Royc

Most wealth managers wanting to build a private markets program face the same bottleneck: the operational and legal infrastructure required to structure vehicles, onboard investors, and manage the fund lifecycle is expensive to build in-house and fragmented when assembled from separate vendors. ROYC was founded to sit at that exact intersection, combining technology, fund structuring, and operational services into a single B2B platform that operates under the client’s brand. The company was built by founders from Blackstone, Nordea, and Klarna, and operates from offices in Stockholm, London, Paris, Luxembourg, and Copenhagen.

For multi-family offices and private banks evaluating ROYC’s wealth solution, the core offering breaks into three modules that can be deployed independently or together:

• A white-label operating system covering digital onboarding, KYC/AML, subscription processing, capital call tracking, and investor reporting
• Fund structuring in Luxembourg across RAIFs, SICAVs, Part II funds, evergreen vehicles, and SPVs, with full lifecycle management handled by ROYC
• Access to curated multi-strategy private market funds across private equity, credit, secondaries, and real assets, with institutional-grade due diligence already conducted

The platform is ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified and GDPR-compliant, with EU-first data residency as the default. Partnerships with firms including Ardian, I Squared Capital, and The Riverside Company suggest it operates at the institutional end of the GP universe. The distribution model preserves the client relationship on the wealth manager’s side, with ROYC providing the underlying infrastructure rather than displacing the adviser.

Pricing is not publicly disclosed, which makes early-stage budgeting difficult. The platform is focused on European and APAC markets, so family offices with a primarily North American orientation may find limited geographic fit. Organisations that already have internal structuring capability and a built-out alternatives operations function will find less incremental value here than those building from scratch.