(Nov. 6, 2023) – WineFi is excited to announce its upcoming platform launch, poised to revolutionise the landscape of fine wine investment, making it an accessible mainstream asset class. By merging cutting-edge FinTech capabilities, an extensive reservoir of educational resources, and the seasoned insights of its investment committee, WineFi is set to offer diversified investment-grade wine collections, empowering investors to tap into this unique asset class like never before.
“Fine wine has a fascinating investment profile, but investing in wine has remained expensive, complex and opaque” said Callum Woodcock, CEO and Founder. “Our platform is designed to make investing in wine as easy as placing a trade on Robin Hood or eToro”.
WineFi platform opens the door for investors to peruse ready-made fine wine collections, access valuable educational materials, and craft bespoke portfolios tailored to their financial parameters, investment horizon, and risk tolerance. It further empowers investors to monitor their performance using the WineFi platform and receive real-time buy/sell recommendations based on their investment progress.
Elaborating on the changing investment landscape, Woodcock noted, “Over the last few years, we have seen private assets become more accessible to those other than just sector specialists. By combining a seamless users experience with decades of sector specific expertise, we hope to bring a whole new generation to fine wine and to cement its place in the public imagination as a true alternative asset”.
WineFi collaborates with a diverse array of trade wholesalers and producers to secure investment-grade wines at attractive valuations. These wines are then thoughtfully assembled into diversified collections, making them easily accessible through the WineFi platform.
“Through their new investment platform, WineFi is bringing fine wine mainstream” said Alun Griffiths MW, a member of WineFi’s high profile investment committee. “Their approach benefits not only investors, but producers and merchants too, by introducing a previously unserved buyer to the market”.
WineFi has garnered support from notable investors, including backing from SFC Capital, as well as contributions from a diverse group of prominent angels associated with companies such as BlackRock, Fidelity, T Rowe Price, Investec, Dentsu-Aegis, and McKinsey.
Source: Wine Business
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28 Apr 2025
WineFi finalises £1.5m seed round to provide investors with exposure to fine wines
WineFi finalises £1.5m seed round to provide investors with exposure to fine wines
WineFi finalises £1.5m seed round to provide investors with exposure to fine wines
WineFi, the wine investment fintech which offers investors a data-driven approach to investing in fine wine, today confirmed it has raised a £1.5m seed round. The round, led by Coterie Holdings, one of the industry’s largest and most prestigious wine groups, is a significant landmark for what has been until now a fragmented industry. WineFi’s raise also incorporated a crowdfund and saw a number of high profile angels join the company’s cap table, as well as existing VC investors SFC Capital and Founders Capital quietly increase their shareholding.
Founded by Oliver Thorpe and Callum Woodcock, who started his career at investment managers Fidelity International and J.P. Morgan Asset Management, WineFi’s raise comes at a time when the global economy is in flux and investors are fleeing equity markets in search of exposure to diversification away from mainstream assets.
A pattern which has seen high net worth investors and family offices look to diversify their portfolios and gain exposure to selections of fine wines. This follows another trend, which in recent years has seen the same investors buy exposure to other collectibles like whisky, fine art and classic cars.
WineFi’s raise is a major landmark for a fragmented industry that has until now been dominated by standalone investment advisory firms operating without comprehensive data models or ecosystem to assess and manage broad portfolios in one place. WineFi’s approach combines detailed quantitative analysis and deep domain expertise by hands-on industry experts to guide high net worth investors and family offices in the best approaches to building fine wine portfolios.
For high-net-worths and those looking to educate themselves, WineFi also allows individuals to co-invest in diversified, expertly curated wine portfolios using their syndicate structure, with minimum investments of as little as £3,000.
For experienced investors and wine enthusiasts alike, WineFi is rapidly enabling investment education in an asset class that until now has lacked the professionalism and data-driven analysis that investors expect of a traditional asset manager.
“The fine wine investment space has historically been split between wine merchants that are set up to facilitate drinking and collecting rather than investing, and bespoke investment businesses that often operate like merchants with added management fees,” said Callum Woodcock, Founder and CEO of WineFi, formerly of J.P. Morgan.
