This document provides information about Roux Capital, a Paris-based advisor focused on private equity primary and secondary assignments in Europe. It summarizes Roux Capital's services in primary fund placements, secondary transactions, and the experience of its founder François Roux in private equity and mergers and acquisitions.
Kamini Naidoo, Portfolio Manager for Alternative Investments at Momentum Investments, unpacks hedge funds. She explains that it is suitable for people who want something that is not catered for with the usual investment mandates.
The Colvert/Harvey Group provides personalized investment management through their portfolio management program. They offer four portfolio types (fixed income, conservative, moderate, and aggressive) that differ in their risk tolerance and growth objectives. Their investment approach analyzes market conditions and utilizes ETFs and mutual funds to construct strategic long-term and tactical short-term portions of client portfolios. The group leverages the global resources of UBS to inform their portfolio decisions and provide high-quality research and tools to support customized portfolio management.
The Colvert/Harvey Group provides personalized investment management through customized portfolios tailored to individual client needs and risk tolerances. They offer four portfolio types (fixed income, conservative, moderate, and aggressive) that vary in investment strategy and asset allocation. Through the UBS Portfolio Management Program, clients receive discretionary portfolio management and access to extensive global research resources to inform investment decisions.
Kingdom Ridge Capital's Hedge Fund Overviewingdomyuiot6
Basic & very brief talking point overview of hedge funds (created by Kingdom Ridge Capital) for a somewhat advanced audience (say college students) that are interested in a quick primer on hedge funds.
The document discusses various tax considerations for hedge funds related to capital contributions, capital withdrawals, and the treatment of partners as investors, traders or dealers. It covers the tax treatment of contributions under section 721, distributions under section 731, mandatory basis adjustments under sections 734 and 743, and the key distinctions between traders, dealers and investors.
Altavista Wealth Management provides comprehensive wealth management services through an SEC registered investment advisory firm and trust services in association with a nationally chartered bank. They offer personalized financial planning, portfolio management, and trust administration. Their goal is to help clients achieve their financial objectives through customized strategies while maintaining independence and unbiased advice.
This document provides an overview of Mashreq's treasury and capital markets services including rates and structured solutions, asset management, corporate FX services, equity derivatives, and why Mashreq. It describes Mashreq as the largest privately owned bank in the UAE and outlines the various products and services offered across treasury, investment banking, and capital markets.
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The document discusses marketing funds in Singapore and the United States. It provides an overview of the landscape for raising capital in Singapore, including the types of institutional investors and common exemptions from marketing restrictions. It then examines options for exemptions when marketing to institutional and accredited investors in Singapore, including through a registered prospectus or private placements. The document also reviews options for non-U.S. managers to access the U.S. market, such as through UCITS/SICAV funds, registered mutual funds or ETFs, or non-registered funds for accredited investors. It analyzes distribution options like using a third-party marketing firm or building an internal sales force registered with a U.S. broker-dealer.
Kamini Naidoo, Portfolio Manager for Alternative Investments at Momentum Investments, unpacks hedge funds. She explains that it is suitable for people who want something that is not catered for with the usual investment mandates.
The Colvert/Harvey Group provides personalized investment management through their portfolio management program. They offer four portfolio types (fixed income, conservative, moderate, and aggressive) that differ in their risk tolerance and growth objectives. Their investment approach analyzes market conditions and utilizes ETFs and mutual funds to construct strategic long-term and tactical short-term portions of client portfolios. The group leverages the global resources of UBS to inform their portfolio decisions and provide high-quality research and tools to support customized portfolio management.
The Colvert/Harvey Group provides personalized investment management through customized portfolios tailored to individual client needs and risk tolerances. They offer four portfolio types (fixed income, conservative, moderate, and aggressive) that vary in investment strategy and asset allocation. Through the UBS Portfolio Management Program, clients receive discretionary portfolio management and access to extensive global research resources to inform investment decisions.
Kingdom Ridge Capital's Hedge Fund Overviewingdomyuiot6
Basic & very brief talking point overview of hedge funds (created by Kingdom Ridge Capital) for a somewhat advanced audience (say college students) that are interested in a quick primer on hedge funds.
The document discusses various tax considerations for hedge funds related to capital contributions, capital withdrawals, and the treatment of partners as investors, traders or dealers. It covers the tax treatment of contributions under section 721, distributions under section 731, mandatory basis adjustments under sections 734 and 743, and the key distinctions between traders, dealers and investors.
Altavista Wealth Management provides comprehensive wealth management services through an SEC registered investment advisory firm and trust services in association with a nationally chartered bank. They offer personalized financial planning, portfolio management, and trust administration. Their goal is to help clients achieve their financial objectives through customized strategies while maintaining independence and unbiased advice.
