Non-ELTIF · Multi-Asset · Domiciled in Luxembourg
HSBC Orbit Private Markets Sub-Fund
Managed by HSBC AM, UK. Product design, fees, liquidity terms and AuM development, tracked monthly by Novantigo.
About this fund
HSBC Orbit Private Markets Sub-Fund is an open-ended multi-asset vehicle managed by HSBC AM, established in Luxembourg as a SICAV operating under the RAIF regime and classified as Non-ELTIF, so it sits outside the ELTIF framework and is distributed on a pan-European basis to both professional and eligible non-professional investors. The sub-fund launched in 2025, reports in USD, and is categorised Article 6 under SFDR. Its multi asset mandate places it among the evergreen allocators in the dataset rather than the single-strategy closed-end cohort.
Dealing mechanics follow a semi-liquid template. Shares are priced at a monthly NAV, subscriptions are accepted monthly, and redemptions are processed quarterly with a notice requirement of 65 days, with a soft lock-up applying to newly subscribed shares. The entry threshold of 25,000 USD keeps the vehicle accessible to wealth-channel allocations while the quarterly gate and notice period govern the pace at which capital can be returned from an underlying portfolio of private assets.
Within a universe of 494 funds tracked as of 31 Aug 2026, it is one of 62 multi-asset vehicles and one of 347 domiciled in Luxembourg, narrowing to 33 that combine both characteristics; that subset is the relevant comparison set for its reported and . Reported assets of and the direction of are likewise benchmarked against those peers on the data page.
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Fees & costs
- Entry fee
- Redemption fee
- Management fee (retail, low)
- Management fee (retail, high)
- Management fee (institutional, low)
- Management fee (institutional, high)
- Early-investor fee
- Fee basis
- Operating expenses
- Distribution fee
- Total cost ratio
- Performance fee
- Hurdle rate
- High-water mark
Portfolio construction
- Fund-of-funds share
- Primaries share
- Secondaries share
- Directs share
- Co-investments share
- Liquidity pocket
- Europe allocation
- North America allocation
- Asia-Pacific allocation
- Latin America allocation
- Rest-of-world allocation
Terms & scale
- Latest AuM
- Target size
- Target IRR
- Life span
- Redemption gate
- Lock-up penalty
- Leverage limit
- Leverage (AIFMD)
- Share classes
- Master-feeder setup
Key facts
Structure
- Manager
- HSBC AM
- Fund type
- Non-ELTIF
- Legal structure
- SICAV
- Regulatory regime
- RAIF
- ELTIF version
- N/A
- Fund structure
- Open-End
- Inception
- 17 Feb 2025
- Base currency
- USD
Strategy
- Asset class
- Multi-Asset
- Strategy
- Multi Asset
- Geographic focus
- Global
Liquidity
- Subscription frequency
- Monthly
- Redemption frequency
- Quarterly
- Notice period
- 65 days
- Soft lock-up
- 12 months
- NAV frequency
- Monthly
Access & distribution
- Investor type
- Both
- Distribution scope
- Pan-European
- Distribution countries
- Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bermuda, Brazil, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, China, Cyprus, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Guernsey, Hong Kong, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Mexico, Monaco, Netherlands, Norway, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom
- Minimum investment
- 25,000 USD
- SFDR
- Article 6
›Frequently asked questions
- Who manages HSBC Orbit Private Markets Sub-Fund?
- HSBC Orbit Private Markets Sub-Fund is managed by HSBC AM, headquartered in UK.
- What is the minimum investment for HSBC Orbit Private Markets Sub-Fund?
- The minimum investment is 25,000 USD. The binding terms are in the fund documents.
- How often can investors redeem?
- Redemptions are quarterly, with a notice period of 65 days.
- What is an evergreen fund?
- An evergreen fund is an open-ended private markets vehicle with no fixed end date: investors subscribe and redeem at recurring intervals instead of committing to a closed fund term.
Sourced from prospectuses, KIDs, factsheets and regulatory registers. Data as of 31 Aug 2026.