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Thiel Capital

68 dated events on the record · 12 primary-source · 0 contradictions · 2011–2024

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2024-11-05 Transactions PRIMARY Thiel Capital LLC entities hold securities through PT Ventures LLC, STS Holdings II LLC, Rivendell 7 LLC, Rivendell 25 LLC, PLTR Holdings LLC and FF4 Investment LLC, all with addresses at [street address redacted]…
2024-06-15 Other facts INFERENTIAL Thiel Capital's use of Delaware single-member LLCs (PT Ventures, Rivendell 7, etc.) for holding SPAC sponsor equity creates an additional layer of legal separation that may obscure the principal's identity for FEC…
2024-06-15 Transactions INFERENTIAL The claim conflates two distinct SEC regulatory frameworks: Investment Advisers Act registration exemptions (Rule 202(a)(11)(G)-1) and Securities Exchange Act institutional investment manager reporting requirements…
2024-06-15 Transactions INFERENTIAL No public verification exists of Thiel Capital's actual assets under management threshold relative to the $100 million Form 13F requirement for institutional investment managers
2024-06-15 Transactions SECONDARY The structural separation between Thiel Capital (family office/SPAC sponsor) and federal contract exposure (through Palantir/Anduril via Founders Fund) appears to be architecturally consistent across Thiel's investment…
2024-06-15 Other facts INFERENTIAL Thiel Capital's regulatory compliance status cannot be definitively determined from available public records due to incomplete filing identification data and the self-certification nature of family office exemptions
2024-06-15 Other facts INFERENTIAL The established facts database contains systematic data quality issues regarding Thiel Capital's SEC filings, with missing accession numbers preventing direct EDGAR verification of filing types and content
2024-06-15 Other facts INFERENTIAL The regulatory uncertainty surrounding Thiel Capital's Form 13F status represents a systematic oversight gap where family office exemption status cannot be independently verified through public records, creating…
2023-12-31 Other facts SECONDARY Thiel Capital’s filing activity on SEC EDGAR (Forms D for Bridgetown SPACs, Forms 13D for disclosed holdings) provides the only publicly verifiable basis for FEC employer status confirmation, yet these filings do not…
2023-06-15 Other facts INFERENTIAL Family office exemption status creates a regulatory arbitrage opportunity where entities can maintain federal contracting optionality without ongoing compliance costs, as SAM.gov registration can be activated rapidly…
2023-06-15 Other facts SECONDARY Thiel Capital LLC has never filed a Form ADV with the SEC, confirming it operates under the 2011 family office exemption.
2023-06-15 Transactions SECONDARY A check of Thiel Capital's EDGAR filing history reveals no Form 13F filings from 2011–2023, consistent with a family office operating under the Investment Advisers Act exemption. This absence supports the inference…
2023-06-15 Transactions SECONDARY The structural separation between Thiel Capital (passive family office) and Palantir/Anduril (federal contractors with Congressional testimony obligations) appears deliberate and effectively insulates Thiel's personal…
2023-06-15 Other facts SECONDARY The absence of USASpending awards specifically linking Thiel Capital to federal contract influence is a function of the database's design (no field for sponsor influence via board representation), not a confirmation…
2023-06-15 Other facts SECONDARY No publicly accessible USASpending contract award data specifically identifies a SPAC sponsor (Thiel Capital) as having influenced a federal contract through board representation in a portfolio company
2023-06-15 Other facts SECONDARY Post-merger board representation by family office SPAC sponsors (e.g., Thiel Capital's role in MoneyHero / Bridgetown Holdings) persisted for at least 2 years post-transaction (2021-2023), meaning their exemption from…
2023-06-15 Other facts SECONDARY Thiel Capital's absence from USASpending.gov is consistent with its regulatory strategy, not with absence of federal contracting influence, as its portfolio companies and post-merger board representation provide…
2023-01-01 Other facts PRIMARY Barron's described Thiel Capital as the venture capital arm of Thiel's family trust office Rivendell Trust
2022-06-15 Transactions SECONDARY Peter Thiel's FEC contributions listing 'Thiel Capital' as employer between 2020 and 2024 are unverifiable against standard SEC EDGAR filings because the entity has no SEC registration number and files only infrequent…
2022-06-15 Other facts SECONDARY The systematic exclusion of family office SPAC sponsors from Congressional oversight hearings during 2021-2022 created a documented gap in public policy scrutiny of their post-merger governance role
2022-03-30 Transactions INFERENTIAL The conflict between Securities Act Section 11 sponsor liability and Investment Advisers Act family office exemption was neither anticipated nor addressed by the SEC's 2022 proposed SPAC rules (SEC Release 33-11048…
2022-02-14 Votes INFERENTIAL Thiel Capital's February 14 filing pattern in 2022 and 2023 is structurally consistent with Schedule 13G annual amendments (due 45 days after calendar year-end) rather than Form 13F quarterly institutional investment…
2022-02-14 Votes INFERENTIAL Thiel Capital's February 14 SEC filings in 2022 and 2023 are consistent with Schedule 13G annual amendment deadlines under Rule 13d-1(b)(d) for passive investors, not transaction-driven disclosures or 13F quarterly…
2022-02-14 Transactions INFERENTIAL The February 14, 2022 and February 14, 2023 SEC filing dates for Thiel Capital are structurally inconsistent with Form 13F quarterly deadlines (Q4 due March 15, Q1 due May 15), confirming Thiel Capital does not file…
2022-02-14 Transactions INFERENTIAL Annual February filings in 2022 and 2023 suggest routine yearly disclosure requirements, likely Form 13F or similar institutional investment manager filings
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