Risk & Disclosure

Last update: 1.3.2026

Important Risk Notice

This risk disclosure outlines the key risks associated with participation in Profitland investment mandates. Participation in Profitland investment mandates involves substantial risk. All capital allocated is exposed to market risk, and partial or total loss of capital is possible. There is no guarantee of returns, capital preservation, or liquidity outside contractual terms.

Prospective capital partners should carefully evaluate their financial situation and seek independent legal and tax advice before entering into any agreement.

1. Capital at Risk

Capital allocated to any Profitland mandate is subject to market volatility, statistical variance, and performance uncertainty.

Past performance is not indicative of future results. While strategies are based on structured allocation models and predefined risk controls, adverse outcomes may occur.

All invested capital remains at risk throughout the duration of the mandate.

2. Market & Execution Risk

Profitland allocates capital within global sports markets that may be affected by:

  • Price volatility
  • Market liquidity fluctuations
  • External events and regulatory changes
  • Counterparty or platform risk

Execution may take place through licensed counterparties and liquidity providers. Changes in regulatory, operational, or taxation environments may affect capital accessibility or returns.

3. No Deposit Protection

Profitland allocates capital within global sports markets that may be affected by:

  • Price volatility
  • Market liquidity fluctuations
  • External events and regulatory changes
  • Counterparty or platform risk

Execution may take place through licensed counterparties and liquidity providers. Changes in regulatory, operational, or taxation environments may affect capital accessibility or returns.

4. No Capital Guarantee

Profitland does not guarantee:

  • Preservation of capital
  • Minimum returns
  • Specific performance outcomes

Any base yield component, where contractually defined, is strictly subject to the individual agreement and does not constitute a capital guarantee unless explicitly stated in writing.

5. Structural & Regulatory Status

Profitland investment mandates are private contractual arrangements between parties.

They do not constitute:

  • A public offering of securities
  • A regulated collective investment scheme
  • A mutual fund or alternative investment fund
  • A licensed investment firm or asset management service

Participation is based solely on private contractual agreement. Prospective capital partners are responsible for determining whether participation complies with the laws and regulations applicable in their jurisdiction.

6. Liquidity & Commitment Risk

Capital allocated to any mandate may be subject to minimum commitment periods as defined in the individual agreement.

During any defined lock-up period, capital may not be withdrawn, redeemed, or reallocated unless explicitly agreed in writing.

Participation should be considered illiquid. Capital should only be allocated if the investor can commit funds for the full contractual duration.

7. Tax Responsibility

Tax treatment of returns depends on the investor’s country of residence, personal tax status, and applicable legislation.

Profitland does not provide tax advice and makes no representation regarding individual tax consequences.

Each investor is solely responsible for assessing, reporting, and fulfilling any tax obligations arising from participation.

8. Counterparty Risk

Capital deployment may involve third-party counterparties, platforms, and liquidity providers.

While Profitland seeks to operate through established and reputable counterparties, no assurance can be given regarding the ongoing financial stability, operational continuity, or regulatory status of any third party.

Counterparty default, platform suspension, regulatory intervention, or operational disruption may impact capital accessibility, performance, or settlement timing.

Profitland does not provide protection against losses resulting from third-party insolvency, restriction, or failure.

9. Force Majeure / Extraordinary Events

Performance and capital accessibility may be adversely affected by extraordinary events beyond the control of Profitland.

Such events may include, but are not limited to:

  • War, armed conflict, or geopolitical instability
  • Regulatory changes or market restrictions
  • Market suspension or liquidity disruption
  • Cybersecurity incidents
  • Infrastructure or payment system failures
  • Acts of government or force majeure events

In such circumstances, execution delays, settlement limitations, capital access restrictions, or performance deviations may occur.

Profitland assumes no liability for losses arising from events beyond its reasonable control.