Institutional standards are part of the investment process.
Governance is not decoration around an investment product. It shapes how assets are valued, transactions are structured and decisions are documented.
Independent checks. Clear responsibilities.
76 Capital works with licensed and independent partners, as appropriate, to create oversight across valuation, structuring, compliance and fund governance.
Independent third-party valuation
Arm’s-length pricing and transaction terms
Disciplined underwriting and due diligence
Clear governance and disclosure standards
Good governance protects the investment thesis.
Real estate transactions can involve related-party relationships, complex ownership structures, valuation judgment and long holding periods. Clear governance helps separate origination relationships from investment decisions and creates a documented framework for pricing, diligence and oversight.
For regulated investment structures, legal form is only one layer. The quality of valuation, reporting, disclosure and decision-making processes determines whether the structure behaves institutionally in practice.