Understand the risks before investing

Private markets involve risks that are different from public markets: limited liquidity, information asymmetry, complex legal structures, and higher operational friction. You should carefully review issuer materials, offering documents, and any relevant contracts before making an investment decision.

• Nothing on this website constitutes investment, legal, tax, or accounting advice.
• Nothing on this website is an offer to sell, or solicitation to buy, any security or financial instrument.
• Any investment decision should be made based on official issuer documentation and independent professional advice.
• Information may be incomplete, contain errors, or become outdated.

Investments accessible through Monolith are intended for eligible/qualified participants as defined by applicable rules and/or the issuer’s eligibility criteria. You should consider your financial situation, experience, and risk tolerance.

Private assets are often illiquid. You may not be able to sell your position when you want, at all, or at a price you consider fair.

• Lock-up periods, transfer restrictions, and eligibility rules can limit exit options.
• Secondary liquidity may be episodic (e.g., during defined windows) and depends on demand and eligibility.
• Even if interest exists, settlement or approvals may delay completion.

You may lose some or all of your investment. Private market performance can be volatile, and downside can occur due to company performance, macro conditions, or structural factors.

Valuation of private assets is inherently uncertain. Prices may rely on models, estimates, and limited comparable data. Reported valuations may not reflect realizable sale prices.

• Valuations can be stale due to infrequent reporting.
• Different methodologies may produce different outcomes.
• Fees and costs can materially affect net returns.

If secondary trading features exist, they do not guarantee liquidity. Matches depend on counterparty availability, eligibility, pricing agreement, and successful completion of required checks.

Underlying issuers and assets may face operational, financial, governance, and market risks. Terms may include complex waterfalls, covenants, and restrictions.

Monolith provides software and operational workflows. Despite controls, risks include outages, cyber incidents, third-party failures, and human error.

Investments may have legal and tax implications that vary by jurisdiction and individual circumstances. You should seek independent professional advice.

• Tax treatment can change and may differ for individuals and entities.
• Cross-border rules may apply, including reporting obligations.
• Regulatory and legal outcomes can impact liquidity and valuation.

Conflicts can arise where multiple parties have different incentives (issuers, investors, service providers). We provide a separate conflicts policy for transparency.