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Stableton Morningstar PitchBook Unicorn 20

What this product is, what it tracks, and what its issuer does not put on the public record.

What it is

Two wrappers around one strategy: an actively managed certificate (AMC) with a Swiss ISIN for Swiss investors, and a Luxembourg SCA SICAV-RAIF fund for investors elsewhere.

FieldValue
ManagerStableton Financial AG (CHE-359.212.026)
Poststrasse 24, 6300 Zug, Switzerland
RegulationPortfolio manager licensed by FINMA under Art. 17(1) FinIA, supervised by OSFINcontrol AG, an FINMA-authorised supervisory organisation under Art. 43a FINMASA
Strategy inceptionApril 2024
FeesNot published
MinimumNot published
Who can buyNot published in detail. The product is offered in two wrappers, below.
RedemptionsThe product page states both “weekly subscriptions and redemptions” and “Semi-Liquid — Quarterly redemptions at NAV”. PrePost has asked which applies, and to which wrapper, and publishes no redemption terms until that is answered.

Two wrappers, two different things to own

The same strategy is sold in two legal forms, and what you own differs materially between them. Which one you get depends on where you are.

WrapperWhat you ownIdentifier
Actively managed certificate (AMC)
For Swiss investors
A debt certificate issued against the strategy. You are a creditor of the issuer, not a shareholder in the companies, so the issuer's own solvency matters to you.ISIN not published
Luxembourg SCA SICAV-RAIF
For investors outside Switzerland
Shares in a Luxembourg fund, whose legal name is Stableton Morningstar PitchBook Unicorn 20 Fund, SCA SICAV-RAIF.ISIN not published

A certificate is a debt claim on its issuer. If the issuer fails, that matters to you in a way it would not if you held fund shares or the companies themselves. See what an AMC really is.

What it tracks

This product does not publish its own holdings, so this is not a list of what it owns. It tracks the Morningstar PitchBook Unicorn 20 Index, and these are that index's constituents, as the index provider publishes them.

PrePost has a sourced figure for 13 of the 19 named constituents.

PrePost has a sourced valuation for Ramp, Anthropic, Databricks, Revolut, Anduril, Neuralink, Stripe, OpenAI, Deel, Canva, Figure AI, Perplexity, Epic Games.

The index provider does not name Figure AI precisely. That identification is PrePost's, and the reasoning is on the index page.

Tracking an index is not the same as holding it. How closely this product follows the index, and what it actually owns to do so, is not on the public record.

What the issuer does not publish

These are the things you would need to compare this with anything else, and none of them is on the public record:

PrePost has asked for them. Until they arrive these stay empty here, because an estimate in any of these fields would be a guess about your money.

This is itself worth knowing. Every other vehicle on this site files its holdings and terms with a regulator, where anyone can read them.

What the provider claims

Published by the provider and repeated here as its claims, not as verified figures.

ClaimWhat to note
29.7% a year since inception in April 2024The strategy's own figure. It is not independently sourced, and it covers a period that mostly predates the index the product now tracks, which began on 2025-09-25.
Over $1 billion of Stableton assetsThe firm's own figure, across all its products.

What PrePost checked, and did not

Checked: that the product exists, who manages it, that manager's registration and licence as the provider states them, and which index it tracks — all from the provider's own page on September 19, 2026.

Not checked: the fees, the terms, what the product actually holds, who issues the certificate, or whether any of it suits you. PrePost has not seen a termsheet or a key information document, because neither is public.

What to ask before you buy

PrePost does not answer these. They are the questions that decide what this costs you and what you actually own, and the answers come from the provider.

  1. The termsheet and the key information document.
  2. Who issues the certificate, and whether its assets are segregated from the issuer's other obligations.
  3. The price per underlying share paid, and the valuation that implies.
  4. Every fee: upfront, management, performance, and the issuer's own.
  5. How, how often and by whom the net asset value is set.
  6. What happens at an IPO or sale: shares or cash, lock-up, and the issuer's early-termination rights.

More on what each instrument really is, and what comes off your return, in the instruments primer.

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Last updated 2026-09-20. See also what each instrument really is and how we verify.