Who we are

A trusted partner for the management and support of complex financial situations.

The clients we serve

Mevus Capital is a wealth and investment management company serving clients across the world. We work with individuals and families whose financial situations have grown more complex as their careers and businesses have developed.

Many of our clients are entrepreneurs, business owners, and senior executives. They may hold company stakes, equity packages, property, liquid portfolios, and potential liquidity events. Our role is to bring clarity by understanding the whole picture, setting priorities, and putting in place an investment and planning framework that can support you over many years.

Connected to global markets

We see our location in China, at the crossroads of important economic and financial flows, as an advantage. It allows us to observe both local and international developments while staying focused on sectors, companies, and themes that fit your overall strategy and the regulatory context that applies to you.

What you can expect when working with us

Clients of Mevus Capital often value three things:

  • A coherent approach to wealth, where investment decisions are connected to planning questions such as retirement, estate considerations, and business events.
  • Disciplined investment work, with time spent thoroughly analyzing companies and building portfolios that reflect client objectives and risk levels.
  • Straightforward communication, with clear explanations of our reasoning, and honest and open discussion.
Active investment

We are active investors at Mevus Capital. We focus on building portfolios around direct holdings in listed companies and add other instruments or selected alternatives only when they make sense for your objectives and risk profile.

For each business we consider, we assess its ability to create value, competitive position, financial strength, and governance. Portfolios are constructed within a clear written mandate that sets objectives, acceptable levels of risk, and any constraints. When we make changes, we do so in line with that mandate and developments within the companies themselves, not simply in response to short-term market noise.