This document provides an overview of Mashreq's treasury and capital markets services including rates and structured solutions, asset management, corporate FX services, equity derivatives, and why Mashreq. It describes Mashreq as the largest privately owned bank in the UAE and outlines the various products and services offered across treasury, investment banking, and capital markets.
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The document discusses marketing funds in Singapore and the United States. It provides an overview of the landscape for raising capital in Singapore, including the types of institutional investors and common exemptions from marketing restrictions. It then examines options for exemptions when marketing to institutional and accredited investors in Singapore, including through a registered prospectus or private placements. The document also reviews options for non-U.S. managers to access the U.S. market, such as through UCITS/SICAV funds, registered mutual funds or ETFs, or non-registered funds for accredited investors. It analyzes distribution options like using a third-party marketing firm or building an internal sales force registered with a U.S. broker-dealer.
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The document discusses marketing funds in Singapore and the United States. It provides an overview of the landscape for raising capital in Singapore, including the major exemptions for marketing restrictions. These include exemptions for registered prospectuses, small offers, private placements, and accredited investors. It also discusses options for registering restricted foreign schemes in Singapore. For the US market, the document summarizes products like UCITS/SICAVs funds and registered/non-registered funds, as well as distribution options such as using a third party, building an internal sales force, or establishing a proprietary broker-dealer. Compliance with regulations is key to success in the US market.
Managing A Hedge Fund: Marketing To Investors & Raising CapitalTyra Jeffries
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This document discusses Ponzi schemes, how they work, and efforts to curb them. It defines a Ponzi scheme as a fraudulent investing scam that pays returns to early investors through funds obtained from newer investors. The schemes often collapse when new investor money slows down. Notable red flags include unrealistically high returns, unregistered investments, and inconsistent or unavailable account statements. The document also outlines the origins of Ponzi schemes through Charles Ponzi in the 1920s. Finally, it discusses the Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes Bill, 2018 introduced by the Indian government to regulate deposits and impose jail time for Ponzi scheme operators.
Knight Capital Group is a global financial services firm headquartered in New Jersey with over 1,000 employees. It operates in global markets, asset management, and corporate divisions. As a market maker and liquidity provider, Knight trades over 13 billion shares per day and has the largest market share of any U.S. exchange. While Knight saw revenue and earnings growth in 2009, its asset management subsidiary Deephaven produced losses due to market conditions. Knight aims to expand its customer base internationally through new offices in Asia and Europe.
This paper discusses how institutional-quality hedge funds possess a much greater risk/reward pay off then the leading liquid alternative funds can offer.
This document provides an overview of key topics related to the taxation of hedge funds, including:
1) Definitions of hedge funds and how they differ from mutual funds in terms of diversification requirements, qualifying income rules, and minimum investments.
2) Common hedge fund investment strategies like equity long/short, short selling, and various arbitrage strategies.
3) Forms of entity structure for hedge funds and how this impacts tax treatment, including partnerships, LLCs, and offshore corporations.
4) Compensation structures for hedge fund managers including asset-based fees and incentive-based carried interest.
This document provides an overview of Gibraltar Asset Management Limited (GAM), including its history, regulation, memberships, independence, organization, security of client assets, client reporting, and services. GAM offers execution-only, advisory, and discretionary investment management services. For discretionary clients, GAM constructs model portfolios using equities, special situations, commodities, and fixed interest securities. Equities are selected based on factors like low debt, earnings visibility, dividends, value, and simplicity. Special situations seeks short-term anomalies, and commodities provide diversification benefits.
Unit trusts allow investors to pool their money into a single fund which is then professionally managed. The fund manager invests the pooled money into a variety of securities and assets. Individual investors purchase units in the fund, becoming beneficial owners of the assets in proportion to the number of units they hold. A trust deed governs the roles of the trustee, who holds the legal title to the assets, and the fund manager, who manages the investments and makes decisions on behalf of unit holders.
Corporate Structuring and Fundraising for Single Purpose VehiclesRiveles Wahab LLP
What do securities syndications and fundraising for real estate, restaurant ventures, film ventures, theme parks and a variety other project finance opportunities have in common?
The answer is simply the often overlooked and misunderstood “SPV.” Essentially, the SPV or “Single Purpose Vehicle” is an entity that is structured to take in investor monies towards funding a singular dedicated project or opportunity. Indeed, a great majority of real estate finance projects, and a variety of other project finance opportunities essential to the U.S. economy, are at least partly funded by SPVs. Furthermore, with the advent of crowdfunding and “general solicitation” under the JOBS Act, the SPV’s role in financing a variety of projects and operating companies cannot be overstated.