“We created WineFi to serve investors who view wine primarily through an investment lens, offering them diversified, cost-efficient exposure to a fascinating asset class that has historically remained off-limits to all but specialists. While many of our investors are also wine enthusiasts, WineFi seeks to bridge the cap between the two.”
In the current economic climate where interest in collectibles is rising, fine wine is fast emerging as a compelling alternative asset, and which notably is exempt from capital gains tax in many cases, adding to its appeal for diversification-focused investors.
“Most of our clients are either high net worth individuals or high earners looking to allocate 2-10% of their portfolio to racier alternatives, whether it’s collectibles like fine wine or illiquid alts like early stage startups” Woodcock explained. “And, especially given the unpredictable nature of traditional investment havens like the S&P500 and even supposedly safe havens like US Treasuries, we’re increasingly seeing customers move into wine for diversified returns.”
WineFi’s business model includes transparent pricing and an upfront fee equivalent to 2.5% per annum that covers storage, insurance, and uniquely, brokerage at sale. This structure eliminates the typical 10% merchant commission when wines are sold to give investors a better deal. The company offers both syndicated investments for individual investors and bespoke portfolio services for family offices and ultra-high-net-worth individuals who prefer direct ownership of their wine assets.
Speaking on behalf of Coterie Holdings, CEO Michael Saunders, who has been a member of the board since February 2024 and brings 40 years of industry experience to WineFi, said:
“The wine investment model hasn’t changed significantly in decades. WineFi’s fresh approach combines deep wine expertise with modern financial tools to make this historically compelling asset class more accessible to sophisticated investors. Callum’s razor focus on transparency and the company’s use of data and technology is going to give them an outlier competitive advantage in this growing market.”
WineFi confirmed the new funds will be used to fuel growth and further expand its rapidly growing team as it sets its sights on becoming the go-to solution for investors seeking to access fine wine as an asset class. As part of this drive, WineFi is seeking to further develop industry fiduciary standards – soliciting third-party audits for everything from client asset segregation, valuation accuracy reviews, portfolio management practices, and ‘conflicts of interest’ policies.
“It shouldn’t be a matter of us having to say ‘trust us’” explains WineFi’s Operations Director Oliver Thorpe. “We’re not letting the wine investment space get away with that laissez-faire attitude any more. To win, WineFi needs to raise the bar”.
McKinsey predicts that 30% of all global capital will be invested in alternative assets over the next five years – a $2-3 Trillion shift. As the first mover in this space, WineFi is well-positioned to capitalise on growing demand for returns less correlated to equity, bond and commodities markets.
WineFi, the wine investment fintech which offers investors a data-driven approach to investing in fine wine, today confirmed it has raised a £1.5m seed round. The round, led by Coterie Holdings, one of the industry’s largest and most prestigious wine groups, is a significant landmark for what has been until now a fragmented industry. WineFi’s raise also incorporated a crowdfund and saw a number of high profile angels join the company’s cap table, as well as existing VC investors SFC Capital and Founders Capital quietly increase their shareholding.
Founded by Oliver Thorpe and Callum Woodcock, who started his career at investment managers Fidelity International and J.P. Morgan Asset Management, WineFi’s raise comes at a time when the global economy is in flux and investors are fleeing equity markets in search of exposure to diversification away from mainstream assets.
A pattern which has seen high net worth investors and family offices look to diversify their portfolios and gain exposure to selections of fine wines. This follows another trend, which in recent years has seen the same investors buy exposure to other collectibles like whisky, fine art and classic cars.
WineFi’s raise is a major landmark for a fragmented industry that has until now been dominated by standalone investment advisory firms operating without comprehensive data models or ecosystem to assess and manage broad portfolios in one place. WineFi’s approach combines detailed quantitative analysis and deep domain expertise by hands-on industry experts to guide high net worth investors and family offices in the best approaches to building fine wine portfolios.
