Why Work with Crystal
Alternatives Without the Operational Burden
From sourcing and portfolio construction to client-ready proposals, subscriptions, reporting, and ongoing support, Crystal is a fully integrated solution backed by 30 years of exclusive focus on alternatives.
WITH CRYSTAL
One integrated, advisor-first solution built over three decades.
WITHOUT CRYSTAL
Time, effort, and costly overhead at every step
One Master-Feeder Structure, Not a Stack of Sub-Docs
Crystal’s proprietary master-feeder structure ensures that investors receive one K1 per portfolio and 1 subscription document per portfolio, regardless of the number of underlying fund exposures. Transactional platforms route each investor through a separate feeder for every fund, multiplying paperwork, statements, and tax reporting.
Crystal
Crystal Capital Partners’ Platform
1 Subscription Document & 1 K-1, regardless of the number of funds in a portfolio
Transactional
Traditional Transactional Platform
3 Subscription Documents & 3 K-1s — one set per feeder fund
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This comparison is a general illustration of a fully integrated platform versus a self-directed or transactional approach. It does not describe any specific provider, and individual experiences will vary. Crystal's model also involves trade-offs: the platform offers a curated selection of approximately 50 fund exposures rather than the full universe of available managers; platform minimums apply ($1M per portfolio, $250K per investor); and Crystal's management fee is in addition to the underlying funds' fees and expenses (including the underlying managers' management and performance-based fees), the funds' operating expenses (administration, custody, audit, and tax), and if applicable the advisor's advisory fee. Crystal is not compensated by the managers on the platform. Alternative investments are speculative and illiquid, involve the risk of loss, and are not suitable for all investors. The benefits described depend on each advisor's and client's circumstances. See the applicable Offering Memorandum for complete terms, fees, and risks.