
Investment Manager
Neovision Investment Fund Management LLC
CMA-licensed fund manager, executing every investment decision under regulatory oversight.
Regulation
Reg D 506(c), United States
U.S. investors subscribe through the Delaware feeder under Rule 506(c) of Regulation D, available only to verified accredited investors. Fund documentation, disclosures, investor onboarding, and ongoing reporting are prepared to institutional standards, and all U.S. securities activity is conducted in compliance with applicable federal securities laws.
Structure
Capital flows from a US accredited investor into 1971 Capital US Feeder LP, a Delaware limited partnership, and then into the UAE master fund (CMA licence pending), which holds real assets directly via ringfenced SPVs, with zero leverage at the asset level.
US Jurisdiction · Reg D Rule 506(c)
UAE Jurisdiction · Closed-end fund, CMA licence pending
Minimum investment varies by investor jurisdiction: USD 50,000 for US investors subscribing through the Delaware feeder, AED 1,000,000 for new non-US investors subscribing directly into the UAE master fund, USD 100,000 for existing 1971 Capital investors.
Asset Level · Zero leverage
This offering is made pursuant to Rule 506(c) of Regulation D and is available only to verified accredited investors. Investments involve risk, including possible loss of principal.
Professional Partners

Investment Manager
CMA-licensed fund manager, executing every investment decision under regulatory oversight.

Legal Counsel
UAE regulatory and fund counsel. Structures and reviews every fund document before it reaches an investor.

Registrar, Administrator & Custodian
Custodian and administrator. Holds the cash. Holds the register. Nothing moves without them.

Audit
Semi-annual audit and full professional accountability.

Tax Advisory
International tax advisory across the platform.

Shariah Advisory
Independent Shariah supervisory services covering fund structure, documentation, and certification of ongoing Shariah observance.
Shariah Observance
Shariah observance at 1971 Capital is embedded in the fund structure itself, not applied as a marketing overlay. There is no asset-level debt. There are no interest-based structures. Returns are generated through real asset ownership, active operations, and disciplined exits.
The Shariah Supervisory Board, comprising internationally recognized scholars, reviews and certifies all material fund documents and monitors ongoing Shariah observance. Investors receive confirmation of Shariah certification as part of their subscription documentation.

Chairman
PhD in Economics, University of California. Member, AAOIFI Shariah Council.

Member
PhD, University of Edinburgh. Former Executive Director, ISRA, Bank Negara Malaysia.

Member
28+ years in Islamic banking and finance. Senior Vice President and Head of Internal Shariah Audit, Ajman Bank.
Investment Process
Asset identified through operator network or market sourcing. Preliminary screening against mandate criteria.
Full financial model prepared. Three-scenario stress test: Base, Downside, Severe. Risk register completed.
Investment Committee review of full memo, stress test outputs, risk register, and legal/structural considerations.
IC approval triggers legal structuring, SPV setup, and due diligence completion. No capital deployed before this stage.
Asset acquired. Operational plan activated. Investor reporting commences on the agreed semi-annual cadence.
Investor Communications
Investor reports are issued semi-annually, with audited financial statements twice a year, not reactively. Investors always know when to expect communication.
Every report covers: what happened, what it means, what we are doing, and when. No vague updates. No spin.
When things are not going to plan, we communicate earlier, not later. We take accountability without self-sabotage.