For high-net-worths and those looking to educate themselves, WineFi also allows individuals to co-invest in diversified, expertly curated wine portfolios using their syndicate structure, with minimum investments of as little as £3,000.
For experienced investors and wine enthusiasts alike, WineFi is rapidly enabling investment education in an asset class that until now has lacked the professionalism and data-driven analysis that investors expect of a traditional asset manager.
“The fine wine investment space has historically been split between wine merchants that are set up to facilitate drinking and collecting rather than investing, and bespoke investment businesses that often operate like merchants with added management fees,” said Callum Woodcock, Founder and CEO of WineFi, formerly of J.P. Morgan.
“We created WineFi to serve investors who view wine primarily through an investment lens, offering them diversified, cost-efficient exposure to a fascinating asset class that has historically remained off-limits to all but specialists. While many of our investors are also wine enthusiasts, WineFi seeks to bridge the cap between the two.”
In the current economic climate where interest in collectibles is rising, fine wine is fast emerging as a compelling alternative asset, and which notably is exempt from capital gains tax in many cases, adding to its appeal for diversification-focused investors.
“Most of our clients are either high net worth individuals or high earners looking to allocate 2-10% of their portfolio to racier alternatives, whether it’s collectibles like fine wine or illiquid alts like early stage startups” Woodcock explained. “And, especially given the unpredictable nature of traditional investment havens like the S&P500 and even supposedly safe havens like US Treasuries, we’re increasingly seeing customers move into wine for diversified returns.”
WineFi’s business model includes transparent pricing and an upfront fee equivalent to 2.5% per annum that covers storage, insurance, and uniquely, brokerage at sale. This structure eliminates the typical 10% merchant commission when wines are sold to give investors a better deal. The company offers both syndicated investments for individual investors and bespoke portfolio services for family offices and ultra-high-net-worth individuals who prefer direct ownership of their wine assets.
Speaking on behalf of Coterie Holdings, CEO Michael Saunders, who has been a member of the board since February 2024 and brings 40 years of industry experience to WineFi, said:
“The wine investment model hasn’t changed significantly in decades. WineFi’s fresh approach combines deep wine expertise with modern financial tools to make this historically compelling asset class more accessible to sophisticated investors. Callum’s razor focus on transparency and the company’s use of data and technology is going to give them an outlier competitive advantage in this growing market.”
WineFi confirmed the new funds will be used to fuel growth and further expand its rapidly growing team as it sets its sights on becoming the go-to solution for investors seeking to access fine wine as an asset class. As part of this drive, WineFi is seeking to further develop industry fiduciary standards – soliciting third-party audits for everything from client asset segregation, valuation accuracy reviews, portfolio management practices, and ‘conflicts of interest’ policies.
“It shouldn’t be a matter of us having to say ‘trust us’” explains WineFi’s Operations Director Oliver Thorpe. “We’re not letting the wine investment space get away with that laissez-faire attitude any more. To win, WineFi needs to raise the bar”.
McKinsey predicts that 30% of all global capital will be invested in alternative assets over the next five years – a $2-3 Trillion shift. As the first mover in this space, WineFi is well-positioned to capitalise on growing demand for returns less correlated to equity, bond and commodities markets.
WineFi, the wine investment fintech which offers investors a data-driven approach to investing in fine wine, today confirmed it has raised a £1.5m seed round. The round, led by Coterie Holdings, one of the industry’s largest and most prestigious wine groups, is a significant landmark for what has been until now a fragmented industry. WineFi’s raise also incorporated a crowdfund and saw a number of high profile angels join the company’s cap table, as well as existing VC investors SFC Capital and Founders Capital quietly increase their shareholding.
Founded by Oliver Thorpe and Callum Woodcock, who started his career at investment managers Fidelity International and J.P. Morgan Asset Management, WineFi’s raise comes at a time when the global economy is in flux and investors are fleeing equity markets in search of exposure to diversification away from mainstream assets.
