This Capital Markets Risk Disclosure is provided by Farah Capital LLC (“Farah Capital,” “we,” “our,” or “us”) to inform our clients, prospective clients, and website visitors of the risks generally associated with fundraising, private capital markets, and investment in private securities. This disclosure is intended for educational and informational purposes and is provided in the context of Farah Capital's role as a strategic advisory firm that works with sponsors, developers, investment funds, and founders preparing to raise capital.

This disclosure is not intended as investment advice, legal advice, financial advice, or tax advice. All parties are strongly advised to seek independent legal, financial, tax, and accounting counsel before making any investment, fundraising, or business decisions.

1. Role of Farah Capital
Farah Capital LLC, operating as Farah Capital, is a private-capital advisory firm that provides strategic guidance, fundraising education, and advisory support to operating companies, real estate sponsors and developers, investment funds, and other businesses. We are not a registered broker-dealer, placement agent, finder, investment advisor, legal advisor, tax advisor, or financial institution. We do not sell, offer, or negotiate securities, facilitate securities transactions, make introductions to investors, hold or handle investor funds, manage investment transactions, or provide investment recommendations. Our compensation is structured exclusively as flat advisory fees and is not contingent upon, tied to, or calculated based on the outcome of any fundraising transaction, capital raise, or investment. Farah Capital does not participate in, intermediate, or facilitate any securities transaction. Our services are limited to advising founders on fundraising strategy, positioning, materials preparation, and process management.

Certain services that may complement or supplement Farah Capital's advisory work, including investor introductions, may be provided by independent third-party service providers under their own separate agreements with the client. Such providers are not affiliated with, controlled by, or compensated by Farah Capital, and their services are not included in or governed by Farah Capital's Engagement Agreement. Farah Capital is not responsible for the actions, decisions, representations, or omissions of any such third-party service provider.

2. No Guarantee of Results
There is no assurance that any fundraising effort, capital raise, offering, or investment opportunity will result in successful capital raising, a financial return, or any particular business outcome. Past performance, examples, case studies, testimonials, or metrics referenced on this website or in Farah Capital's communications are not indicative of future results. Each fundraising effort and each investment opportunity carries its own set of risks, which must be evaluated independently. Farah Capital does not guarantee any specific fundraising outcome, investor interest, capital commitment, or financial result. Many early-stage fundraising efforts do not result in a successful capital raise, and some founders may not raise any capital at all.

3. Risks of Fundraising and Private Securities
Clients of Farah Capital are typically founders, real estate sponsors and developers, and investment funds seeking to raise private capital. The following risks are generally associated with fundraising and private securities transactions and are provided here for educational purposes to help our clients understand the landscape in which they and their prospective investors operate.

Illiquidity and Loss of Capital
Private securities and investment opportunities are typically illiquid. Investors in companies may not be able to sell or transfer their interests and may not recover their invested capital. Investments in early-stage companies are highly speculative and carry a substantial risk of complete loss.

Unregistered Securities
The securities associated with early-stage capital raises are generally not registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and are not publicly traded on any national securities exchange. Such securities are typically offered under exemptions from registration, including Regulation D under the Securities Act of 1933. Unregistered securities may not be subject to the same regulatory scrutiny, disclosure requirements, or investor protections as publicly traded securities.

No FDIC Insurance or Government Guarantee
Investments in private securities are not insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) or any other government agency. They are not guaranteed by any party, including Farah Capital, and may lose some or all of their value.

Accredited Investor Requirements
Many private securities offerings are limited to accredited investors as defined by Rule 501 of Regulation D under the Securities Act of 1933, or to qualified purchasers under the Investment Company Act of 1940. It is the sole responsibility of each investor to determine their eligibility and financial suitability before participating in any offering. Farah Capital does not verify investor accreditation status or suitability.

Regulatory Risk
Early-stage capital raises are subject to federal and state securities laws and regulations, which may change over time. Changes in law, regulation, or regulatory interpretation may adversely affect the ability of issuers to raise capital, the terms on which capital is raised, or the rights of investors. Founders and investors should consult with their own legal counsel regarding applicable regulatory requirements.

Valuation Risk
Early-stage companies are inherently difficult to value. Valuations used in fundraising may be based on assumptions, projections, or comparable transactions that may not reflect actual market conditions or future performance. There is no guarantee that any valuation used in a fundraising effort will prove to be accurate or that the company will achieve the financial performance implied by its valuation.

Dilution Risk
Founders and early investors in early-stage companies may experience significant dilution as the company raises additional capital in subsequent rounds. The terms of future financings may include preferences, protections, or conversion rights that dilute the economic interests or governance rights of earlier investors.

Business Risk
Early-stage companies face significant risks related to product development, market adoption, competition, regulatory compliance, team execution, cash flow management, and numerous other factors. The majority of early-stage companies fail, and there is no guarantee that any company advised by Farah Capital will succeed as a business, regardless of the outcome of its fundraising effort.

4. Due Diligence
Farah Capital strongly encourages all parties — founders, investors, and any other participants in the capital-raising process — to conduct their own thorough and independent due diligence prior to making any investment, fundraising, or business decisions. Farah Capital does not independently verify, audit, or guarantee the accuracy of any financials, claims, projections, representations, or materials provided by clients, issuers, investors, or any third party. Participation in any fundraising effort or investment should be based on a complete and independent review of all relevant offering documents, financial statements, legal agreements, and other disclosures, and on the advice of qualified legal, financial, and tax professionals.

5. No Responsibility for Third-Party Actions or Decisions
Farah Capital is not responsible for the actions, decisions, representations, or omissions of any third party, including but not limited to investors, venture capital firms, angel investors, family offices, accelerators, incubators, independent service providers, legal counsel, financial advisors, accountants, or any other person or entity. Farah Capital does not endorse, recommend, or guarantee any investor, investment fund, accelerator, service provider, or other third party referenced on this website or in our communications. References to third-party organizations or individuals do not constitute endorsements by those parties or endorsements of those parties by Farah Capital.

Farah Capital does not verify the credentials, financial condition, or suitability of any investor or third party. Founders are solely responsible for conducting their own due diligence on any investor or partner they engage with, regardless of how the connection was made.

6. Forward-Looking Statements
Certain content on this website or in our communications may contain forward-looking statements that reflect current expectations, projections, or beliefs about future events, performance, or results. These statements are inherently uncertain, involve known and unknown risks, and actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied. Forward-looking statements should not be relied upon as predictions of future outcomes. Farah Capital assumes no obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements.

7. Relationship to Other Policies
This Capital Markets Risk Disclosure supplements and should be read together with our Terms of Service, Privacy Policy, Disclaimer, and Engagement and Fulfillment Policy, each of which is available through the links at the bottom of this page. In the event of any conflict between this disclosure and the Terms of Service, the Terms of Service shall control.

8. Changes to This Disclosure
Farah Capital reserves the right to update or modify this disclosure at any time. When changes are made, we will revise the effective date at the top of this page. Your continued use of the website after any updates constitutes acceptance of the revised disclosure.

9. Contact
If you have questions about this disclosure or would like clarification on any content presented through our materials, please contact us at:

Farah Capital, LLC
Email: support@farahcap.com
Website: www.farahcap.com