BPS Capital

BPS Capital is the investment arm of Boris Jordan, who co-founded and serves as Executive Chairman of Curaleaf Holdings. Jordan controls a supervoting share class of Curaleaf, giving BPS Capital effective control over the publicly traded cannabis operator. The firm's primary capital deployment is into Curaleaf's ongoing operations and acquisitions rather than a diversified portfolio.

The firm's public profile is dominated by its cannabis exposure through Curaleaf. Jordan's earlier career included frontier-market private equity with Renaissance Capital and US agricultural investments, but BPS Capital's current known activity is concentrated on US plant-touching cannabis operations.

Boris Jordan, as founder and controlling principal, is the key decision-maker. Jordan serves as Executive Chairman of Curaleaf and holds a supervoting equity stake that grants him effective control over the company's strategic direction and capital allocation.

BPS Capital sits at the intersection of a family office and a corporate control vehicle. Unlike diversified single-family offices that allocate to external funds, BPS Capital functions largely as the controlling shareholder entity for Curaleaf, a publicly traded multi-state cannabis operator.

Jordan was a co-founder of Renaissance Capital in Russia during the 1990s, an investment bank and private equity platform active in the post-Soviet transition economy. He later invested in US agriculture before pivoting into cannabis, where federal illegality created a capital vacuum he has moved to fill through Curaleaf's multi-state roll-up.