significant risk, including loss of capital.
2. No public market
Private-company shares are not traded on public exchanges and may not be easy to sell.
3. Transfer restrictions
Private-company equity may be subject to company approval, transfer restrictions, rights of first refusal, lock-ups, contractual restrictions, or other limitations.
4. No guaranteed IPO
A company may never go public. If it does go public, timing, pricing, valuation, and liquidity are uncertain.
5. Valuation risk
Private valuations may be based on limited information and may not reflect future public-market value.
6. Information limitations
Private companies are not required to disclose the same level of information as public companies.
7. Suitability
Private-company investing may not be suitable for all investors and may be limited to eligible or qualified investors depending on jurisdiction.
8. Fraud and misrepresentation warning
Be cautious of anyone claiming guaranteed access, guaranteed returns, tokenised exposure, immediate allocation, or official affiliation with OpenAI, Anthropic, or any other private company.
9. No investment advice or personal recommendation
This website is not a personal recommendation or investment advice. Kingdom Futures Limited does not provide investment advice or make personal recommendations through this website.
10. Seek independent advice
Users should consider seeking independent financial, legal, and tax advice before considering any private-market investment.