DealPoint Merrill provides concise summaries of investment opportunities in 3 sentences or less:
DealPoint Merrill specializes in acquiring undervalued real estate assets and implementing value-added strategies like redevelopment and adaptive reuse to generate returns. They focus on multi-tenant retail properties, apartments, and self-storage facilities that can be purchased below replacement cost and stabilized within 3 to 5 years. DealPoint Merrill aims to protect investor capital through conservative investment strategies while also achieving strong risk-adjusted returns.
This document provides an overview of Madison Street Capital and its services. It summarizes Madison Street Capital's expertise in areas such as mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, valuation services, and financial restructuring. It also outlines Madison Street Capital's transaction process, including qualifying investment partners, conducting due diligence, and negotiating deals. The document highlights Madison Street Capital's focus on the middle market and experience handling a wide range of transactions across different industries.
Hunter Hammond Daniel Associates is an independent financial advisory firm that provides investment and pension advice. They have introduced a new core investment proposition that involves outsourcing fund selection and portfolio management to expert organizations like Ibbotson Associates and Old Broad Street Research. Their proposition involves a 6 step process: 1) Meeting with clients, 2) Risk assessment, 3) Asset allocation, 4) Portfolio construction, 5) Use of a wrap platform, and 6) Regular reviews and rebalancing. They offer three client service packages depending on portfolio size that provide varying levels of support and reviews.
This document provides an overview of Islamic investment funds. It begins by defining investment funds and unit trusts. It notes that investment funds can take the form of mudharabah or wakalah contracts. The document then discusses the classification of investment funds as either open-ended or close-ended. It provides examples of different types of funds categorized by investment portfolio, including equity funds, fixed income funds, money market funds, balanced funds, Islamic funds, sukuk funds, real estate investment trust funds, and exchange traded funds. The key differences between Islamic and conventional funds and how a unit trust works are also summarized.
The document discusses indirect investing through mutual funds. It explains that mutual funds allow investors to achieve diversification and manage risk by investing in a portfolio of various securities. The document then outlines the two main types of investment companies - closed-end funds which have a fixed number of shares, and open-end funds where the number of shares outstanding can fluctuate daily depending on purchases and redemptions. It also discusses different types of mutual funds including money market funds, stock funds, bond funds and international funds.
The document is a company presentation for ATENA CAPITAL, which provides mergers and acquisitions (M&A) advisory services for mid-sized companies. It summarizes that (1) the M&A market is very competitive and difficult for mid-caps due to lack of advisory options, (2) ATENA CAPITAL aims to fill this need by partnering with clients to advise on strategic and financial M&A transactions, and (3) they offer 5 advisory services and have experience working with a range of clients.
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH WEST LONDON
PURCHASING BELOW MARKET VALUE AND ADDING VALUE THROUGH REFURBISHMENT, REDEVELOPMENT AND ACTIVE MANAGEMENT
This document discusses UBS's strategic asset allocation (SAA) methodology and portfolios. It begins by defining SAAs as the backbone of long-term investment portfolios that structure assets across classes to match risk tolerance and objectives. It then describes the quantitative and qualitative process used to construct SAAs, which involves estimating long-term returns, volatility and correlations across asset classes based on historical data and expert opinions. Finally, it provides details on UBS's SAA construction approach, which aims to optimize risk-adjusted returns through international diversification across traditional liquid asset classes.
- Helford Capital Partners LLP is an investment management firm based in London that was launched in 2013 and is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
- The firm manages the Helford Global I Fund, a systematic trend-following strategy across equities, rates, FX and commodities using proprietary quantitative models.
- Risk management is a key part of the investment process, with trade sizing determined by volatility and a VaR-based methodology employed to measure risk.
The document describes BPCE_LIVRAISON, an eZPublish extension that allows for deploying patches to eZPublish websites hosted on segmented networks with multiple third party companies. The extension addresses the need for a standardized process to package patches and deploy them across different environments. It provides a configuration to define environments, SVN settings, and a two step process to create patches by comparing SVN tags and deploying them which handles backup, file deployment, rights management and configuration updates. The goal is to provide a safer and standardized way to deploy patches while minimizing production errors.
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The document discusses marketing funds in Singapore and the United States. It provides an overview of the landscape for raising capital in Singapore, including the major exemptions for marketing restrictions. These include exemptions for registered prospectuses, small offers, private placements, and accredited investors. It also discusses options for registering restricted foreign schemes in Singapore. For the US market, the document summarizes products like UCITS/SICAVs funds and registered/non-registered funds, as well as distribution options such as using a third party, building an internal sales force, or establishing a proprietary broker-dealer. Compliance with regulations is key to success in the US market.
