General Policies
Compliance
FINMA Documentation
Capital Adequacy
Capital Structure Overview
MACH5 AG maintains a robust capital structure designed to ensure financial stability and support our investment activities. Our capital framework is built to meet and exceed Swiss regulatory requirements while providing a strong foundation for sustainable growth.
Financial Position
- Assets Under Management: 10M+ CHF
- Portfolio Companies: 15+ ventures
- Operating in 3 global locations
- Diversified investment portfolio across technology sectors
Capital Management Framework
Core Principles
- Maintaining strong capital ratios above regulatory minimums
- Regular capital adequacy assessments
- Prudent risk management practices
- Conservative leverage policies
- Regular stress testing and scenario analysis
Risk-Weighted Asset Management
Our approach to managing risk-weighted assets includes:
- Portfolio diversification across technology sectors
- Regular risk assessment and monitoring
- Strategic asset allocation
- Balanced investment approach
Liquidity Management
Our liquidity management strategy ensures:
- Sufficient liquid assets to meet obligations
- Regular liquidity stress testing
- Diversified funding sources
- Prudent cash management practices
Capital Planning
Strategic Objectives
- Maintaining capital adequacy for business growth
- Supporting investment opportunities
- Meeting regulatory requirements
- Ensuring stakeholder confidence
Monitoring and Reporting
Our capital monitoring framework includes:
- Regular capital adequacy assessments
- Quarterly financial reporting
- Independent auditor reviews
- Regulatory compliance reporting
Stress Testing
We conduct regular stress tests to assess:
- Impact of market volatility
- Portfolio resilience
- Capital buffer adequacy
- Risk management effectiveness
Future Capital Planning
Our forward-looking capital strategy focuses on:
- Supporting portfolio growth
- Maintaining strong capital ratios
- Adapting to regulatory changes
- Ensuring sustainable business expansion
Last updated: 1/10/2025