CAPLAND S.A.

Overview

CAPLAND describes itself as an established multi family office since 2005.² The firm says it was established to service clients’ needs and offers investment solutions and wealth management solutions designed around individual circumstances.² CAPLAND is listed by FINMA as a manager of collective assets in Genève.¹ The firm states that it obtained an LPCC Licence from FINMA in April 2023.²

History

CAPLAND says it was established in 2005.² Its website states that the team’s banking and financial experience created a network of business relationships intended to benefit clients.² From 2005 to 2009, Konstantinos Lanaras simultaneously founded and managed CAPLAND SA while serving as Chief Operating Officer of CMA Group of Companies.⁴ CMA Group of Companies is described as a fund of hedge funds that managed approximately USD 3 billion across 13 funds during that period.⁴

Timeline

1. 2005CAPLAND describes itself as an established multi family office since 2005.
2. 2023The firm states that it obtained an LPCC Licence from FINMA in April 2023.

Leadership

The firm lists Konstantinos Lanaras as Chief Executive Officer, Founder and Board Member of CAPLAND SA.³ His biography states that he has more than 43 years of financial services experience in Geneva.⁴ From 1988 to 2005, he worked at Republic National Bank and its successor HSBC, first as Relationship Manager and later as Managing Director.⁴

Services

CAPLAND describes its work as providing tailor made investment solutions and bespoke wealth management solutions.² The firm says each client portfolio is meticulously engineered to generate long term value.² CAPLAND is also identified as investment manager and distributor of the Leonis Fund SPC, CAPLAND Alternatives Segregated Portfolio.⁵

What the firm offers

• Private and alternative investments

Client focus

CAPLAND says it serves prominent families and private clients and seeks to grow their assets for generations.² The firm states that every client is treated equally and that there is no small or big client.³ CAPLAND reports a team spanning more than 9 nationalities, more than 7 languages and more than 175 years of combined experience.²

Investment philosophy and approach

CAPLAND says its interests are aligned with those of its clients.² Its stated principles include an absolute investment return mentality, privacy, longevity of client relationships, attention to detail, a business relationship network that benefits clients, a dedicated and collegial team, solution driven work and a positive attitude.³ The firm describes its approach as motivated, disciplined and methodical.² It also says innovation and continuous learning are integral to its working methodology.² CAPLAND states that portfolios are built for performance in healthy markets and resilience in volatile environments.³

The Leonis Fund report describes an objective of investing in a short list of hedge funds with proven track records to seek medium and long term capital appreciation.⁵ Its stated methodology includes diversification, full transparency of underlying holdings, in depth risk analysis and professional service providers.⁵ The February 2025 allocation was Event Driven 9 percent, Relative Value 14 percent, Macro Trading 19 percent, Multi Strategy 24 percent and Long and Short 33 percent.⁵

Assets and minimums

The Leonis Fund report lists 23 holdings and fund assets under management of USD 185 million as of February 2025.⁵ It lists a minimum investment of USD 100,000, monthly subscriptions and quarterly redemptions with 60 days’ notice.⁵ The fund is domiciled in the Cayman Islands, and the report states that only institutional and qualified investors are allowed to invest in hedge funds.⁵

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Sources

1. FINMA, “List of authorised fund management companies, managers of collective assets and representatives of foreign collective investment schemes,” accessed 23 October 2026
2. CAPLAND, “About Us,” accessed 23 October 2026
3. CAPLAND, home page, accessed 23 October 2026
4. CAPLAND, “Team,” accessed 23 October 2026
5. CAPLAND, “Leonis Fund SPC CAPLAND Alternatives Report, February 2025,” accessed 23 October 2026

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