Managing A Hedge Fund: Marketing To Investors & Raising CapitalTyra Jeffries
Start Marketing Your Hedge Fund To Investors and Raising Capital with these tips and tricks. Begin to create a sophisticated Investor Relations program today!
This document discusses Ponzi schemes, how they work, and efforts to curb them. It defines a Ponzi scheme as a fraudulent investing scam that pays returns to early investors through funds obtained from newer investors. The schemes often collapse when new investor money slows down. Notable red flags include unrealistically high returns, unregistered investments, and inconsistent or unavailable account statements. The document also outlines the origins of Ponzi schemes through Charles Ponzi in the 1920s. Finally, it discusses the Banning of Unregulated Deposit Schemes Bill, 2018 introduced by the Indian government to regulate deposits and impose jail time for Ponzi scheme operators.
Knight Capital Group is a global financial services firm headquartered in New Jersey with over 1,000 employees. It operates in global markets, asset management, and corporate divisions. As a market maker and liquidity provider, Knight trades over 13 billion shares per day and has the largest market share of any U.S. exchange. While Knight saw revenue and earnings growth in 2009, its asset management subsidiary Deephaven produced losses due to market conditions. Knight aims to expand its customer base internationally through new offices in Asia and Europe.
This paper discusses how institutional-quality hedge funds possess a much greater risk/reward pay off then the leading liquid alternative funds can offer.
This document provides an overview of key topics related to the taxation of hedge funds, including:
1) Definitions of hedge funds and how they differ from mutual funds in terms of diversification requirements, qualifying income rules, and minimum investments.
2) Common hedge fund investment strategies like equity long/short, short selling, and various arbitrage strategies.
3) Forms of entity structure for hedge funds and how this impacts tax treatment, including partnerships, LLCs, and offshore corporations.
4) Compensation structures for hedge fund managers including asset-based fees and incentive-based carried interest.
This document provides an overview of Gibraltar Asset Management Limited (GAM), including its history, regulation, memberships, independence, organization, security of client assets, client reporting, and services. GAM offers execution-only, advisory, and discretionary investment management services. For discretionary clients, GAM constructs model portfolios using equities, special situations, commodities, and fixed interest securities. Equities are selected based on factors like low debt, earnings visibility, dividends, value, and simplicity. Special situations seeks short-term anomalies, and commodities provide diversification benefits.
Unit trusts allow investors to pool their money into a single fund which is then professionally managed. The fund manager invests the pooled money into a variety of securities and assets. Individual investors purchase units in the fund, becoming beneficial owners of the assets in proportion to the number of units they hold. A trust deed governs the roles of the trustee, who holds the legal title to the assets, and the fund manager, who manages the investments and makes decisions on behalf of unit holders.
Corporate Structuring and Fundraising for Single Purpose VehiclesRiveles Wahab LLP
What do securities syndications and fundraising for real estate, restaurant ventures, film ventures, theme parks and a variety other project finance opportunities have in common?
The answer is simply the often overlooked and misunderstood “SPV.” Essentially, the SPV or “Single Purpose Vehicle” is an entity that is structured to take in investor monies towards funding a singular dedicated project or opportunity. Indeed, a great majority of real estate finance projects, and a variety of other project finance opportunities essential to the U.S. economy, are at least partly funded by SPVs. Furthermore, with the advent of crowdfunding and “general solicitation” under the JOBS Act, the SPV’s role in financing a variety of projects and operating companies cannot be overstated.
DealPoint Merrill provides concise summaries of investment opportunities in 3 sentences or less:
DealPoint Merrill specializes in acquiring undervalued real estate assets and implementing value-added strategies like redevelopment and adaptive reuse to generate returns. They focus on multi-tenant retail properties, apartments, and self-storage facilities that can be purchased below replacement cost and stabilized within 3 to 5 years. DealPoint Merrill aims to protect investor capital through conservative investment strategies while also achieving strong risk-adjusted returns.
This document provides an overview of Madison Street Capital and its services. It summarizes Madison Street Capital's expertise in areas such as mergers and acquisitions, capital raising, valuation services, and financial restructuring. It also outlines Madison Street Capital's transaction process, including qualifying investment partners, conducting due diligence, and negotiating deals. The document highlights Madison Street Capital's focus on the middle market and experience handling a wide range of transactions across different industries.
