Neovision and Red Lions Capital Unveil DIP.Market for Alternative Investments

Neovision and Red Lions Capital Introduce DIP.Market

On September 4, 2025, Neovision Wealth Management partnered with Red Lions Capital Group to announce the launch of DIP.Market, a fintech platform tailored for alternative investments. Following the regulatory notification from the Financial Services Regulatory Authority (FSRA) of the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), this innovative platform aims to revolutionize the landscape of alternative investing in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region.

This collaboration marks a significant turning point in offering institutional-grade infrastructures for alternative investments as it merges Red Lions' extensive global venture investment expertise with Neovision's licensed fund management capabilities. The DIP.Market is strategically designed to provide banks, wealth managers, and external asset managers with curated private market products under a cohesive compliance framework.

The Unique Structure of DIP.Market

Central to the operation of DIP.Market is the Incorporated Cell Company (ICC) structure. This allows each cell within the platform to function as an independent legal entity, complete with its own ring-fenced assets and liabilities. Such a structure mitigates the risk for investors, ensuring their exposure is limited solely to the specific cells they invest in, thus preventing cross-risk scenarios between different allocations.

The first two notified cells under DIP.Market are structured as exempt funds, enabling exposure to highly sought-after private companies:

- DIP I ICC Limited: offers exposure to SpaceX
- DIP II ICC Limited: features investments in Cerebras AI

This innovative structure not only allows financial institutions to broaden their offerings in alternative investments without the need to develop additional IT systems or compliance mechanisms, but it also enhances client access to private market opportunities. As articulated by Stephen Richards Evans, Chairman and Partner of DIP, the ICC can be thought of as