A pattern which has seen high net worth investors and family offices look to diversify their portfolios and gain exposure to selections of fine wines. This follows another trend, which in recent years has seen the same investors buy exposure to other collectibles like whisky, fine art and classic cars.
WineFi’s raise is a major landmark for a fragmented industry that has until now been dominated by standalone investment advisory firms operating without comprehensive data models or ecosystem to assess and manage broad portfolios in one place. WineFi’s approach combines detailed quantitative analysis and deep domain expertise by hands-on industry experts to guide high net worth investors and family offices in the best approaches to building fine wine portfolios.
For high-net-worths and those looking to educate themselves, WineFi also allows individuals to co-invest in diversified, expertly curated wine portfolios using their syndicate structure, with minimum investments of as little as £3,000.
For experienced investors and wine enthusiasts alike, WineFi is rapidly enabling investment education in an asset class that until now has lacked the professionalism and data-driven analysis that investors expect of a traditional asset manager.
“The fine wine investment space has historically been split between wine merchants that are set up to facilitate drinking and collecting rather than investing, and bespoke investment businesses that often operate like merchants with added management fees,” said Callum Woodcock, Founder and CEO of WineFi, formerly of J.P. Morgan.
“We created WineFi to serve investors who view wine primarily through an investment lens, offering them diversified, cost-efficient exposure to a fascinating asset class that has historically remained off-limits to all but specialists. While many of our investors are also wine enthusiasts, WineFi seeks to bridge the cap between the two.”
In the current economic climate where interest in collectibles is rising, fine wine is fast emerging as a compelling alternative asset, and which notably is exempt from capital gains tax in many cases, adding to its appeal for diversification-focused investors.
“Most of our clients are either high net worth individuals or high earners looking to allocate 2-10% of their portfolio to racier alternatives, whether it’s collectibles like fine wine or illiquid alts like early stage startups” Woodcock explained. “And, especially given the unpredictable nature of traditional investment havens like the S&P500 and even supposedly safe havens like US Treasuries, we’re increasingly seeing customers move into wine for diversified returns.”
WineFi’s business model includes transparent pricing and an upfront fee equivalent to 2.5% per annum that covers storage, insurance, and uniquely, brokerage at sale. This structure eliminates the typical 10% merchant commission when wines are sold to give investors a better deal. The company offers both syndicated investments for individual investors and bespoke portfolio services for family offices and ultra-high-net-worth individuals who prefer direct ownership of their wine assets.
Speaking on behalf of Coterie Holdings, CEO Michael Saunders, who has been a member of the board since February 2024 and brings 40 years of industry experience to WineFi, said:
“The wine investment model hasn’t changed significantly in decades. WineFi’s fresh approach combines deep wine expertise with modern financial tools to make this historically compelling asset class more accessible to sophisticated investors. Callum’s razor focus on transparency and the company’s use of data and technology is going to give them an outlier competitive advantage in this growing market.”
WineFi confirmed the new funds will be used to fuel growth and further expand its rapidly growing team as it sets its sights on becoming the go-to solution for investors seeking to access fine wine as an asset class. As part of this drive, WineFi is seeking to further develop industry fiduciary standards – soliciting third-party audits for everything from client asset segregation, valuation accuracy reviews, portfolio management practices, and ‘conflicts of interest’ policies.
“It shouldn’t be a matter of us having to say ‘trust us’” explains WineFi’s Operations Director Oliver Thorpe. “We’re not letting the wine investment space get away with that laissez-faire attitude any more. To win, WineFi needs to raise the bar”.
McKinsey predicts that 30% of all global capital will be invested in alternative assets over the next five years – a $2-3 Trillion shift. As the first mover in this space, WineFi is well-positioned to capitalise on growing demand for returns less correlated to equity, bond and commodities markets.
19 Feb 2025
WineFi wins Wine Investment Company of The Year
WineFi wins Wine Investment Company of The Year
WineFi wins Wine Investment Company of The Year
WineFi is delighted to announce that it has been awarded “Wine Investment Company of the Year” at the esteemed International Elite 100 Awards. This recognition underscores WineFi’s commitment to innovation, transparency, and excellence in the wine investment space.
