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Compliance

This page outlines the principles RSKY uses when presenting regulated opportunities, handling investor communication, and supporting suitability-led engagement.

Document note

Last updated on April 17, 2026. This page is intended to explain how RSKY presents its website and regulated offering information.

Section 01

Compliance posture

RSKY Capital positions its website and communications around disciplined, suitability-led engagement. Our objective is to ensure that investor communications remain balanced, appropriately qualified, and aligned with the regulated frameworks applicable to the products or services being discussed.

Website content is reviewed with the intention of maintaining clear disclosures, avoiding misleading return framing, and separating general information from any formal product communication or transaction documentation.

Section 02

Communication standards

We aim to communicate in a manner that is fair, not misleading, and proportionate to the complexity of the product category being referenced. This includes presenting risk factors, eligibility boundaries, and the need for document review before any investment decision is made.

Where communications move beyond general website information into a live investor discussion, further suitability checks, documentation standards, and internal or partner review processes may apply before any opportunity is shared in detail.

Section 03

Client onboarding and suitability

Prospective engagements may require know-your-client, anti-money laundering, accredited or qualified investor verification, risk profiling, and other onboarding measures depending on the relevant instrument, structure, and jurisdiction.

No investor should assume access to a given opportunity until all required checks, disclosures, and approvals have been completed to the satisfaction of the relevant regulated participants.

  • Identity and eligibility verification may be required before detailed materials are shared.
  • Product access may be restricted by investor category, minimum commitment, and concentration norms.
  • Additional declarations, risk acknowledgements, and execution documentation may be mandatory.

Section 04

Recordkeeping and escalation

We may maintain records of communications, suitability notes, and operational interactions where necessary for compliance, service quality, dispute handling, or regulatory recordkeeping requirements.

Questions, complaints, or requests for clarification regarding website content or compliance practices may be raised through the contact details made available on the site and will be reviewed through the appropriate internal channel.

Section 05

Ongoing review

Compliance expectations evolve with regulatory updates, product changes, and business practice improvements. For that reason, this page and related legal notices may be revised periodically without prior notice.

Users should refer to the latest version of these legal pages and to the governing product documents for the most current information.