Risk Disclosure

Past performance, projected outcomes, proposed transaction values, expected revenues and illustrative structures are not guarantees of future performance.

• Investment risk

  The value of any investment may fall as well as rise. Capital is at risk.

• Capital-loss risk

  Investors may lose part or all of the capital committed.

• Liquidity risk

  Investments and instruments may be illiquid and difficult to exit.

• Credit risk

  Counterparties may fail to meet contractual or financial obligations.

• Counterparty risk

  Transaction outcomes depend on the standing, capacity and conduct of counterparties.

• Banking risk

  Institutional failures, restrictions or changes in banking relationships may affect outcomes.

• Financial-instrument risk

  Instruments may fail to be issued, accepted, authenticated, delivered, monetised or discharged as anticipated.

• Project-development risk

  Projects may face delays, cost overruns, redesign or abandonment.

• Construction risk

  Construction activities may be affected by contractor performance, materials, weather and permitting.

• Real-estate risk

  Property values, rents and demand may fluctuate materially.

• Hospitality-sector risk

  Hospitality performance depends on demand, brand, operator quality and external conditions.

• Film-production risk

  Film projects may fail to complete, distribute or generate anticipated returns.

• Intellectual-property risk

  Rights may be challenged, expire, be misappropriated or fail to generate expected revenues.

• Commodity-price risk

  Commodity prices may move materially and unpredictably.

• Legal risk

  Legal disputes, contract enforceability and interpretive uncertainty may affect outcomes.

• Regulatory risk

  Regulatory frameworks and interpretations may change.

• Jurisdictional risk

  Legal systems, enforceability and remedies vary across jurisdictions.

• Currency risk

  Foreign-currency exposure may materially affect returns.

• Political risk

  Political developments and sanctions may affect access, execution or outcomes.

• Documentation risk

  Weak, inconsistent or unauthenticated documentation may prevent or delay transactions.

• Scale and execution risk

  Larger and more complex transactions carry greater execution risk.

• Multi-party transaction risk

  Outcomes depend on the alignment, diligence and conduct of multiple counterparties.

• Large-project risk

  Substantial projects carry proportionately greater legal, financial and operational risk.

• Fraud and impersonation risk

  Fraudulent actors may impersonate legitimate counterparties.

KNK VENTURES LLP will never request passwords, private cryptographic keys or remote access to a client’s banking systems. Banking instructions must be independently verified through authorised channels.