Structure built for institutional trust.
Dutch Estate Capital operates within a regulated framework designed for international investors who require independent oversight, transparent reporting, and bankruptcy-remote structuring.
Last updated · June 2026
Regulated framework
Our funds are structured under Dutch law and operate under AIFMD-aligned governance through a regulated alternative investment fund manager. Subscriptions, capital calls, and distributions are processed by an independent fund administrator licensed in the Netherlands.
Depositary and custody
Investor capital is held by an independent depositary with statutory oversight duties. Assets are owned through bankruptcy-remote special-purpose vehicles, isolating each investment from manager-level risk.
Audit and reporting
Annual financial statements are audited by a Big Four firm. Investors receive quarterly reporting packs containing asset-level performance, leverage, cash position, and forward outlook. An annual investor day is held in Amsterdam.
Investment committee
Every acquisition requires unanimous approval from a four-member investment committee composed of the two managing partners, the head of risk, and one independent member with more than two decades of Dutch real-estate experience.
Conflicts of interest
Related-party transactions are disclosed in advance to the depositary and the independent committee member, and require their written approval before completion.