Hunter Hammond Daniel Associates is an independent financial advisory firm that provides investment and pension advice. They have introduced a new core investment proposition that involves outsourcing fund selection and portfolio management to expert organizations like Ibbotson Associates and Old Broad Street Research. Their proposition involves a 6 step process: 1) Meeting with clients, 2) Risk assessment, 3) Asset allocation, 4) Portfolio construction, 5) Use of a wrap platform, and 6) Regular reviews and rebalancing. They offer three client service packages depending on portfolio size that provide varying levels of support and reviews.
This document provides an overview of Islamic investment funds. It begins by defining investment funds and unit trusts. It notes that investment funds can take the form of mudharabah or wakalah contracts. The document then discusses the classification of investment funds as either open-ended or close-ended. It provides examples of different types of funds categorized by investment portfolio, including equity funds, fixed income funds, money market funds, balanced funds, Islamic funds, sukuk funds, real estate investment trust funds, and exchange traded funds. The key differences between Islamic and conventional funds and how a unit trust works are also summarized.
The document discusses indirect investing through mutual funds. It explains that mutual funds allow investors to achieve diversification and manage risk by investing in a portfolio of various securities. The document then outlines the two main types of investment companies - closed-end funds which have a fixed number of shares, and open-end funds where the number of shares outstanding can fluctuate daily depending on purchases and redemptions. It also discusses different types of mutual funds including money market funds, stock funds, bond funds and international funds.
The document is a company presentation for ATENA CAPITAL, which provides mergers and acquisitions (M&A) advisory services for mid-sized companies. It summarizes that (1) the M&A market is very competitive and difficult for mid-caps due to lack of advisory options, (2) ATENA CAPITAL aims to fill this need by partnering with clients to advise on strategic and financial M&A transactions, and (3) they offer 5 advisory services and have experience working with a range of clients.
RESIDENTIAL PROPERTIES IN CENTRAL AND SOUTH WEST LONDON
PURCHASING BELOW MARKET VALUE AND ADDING VALUE THROUGH REFURBISHMENT, REDEVELOPMENT AND ACTIVE MANAGEMENT
This document discusses UBS's strategic asset allocation (SAA) methodology and portfolios. It begins by defining SAAs as the backbone of long-term investment portfolios that structure assets across classes to match risk tolerance and objectives. It then describes the quantitative and qualitative process used to construct SAAs, which involves estimating long-term returns, volatility and correlations across asset classes based on historical data and expert opinions. Finally, it provides details on UBS's SAA construction approach, which aims to optimize risk-adjusted returns through international diversification across traditional liquid asset classes.
- Helford Capital Partners LLP is an investment management firm based in London that was launched in 2013 and is authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
- The firm manages the Helford Global I Fund, a systematic trend-following strategy across equities, rates, FX and commodities using proprietary quantitative models.
- Risk management is a key part of the investment process, with trade sizing determined by volatility and a VaR-based methodology employed to measure risk.
The document describes BPCE_LIVRAISON, an eZPublish extension that allows for deploying patches to eZPublish websites hosted on segmented networks with multiple third party companies. The extension addresses the need for a standardized process to package patches and deploy them across different environments. It provides a configuration to define environments, SVN settings, and a two step process to create patches by comparing SVN tags and deploying them which handles backup, file deployment, rights management and configuration updates. The goal is to provide a safer and standardized way to deploy patches while minimizing production errors.
Permohonan izin untuk mempublikasikan artikel jurnal yang berjudul "Perbedaan Hasil Belajar Standar Kompetensi Memahami Dasar-Dasar Elektronika Dengan Menggunakan Metode Pembelajaran Contextual Teaching and Learning (CTL) dan Menggunakan Metode Ekspositori di SMK Negeri 34 Jakarta". Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui perbedaan hasil belajar siswa yang diajarkan dengan metode CTL dan metode ekspositori. Has
Permohonan izin mempublikasikan artikel jurnal yang berjudul "Perbedaan Hasil Belajar Standar Kompetensi Memahami Dasar-Dasar Elektronika Dengan Menggunakan Metode Pembelajaran Contextual Teaching and Learning (CTL) dan Menggunakan Metode Ekspositori di SMK Negeri 34 Jakarta". Artikel ini membandingkan hasil belajar siswa yang diajar menggunakan metode CTL dan metode ekspositori untuk mata pelajaran dasar-dasar ele
1. Penelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui hubungan antara minat belajar dengan hasil belajar siswa dalam mata pelajaran dasar kompetensi kejuruan menggunakan hasil pengukuran di SMK Negeri 5 Jakarta.
2. Hasil penelitian menunjukkan adanya hubungan positif antara minat belajar dan prestasi belajar siswa. Semakin tinggi minat belajar, semakin baik pula prestasi belajar yang dicapai siswa.
