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Tycho Capital launches Fund Structuring Solutions offering

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Tycho Capital (“Tycho”), the recently rebranded asset management division of Kepler Partners LLP, has announced the launch of its Fund Structuring Solutions offering, a comprehensive Dublin-domiciled UCITS platform (FSS ICAV) designed to help asset managers build, launch and scale funds through seamless integration, robust operational support and strategic guidance.

The firm writes that, drawing on Tycho’s operational, regulatory and investor relations expertise, Fund Structuring Solutions provides managers with a flexible alternative to traditional models, combining deep technical execution with practical distribution and marketing insight. 

The platform is designed to bridge the gap between full distribution and hosting-only models, offering tailored support that aligns operational efficiency with investor engagement, the firm says.

The firm writes that the new FSS ICAV is a natural complement to Tycho Capital’s existing Tycho ICAV, which partners with high-calibre alternative and traditional investment managers to structure, launch, manage and distribute bespoke investment solutions. Fund Structuring Solutions acts as a lower cost structuring offering whilst still benefitting from Tycho’s full expertise and network. 

Fund Structuring Solutions offers support across the full fund lifecycle, including pre-launch planning, fund set-up, ongoing support post-launch, strategic investor communication (via a specialist PR service) and market intelligence drawn from Tycho’s wide investor network and research database, Absolute Hedge.

The first client on the platform is Apollo Multi Asset Management, with whom Tycho launched the Apollo Diversified Multi Strategy Fund in October 2025, representing a strong reflection of early demand from investment firms seeking scalable infrastructure and specialist expertise.

Diana Martey, Chief Operating Officer, Tycho Capital, comments: “Asset managers today need a strategic partner that understands both operational execution and the underlying investor base. Fund Structuring Solutions was created to deliver exactly that: an integrated platform that supports managers from initial planning through to long-term growth, leveraging the full expertise and industry network of the Tycho team. Our approach emphasises practical, tailored advice designed to support managers’ individual strategies and goals.”

Steve Brann, CIO at Apollo Multi Asset Management, says: “We selected Tycho Capital’s Fund Structuring Solutions platform because of the team’s deep operational expertise, strong industry network and pragmatic approach to fund structuring. Tycho has demonstrated a clear understanding of our requirements and the ability to deliver tailored solutions that support both execution and long-term growth, helping us navigate complexity, enhance operational resilience and access global opportunities.”

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