The International Elite 100 Awards celebrate the achievements of businesses and individuals demonstrating outstanding performance and impact in their respective industries. Winning this prestigious accolade reflects WineFi’s dedication to reshaping the fine wine investment landscape through cutting-edge technology, market expertise, and an unwavering focus on client success.
WineFi continues to revolutionise wine investment by providing a seamless and accessible platform for clients to diversify their portfolios with fine wine. Through data-driven insights, robust market analysis, and a passion for the sector, WineFi empowers investors to make informed decisions and maximise their potential returns.
At the core of WineFi’s success is a dynamic team that blends experience from the wine, technology, and investment sectors. Their collective expertise has driven WineFi’s rapid growth and positioned it as a leader in the evolving wine investment market.
“We are incredibly proud to receive this award. It is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team, as well as the trust our clients place in us. We remain committed to enhancing the wine investment experience and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in this space.” – Callum Woodcock, CEO of WineFi.
As WineFi continues its trajectory of growth, this award reinforces its mission to provide investors with an innovative and reliable avenue into fine wine. With ambitious plans for expansion and ongoing enhancements to its platform, WineFi is set to further solidify its position as a leading force in wine investment.
WineFi is delighted to announce that it has been awarded “Wine Investment Company of the Year” at the esteemed International Elite 100 Awards. This recognition underscores WineFi’s commitment to innovation, transparency, and excellence in the wine investment space.
The International Elite 100 Awards celebrate the achievements of businesses and individuals demonstrating outstanding performance and impact in their respective industries. Winning this prestigious accolade reflects WineFi’s dedication to reshaping the fine wine investment landscape through cutting-edge technology, market expertise, and an unwavering focus on client success.
WineFi continues to revolutionise wine investment by providing a seamless and accessible platform for clients to diversify their portfolios with fine wine. Through data-driven insights, robust market analysis, and a passion for the sector, WineFi empowers investors to make informed decisions and maximise their potential returns.
At the core of WineFi’s success is a dynamic team that blends experience from the wine, technology, and investment sectors. Their collective expertise has driven WineFi’s rapid growth and positioned it as a leader in the evolving wine investment market.
“We are incredibly proud to receive this award. It is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team, as well as the trust our clients place in us. We remain committed to enhancing the wine investment experience and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in this space.” – Callum Woodcock, CEO of WineFi.
As WineFi continues its trajectory of growth, this award reinforces its mission to provide investors with an innovative and reliable avenue into fine wine. With ambitious plans for expansion and ongoing enhancements to its platform, WineFi is set to further solidify its position as a leading force in wine investment.
WineFi is delighted to announce that it has been awarded “Wine Investment Company of the Year” at the esteemed International Elite 100 Awards. This recognition underscores WineFi’s commitment to innovation, transparency, and excellence in the wine investment space.
The International Elite 100 Awards celebrate the achievements of businesses and individuals demonstrating outstanding performance and impact in their respective industries. Winning this prestigious accolade reflects WineFi’s dedication to reshaping the fine wine investment landscape through cutting-edge technology, market expertise, and an unwavering focus on client success.
WineFi continues to revolutionise wine investment by providing a seamless and accessible platform for clients to diversify their portfolios with fine wine. Through data-driven insights, robust market analysis, and a passion for the sector, WineFi empowers investors to make informed decisions and maximise their potential returns.
At the core of WineFi’s success is a dynamic team that blends experience from the wine, technology, and investment sectors. Their collective expertise has driven WineFi’s rapid growth and positioned it as a leader in the evolving wine investment market.
“We are incredibly proud to receive this award. It is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our team, as well as the trust our clients place in us. We remain committed to enhancing the wine investment experience and pushing the boundaries of what’s possible in this space.” – Callum Woodcock, CEO of WineFi.