Economics101 - foilene til økonomi-kursettorqueville
Foilene til forelesningsserien "Verklighetsekonomi" av Klaus Bernpaintner, ved Ludwig von Mises-Instituttet i Sverige.
Forelesningene kan sees på
Fra beskrivelsen av forelesning: "Under fyra föreläsningar går vi igenom grundläggande principer som förklarar stora och små skeenden i det mänskliga samspel som kallas ekonomi.
De fyra föreläsningarna har delats upp i:
1. Klassisk ekonomi och ekonomisk historia
2. Österrikisk ekonomi
3. Monetär ekonomi
4. Interventionistisk ekonomi
Kursen skiljer sig från vanliga ekonomikurser både till uppbyggnad och innehåll. Den utgår från ett fåtal intuitiva principer, för att stegvis och med logiska resonemang bygga upp komplexiteten i den moderna ekonomin.
Inga specifika förkunskaper behövs, men det annorlunda upplägget ger både den ekonomiske nybörjaren och den som läst ekonomi utbyte från första lektionen. Föreläsaren garanterar att dessa fyra lektioner kommer ge den aktive deltagaren större insikt i verklighetens ekonomi än ekonomiprogrammen på universitet eller handelshögskola. Miniräknare medtages ej.
För mer information och kompletterande material, se http://www.mises.se/econ101/
I rarely have a conversation these days where the topic of financing doesn’t arise as a serious concern for my clients. When the economy is robust, and the
capital markets are frothy, financing a commercial real estate transaction is a relatively simple matter. However during today’s recessionary times, the
commercial capital markets are severely constrained. Not only is the supply of capital tight, but the demand may be near all time highs as well. Depending on which industry source you quote there is between $150 and $200 billion dollars of CMBS debt maturing in...
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Investing in private real estate offers a compelling alternative to direct property investment. For investors seeking portfolio diversification and higher returns, private real estate can check off all the boxes.
It’s true, there is a higher risk involved. However, you can offset these risks if you have a deep understanding of the strategies to be employed and a keen eye for appraisal.
Eric Fleury is an investment advisor who aims to provide optimal wealth management solutions and help clients achieve financial independence through personalized services. His team takes time to understand each client's unique financial situation and provides recommendations to help clients grow and protect their wealth over the long term. The team applies a rigorous investment process that focuses on maximizing tax-efficient returns while managing risk.
The document discusses the challenges of financing commercial real estate projects in the current economic downturn. It notes that obtaining financing now requires savvy sponsors with solid projects, as liquidity in the capital markets is severely constrained. It provides an overview of the information needed to understand financing options and increase the odds of success, such as understanding different capital providers and how to structure financing to address operating considerations, rates, and exit options. The document emphasizes the importance of a comprehensive capital formation strategy and maximizing the use of structured finance solutions to improve leverage, efficiency, and costs.
FinCorp is an investment banking firm established in Egypt in 1998 that provides services including mergers and acquisitions, private placements, IPOs, corporate bonds, loans, business valuation, and portfolio management. It has relationships with similar firms globally. The document provides an overview of FinCorp, its services, experience in sectors like real estate and manufacturing, and profiles of its professionals.
B-Crown Advisors is an independent structured and corporate financial advisory firm founded by the former Royal Park Investments team. They provide advisory services in alternative finance, portfolio advisory, and debt restructuring. Their services include alternative funding sourcing, debt securitization, balance sheet management, portfolio monitoring and valuation, and litigation support. They aim to provide objective, independent, and tailored advice to their clients.
Mutual funds pool money from investors and invest it in a variety of securities like stocks, bonds, and money market instruments. The key advantages of mutual funds are diversification, professional management, liquidity, and affordability. Mutual funds charge various fees that can reduce returns over time. While diversification reduces risk, mutual funds are still subject to market volatility. Common types of mutual funds include equity funds, money market funds, hybrid/balanced funds, and debt funds.
The document provides an overview of the Emerald Diversified Fund of Funds. It aims to offer low volatility and solid, predictable returns through a diversified portfolio of non-correlated funds focused on areas like commodities trading, real estate, and structured credit. The fund of funds is based in Luxembourg and uses experienced service providers. It seeks to generate returns of 7-9% annually with limited exposure to market fluctuations by selecting managers with established track records in specialized sectors.
