Capital initiative · Working concept

Founder–Fund Share Swap

A voluntary exchange where a founder transfers an agreed share of their company to the Wicreation Fund and receives a corresponding interest in the diversified Fund.

The concept

Why this idea matters.

Founders often carry nearly all their financial exposure in one uncertain venture. This concept gives the Fund participation in that company’s potential upside while giving the founder a broader financial interest that may retain value if their own project fails, connect them to the Wicreation support system and, where the structure permits, become a useful asset in future capital arrangements.

Possible model

How it could work.

This is an early design direction for exploration and testing—not a final operating model.

The founder’s company and the Fund are assessed independently under published eligibility, due-diligence and valuation rules.

The founder voluntarily transfers a small, clearly defined equity interest in their company to the Wicreation Fund.

In exchange, the founder receives Fund units or an equivalent economic interest based on an agreed and professionally supported valuation.

The Fund participates if the company succeeds; the founder holds a diversified interest and enters a support system of expertise, facilities, customers, partners and future capital connections.

Safeguards first

Designed to reduce risk—not create hidden exposure.

Any future pilot would require appropriate professional design, clear responsibilities and explicit participant understanding.

Independent legal, tax, securities and regulatory structuring
Fair, transparent valuation of both the company interest and the Fund interest
Clear ownership, voting, dilution, transfer, liquidity and information rights
No promise that Fund units will retain value, be readily saleable or be accepted in future financing

Development status

A concept under development.

This initiative is not currently operating and is not an offer, investment product, commitment or regulated service. Feasibility, legal, regulatory and tax review would precede any pilot.

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