As WineFi continues its trajectory of growth, this award reinforces its mission to provide investors with an innovative and reliable avenue into fine wine. With ambitious plans for expansion and ongoing enhancements to its platform, WineFi is set to further solidify its position as a leading force in wine investment.
10 Dec 2024
WineFi Signals Expansion with the Launch of a New Website to Elevate Wine Investment
WineFi Signals Expansion with the Launch of a New Website to Elevate Wine Investment
WineFi Signals Expansion with the Launch of a New Website to Elevate Wine Investment
WineFi, a leading next-generation platform for fine wine investment, is thrilled to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website at www.winefi.co. The revamped site aligns with WineFi’s rapid growth and aims to enhance the user experience for investors by offering a more intuitive, accessible, and informative interface.
With a mission to make fine wine investment accessible and transparent, WineFi has introduced a streamlined design that enables users to quickly grasp their innovative syndicated investment model. Investors can now seamlessly explore how WineFi curates portfolios of investment-grade wines, leveraging advanced data analytics and insights from a highly experienced investment committee.
The redesign reflects WineFi’s commitment to staying ahead of the curve, ensuring their platform grows alongside their business and user base. Key features include enhanced educational resources, improved navigation, and an elegant design that mirrors the sophistication of the fine wine asset class.
Founded by Callum Woodcock, WineFi is pioneering accessible wine investment through its unique syndicate structure. The company empowers investors to co-invest in expertly curated portfolios of fine wine. By combining comprehensive quantitative analysis with the expertise of a seasoned investment committee, WineFi crafts portfolios designed to optimise returns while ensuring stability.
As fine wine continues to attract attention as a resilient and low-volatility asset, WineFi is at the forefront of opening this market to a broader audience, including those previously excluded by its complexity and exclusivity.
“Our goal was to create a website that reflects our journey from a startup asset manager to a growing scale-up. This new design is not only a reflection of our heritage but is also built to scale with us as we grow to £100 million and beyond.” – Callum Woodcock, CEO of WineFiVisit the new website at www.winefi.co or register your interest in investing with WineFi: https://winefi.fillout.com/invest
WineFi, a leading next-generation platform for fine wine investment, is thrilled to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website at www.winefi.co. The revamped site aligns with WineFi’s rapid growth and aims to enhance the user experience for investors by offering a more intuitive, accessible, and informative interface.
With a mission to make fine wine investment accessible and transparent, WineFi has introduced a streamlined design that enables users to quickly grasp their innovative syndicated investment model. Investors can now seamlessly explore how WineFi curates portfolios of investment-grade wines, leveraging advanced data analytics and insights from a highly experienced investment committee.
The redesign reflects WineFi’s commitment to staying ahead of the curve, ensuring their platform grows alongside their business and user base. Key features include enhanced educational resources, improved navigation, and an elegant design that mirrors the sophistication of the fine wine asset class.
Founded by Callum Woodcock, WineFi is pioneering accessible wine investment through its unique syndicate structure. The company empowers investors to co-invest in expertly curated portfolios of fine wine. By combining comprehensive quantitative analysis with the expertise of a seasoned investment committee, WineFi crafts portfolios designed to optimise returns while ensuring stability.
As fine wine continues to attract attention as a resilient and low-volatility asset, WineFi is at the forefront of opening this market to a broader audience, including those previously excluded by its complexity and exclusivity.
“Our goal was to create a website that reflects our journey from a startup asset manager to a growing scale-up. This new design is not only a reflection of our heritage but is also built to scale with us as we grow to £100 million and beyond.” – Callum Woodcock, CEO of WineFiVisit the new website at www.winefi.co or register your interest in investing with WineFi: https://winefi.fillout.com/invest
WineFi, a leading next-generation platform for fine wine investment, is thrilled to announce the launch of its newly redesigned website at www.winefi.co. The revamped site aligns with WineFi’s rapid growth and aims to enhance the user experience for investors by offering a more intuitive, accessible, and informative interface.
With a mission to make fine wine investment accessible and transparent, WineFi has introduced a streamlined design that enables users to quickly grasp their innovative syndicated investment model. Investors can now seamlessly explore how WineFi curates portfolios of investment-grade wines, leveraging advanced data analytics and insights from a highly experienced investment committee.