This document discusses factors that are important for successful buying and selling of distressed businesses. It notes that while the number of mid-market distressed sales in Europe has remained consistent, the average deal value has increased due to more buyers seeking distressed opportunities. However, the current M&A market remains challenging due to Brexit uncertainty, consumer spending concerns, and other issues. The document outlines eight key factors for successful distressed transactions: clear cash management and turnaround plans, robust business models and management teams, appropriate financing and structuring, and addressing employee and off-balance sheet asset issues. Experience with these factors is important for extracting value from distressed processes.
The document summarizes the discussions from an Opalesque Roundtable event in London that addressed various topics related to hedge funds and alternative investments after the Brexit vote.
1) UK equity hedge funds were not well positioned for a Brexit vote and are now reconsidering their positioning given the possibility of a UK recession. Strategies discussed included being short on UK domestic stocks and long on global winners based in the UK.
2) Investors are rethinking their hedge fund allocations in light of market uncertainty and fee levels. While some strategies have performed well recently, others have struggled, leading investors to question their manager selection processes.
3) Liquidity constraints are pushing some managers away from less liquid strategies even if
The document summarizes the discussions from an Opalesque Roundtable event in London that took place in early July 2016. The roundtable included hedge fund professionals from firms like HSBC, Man Group, Schroders, Lutetia Capital, Eurex, and Societe Generale.
Key topics discussed included:
- How UK equity hedge funds were positioned going into the Brexit vote and their strategies in the aftermath.
- Views on the potential long-term risks of Brexit for UK-based hedge funds.
- Challenges of investing in hedge funds via small teams and different fund structures.
- Competition between fundamental equity managers and quant funds.
- Issues around hedge fund fees, capacity
Study on Mutual Fund is the Better Investment PlanProjects Kart
Mutual funds have become a hot favorite of millions of people all over the world. The driving force of mutual fund is the ‘safety of the principal’ guaranteed, plus the added advantage of capital appreciation together with the income earned in the form of interest or dividend. People prefer Mutual Funds to bank deposits, life insurance and even bond because with a little money, they can get into the investment game. One can own string blue chips like ITC, TISCO, Reliance etc., through mutual funds. Thus, mutual funds act as a gateway to enter into big companies hitherto inaccessible to an ordinary investor with his small investment.
Loofbourrow Associates is a private investment banking firm that provides corporate finance services including mergers and acquisitions, private placements of debt and equity, and financial advisory services. It focuses on middle-market companies and transactions ranging from $5 million to $500 million. The firm has deep experience in structuring and executing various types of transactions, including leveraged buyouts, management buyouts, and raising capital for growth, acquisitions, and other purposes. It maintains relationships with various financing sources to meet clients' capital needs.
This document provides information about L&S Advisors, Inc., an investment counseling firm. It summarizes the firm's services and investment philosophy. L&S Advisors offers active portfolio management aimed at delivering absolute returns. They manage risk over market performance and believe this approach can achieve greater success for clients. The firm is focused on fiduciary responsibility, asset protection, and positive returns in any market condition.
The document discusses portfolio management and Markowitz portfolio theory. It defines a portfolio as a combination of securities like stocks and bonds that are blended together to achieve optimal returns with minimum risk. Portfolio management aims to maximize returns and minimize risk through activities like monitoring performance, evaluating investments, and revising the portfolio. Markowitz portfolio theory introduced diversification to reduce unsystematic risk and developed algorithms to minimize portfolio risk by measuring the standard deviation of returns and considering the expected returns and covariances between securities. The theory assumes investors are risk-averse and can reduce risk by adding diversified investments to their portfolio.
Mutual funds offer investors diversification, professional management, and low costs. A mutual fund pools money from many investors and invests it in a portfolio of securities like stocks and bonds. The three main types of mutual funds are stock funds, bond funds, and money market funds, which invest in those asset classes. Stock funds have higher risk but also higher potential returns over the long run, while money market funds have very low risk but also lower returns. Bond funds provide regular income and are less volatile than stock funds but have more risk than money market funds. Mutual funds provide investors easy access to a diversified portfolio managed by professionals that would be difficult and costly to assemble individually.
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This document provides an overview of portfolio management. It discusses key concepts like portfolio construction, types of assets, and the portfolio management process. The main points are:
1) Portfolio construction involves setting objectives, defining a policy, applying a strategy, selecting assets, and assessing performance. The main asset classes are cash, bonds, equities, derivatives, and property.
2) Portfolio management deals with security analysis, portfolio analysis, selection, revision, and evaluation. The goal is to maximize returns for a given level of risk through diversification.
3) Derivatives like futures and options derive their value from underlying assets and allow investors to take long or short positions to profit from price movements.
