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Build-a-Bera
Build-a-Bera is an ultra-private single family office registered in the British Virgin Islands with a cross-border office footprint from Tampa to Seoul.
Build-a-Bera
Build A Bera is an investment firm. It has made one investment, deploying $7 million in total capital. Its primary sectors include Blockchain.
General information
Firm type
Single Family Office
Year founded
—
AUM
Undisclosed
Location
Region
Latin America
Country
British Virgin Islands
City
Road Town, Tampa, London, San Juan, Grand Cayman, Dubai, Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island, Seoul, Gibraltar, Blackpool, Beijing
Corporate office
Road Town, British Virgin Islands
Additional offices
Tampa, FL · London, UK · San Juan, PR · Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands · Dubai, UAE · Hong Kong · Hong Kong Island · Seoul, South Korea · Gibraltar · Blackpool, UK · Beijing, China
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Build-a-Bera?
No principals are publicly identified. The office is structured through BVI registered agents, which often supply corporate directors. Ultimate beneficial owners are not disclosed in available records. Investment decisions likely rest with the originating family or a designated fiduciary.
Is Build-a-Bera structured as a single family office or does it operate more like a venture firm?
Build-a-Bera operates as a single family office managing proprietary capital. It holds no regulatory AUM filings and maintains no public-facing investment brand, website, or fund solicitation activity, which distinguishes it from commercial venture firms.
Does Build-a-Bera participate in fund commitments or only direct deals?
The office's investment approach is not publicly documented. The cross-border BVI structure is compatible with both direct holdings and limited-partner commitments to third-party funds, but no specific allocations or GP relationships are confirmed.
Which sectors does Build-a-Bera target?
No sector focus is publicly declared. Offices registered in Hong Kong, Beijing, and Seoul alongside London, Dubai, and Grand Cayman suggest an international mandate potentially spanning trade, real assets, and cross-border private equity, but explicit sector preferences remain unknown.
Where does the underlying wealth come from?
The source of wealth is not disclosed. The BVI incorporation and multi-jurisdictional office registrations are consistent with families managing cross-border business or investment holdings, but no specific industry or founder name is publicly tied to the entity.
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