The redesign reflects WineFi’s commitment to staying ahead of the curve, ensuring their platform grows alongside their business and user base. Key features include enhanced educational resources, improved navigation, and an elegant design that mirrors the sophistication of the fine wine asset class.
Founded by Callum Woodcock, WineFi is pioneering accessible wine investment through its unique syndicate structure. The company empowers investors to co-invest in expertly curated portfolios of fine wine. By combining comprehensive quantitative analysis with the expertise of a seasoned investment committee, WineFi crafts portfolios designed to optimise returns while ensuring stability.
As fine wine continues to attract attention as a resilient and low-volatility asset, WineFi is at the forefront of opening this market to a broader audience, including those previously excluded by its complexity and exclusivity.
“Our goal was to create a website that reflects our journey from a startup asset manager to a growing scale-up. This new design is not only a reflection of our heritage but is also built to scale with us as we grow to £100 million and beyond.” – Callum Woodcock, CEO of WineFiVisit the new website at www.winefi.co or register your interest in investing with WineFi: https://winefi.fillout.com/invest
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Capital is at risk. Wine values can go down as well as up, and investments may not perform as expected. Returns may vary. You should not invest more than you can afford to lose. WineFi is not authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority. Investments are not regulated and you will have no access to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) or the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS). Past performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results and should not be relied on. Forecasts are based on WineFi’s own internal calculations and opinions and may change. Investments are illiquid. Once invested, you are committed for the full term. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change.
You are advised to obtain appropriate tax or investment advice where necessary.
WineFi is a trading name of WineFi Management Limited. Registered in England and Wales with registration number: 14864655 and whose registered office is at 5th Floor, 167-169 Great Portland Street, London, United Kingdom, W1W 5PF.
Capital is at risk. Wine values can go down as well as up, and investments may not perform as expected. Returns may vary. You should not invest more than you can afford to lose. WineFi is not authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority. Investments are not regulated and you will have no access to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) or the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS). Past performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results and should not be relied on. Forecasts are based on WineFi’s own internal calculations and opinions and may change. Investments are illiquid. Once invested, you are committed for the full term. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change.
You are advised to obtain appropriate tax or investment advice where necessary.
WineFi is a trading name of WineFi Management Limited. Registered in England and Wales with registration number: 14864655 and whose registered office is at 5th Floor, 167-169 Great Portland Street, London, United Kingdom, W1W 5PF.
Capital is at risk. Wine values can go down as well as up, and investments may not perform as expected. Returns may vary. You should not invest more than you can afford to lose. WineFi is not authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority. Investments are not regulated and you will have no access to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) or the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS). Past performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results and should not be relied on. Forecasts are based on WineFi’s own internal calculations and opinions and may change. Investments are illiquid. Once invested, you are committed for the full term. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change.
You are advised to obtain appropriate tax or investment advice where necessary.
WineFi is a trading name of WineFi Management Limited. Registered in England and Wales with registration number: 14864655 and whose registered office is at 5th Floor, 167-169 Great Portland Street, London, United Kingdom, W1W 5PF.
Capital is at risk. Wine values can go down as well as up, and investments may not perform as expected. Returns may vary. You should not invest more than you can afford to lose. WineFi is not authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority. Investments are not regulated and you will have no access to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) or the Financial Ombudsman Service (FOS). Past performance and forecasts are not reliable indicators of future results and should not be relied on. Forecasts are based on WineFi’s own internal calculations and opinions and may change. Investments are illiquid. Once invested, you are committed for the full term. Tax treatment depends on individual circumstances and may change.
You are advised to obtain appropriate tax or investment advice where necessary.
WineFi is a trading name of WineFi Management Limited. Registered in England and Wales with registration number: 14864655 and whose registered office is at 5th Floor, 167-169 Great Portland Street, London, United Kingdom, W1W 5PF.