Aretha Portugal Vision
Mixed-strategy FCR from Aretha Capital Partners; subscriptions ended May 2024, sponsor site offline.
Managed by Cedrus Capital · Lisbon, Portugal
Key facts
For US investors
- US investors accepted
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- PFIC status
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- Annual QEF statements
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- IRA / 401(k) route
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No public information on US investor acceptance or PFIC/QEF reporting.
Fees & costs
Performance
No audited performance data is publicly available for this fund yet. We only show returns we can trace to fund reporting — never marketing projections presented as track record.
Documents
- Open
Cedrus Capital — manager website (fund not individually listed)
Manager website · EN · accessed Jul 7, 2026
Data transparency
Researched Jul 7, 2026 · every fact carries its source
Still researching
- Management fee
- Performance fee
- Lock-up period
- CMVM registration
- US investor acceptance
- Golden Visa eligibility
- ISIN
- Fund size
- Target fund size
- Inception date
- NAV frequency
- Hurdle rate
- Subscription fee
- Redemption fee
- Custodian
- Auditor
- Target return
- Distribution policy
- PFIC status
- QEF reporting
- IRA/401(k) eligibility
- Portfolio allocation
Sources
- 1Aretha Portugal Vision Fund profile (mixed profile, €50k min, 10y maturity, subscription deadline May 2024) — Portugal Funds Golden Visa (aggregator), accessed Jul 7, 2026
- 2Cedrus Capital homepage (fund not individually listed) — Cedrus Capital (manager), accessed Jul 7, 2026
- 3Aretha Portugal Vision Fund exhibitor profile (regulated vehicle for returns and/or Golden Visa; www.arethacapital.com now offline) — Moving to Portugal Show (press), accessed Jul 7, 2026
Research summary
Compiled from the sources cited on this page — a factual summary, not a recommendation or rating.
Aretha Portugal Vision Fund FCR was launched in mid-2021 by Aretha Capital Partners, a UK-based advisory firm, as its second European residency-investment vehicle, with Lisbon private-equity house Cedrus Capital acting as the CMVM-licensed fund manager. Aggregator data records a mixed investment profile, an accessible €50,000 minimum ticket, a 10-year maturity — and a subscription deadline of May 2024, so the fund is closed to new investors.
Public information has largely evaporated since. Aretha Capital's own website (arethacapital.com) now returns a 404, the archived version was a general advisory brochure without fund terms, and Cedrus Capital's site does not list the fund individually. Launch-era press named Banco Carregosa as custodian and KPMG as auditor and described a sale-and-leaseback/opportunistic-development strategy, but that coverage could not be fetched for verification, so those details are recorded only as unconfirmed context.
The real-estate-linked launch strategy would not qualify under the post-October 2023 Golden Visa rules; investors who subscribed under the old regime retain grandfathered rights. This entry stays in the database for reference — anyone holding units should deal directly with Cedrus Capital, the surviving regulated entity.
Suited for
- ·Existing unitholders tracking their investment — the fund closed to subscription in May 2024
- ·Researchers mapping pre-2023 Golden Visa fund structures
Risk factors
- ·Sponsor's public presence has disappeared (website offline), leaving unitholders reliant on the manager, Cedrus Capital, for information
- ·Launch strategy (sale-and-leaseback, development) implies real-estate exposure — ineligible for new Golden Visa applications under post-2023 rules
- ·No published NAV, performance, fees or fund documents
- ·Closed-end structure with no known interim liquidity
Listed for completeness, drawn from fund materials and public sources — not an assessment. How much weight any factor deserves depends on your own situation and risk appetite.
Frequently asked questions
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