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This document provides an overview of portfolio management. It begins with an introduction that defines portfolio management and discusses its key aspects like security analysis, portfolio construction, selection, and evaluation. It then discusses the steps in portfolio construction, including setting objectives, defining an investment policy, and applying a portfolio strategy. The next sections cover topics like types of assets, phases of portfolio management, and security and portfolio analysis. It concludes with a discussion of portfolio selection, revision, and evaluation. The overall summary emphasizes that portfolio management aims to maximize returns for a given risk level through diversification and balancing different asset classes.
HighTower Bethesda is a financial advisory firm founded in 2007 that provides wealth management services. It has over 50 advisor teams and 143 total advisors across 42 offices nationwide. HighTower uses a three-step process of analysis and planning, implementation and execution, and ongoing monitoring and management to provide clients with thoughtful financial guidance focused on generating risk-adjusted returns and meeting long-term objectives. The firm offers diversified portfolio solutions including stocks, bonds, alternatives, and customized strategies.
The document discusses issues general partners are facing as some limited partners default on capital commitments due to liquidity constraints from the economic downturn. It outlines steps general partners can take to avoid defaults, such as reducing commitment sizes, delaying capital calls, or facilitating secondary sales. If defaults do occur, general partners must carefully choose default remedies and consider ancillary impacts on the fund, like diversification rules, lender agreements, and insurance. The best approaches are proactively communicating with limited partners and having backup plans to ensure deals can still be completed.
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Roux Capital
Private Equity Primary & Secondary Advisory
Roux Capital Sarl is registered in France as Conseil en Investissements Financiers (Financial Investment Adviser) under ORIAS
number 13000599 on the national Registre Unique des Intermédiaires en Assurance, Banque et Finance and is a valid member
of ANACOFI-CIF, regulated by Autorité des Marchés Financiers.
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1. General Presentation
Roux Capital is a Paris-based independent execution-driven advisor exclusively focused on
Private Equity primary and secondary assignments in Europe. We cover all types of funds
globally in buyouts, infrastructure, real assets, real estate, mezzanine and private debt.
We can reach most public and private pension funds, insurance companies, family offices,
corporate investors, banks and funds of funds in Europe.
In our Primary assignments, we act as
placement agent for a select number of funds
seeking to deepen their investor relationships.
In our Secondary assignments, we manage
secondary transactions for investors requiring
liquidity for their limited partnership interests.
2. Fund Placement
Our purpose is to leverage our local presence selectively to help top-performing fund managers
expand their investors base and fundraise efficiently.
Market coverage
We have developed an extensive global
network of the most active Private Equity
investors in Europe. We maintain close
relationships with European pension funds,
insurance companies, wealth managers, family
offices and corporates.
We focus on a limited number of visible
assignments and strive to maintain our
granular and comprehensive market
coverage.
Local presence
We think best-in-class fund managers should
expand their investors base through placement
agents known for their strong local
presence. This is what our clients look after
when they solicit us.
We possess the appropriate ground level
market intelligence and operating flexibility to
organise well-targeted and locally focused
fundraising efforts and complement our clients'
existing investors base.
We enable our clients to monitor and influence all aspects of their fundraising process through
bespoke reporting and open discussion.
Preparation
1. Conduct thorough due diligence
2. Prepare placement documentation
3. Populate data room
4. Define appropriate reporting format
Marketing
8. Pre-qualify investors
9. Make introductions, organize meetings
10. Report investor feedback
11. Provide on-going market intelligence
Pre-marketing
5. Position investment opportunity
6. Identify main market challenges
7. Define fundraising process
Legal documentation
12. Identify best practices
13. Assist in negotiations with investors
14. Liaise with legal counsels
15. Enable prompt closing
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Private Equity possesses both the highest performance dispersion and the highest performance
persistence of all asset classes. This has implications for fundraising.
Performance dispersion and persistence
Private Equity continues to provide a larger
return opportunity than traditional asset
classes. It remains well placed to take
advantage of market inefficiencies and of
opportunities materialising ahead of public
markets. Interest alignment is better organised
than in publicly traded companies, and time
horizon is more serene to implement rewarding
long-term strategies.
However, Private Equity is illiquid and brings
little diversification to an existing public equity
exposure. It would be useless if it did not
possess, of all asset classes, both the highest
performance dispersion and the highest
performance persistence. This in turn leads
investors to pay attention to what makes
Private Equity a unique asset class:
• they use the asset class as a return
enhancer, not a risk diversifier
• they consider past performance as a
reliable predictor of future performance
and pay meticulous attention to
quantitative issues
• they have a bottom up approach.
Implications
The asset class's performance dispersion and
performance persistence has implications. To
fully integrate investors requirements, fund
managers must document their track record
and distribution capacity more acutely than in
the past:
• how much has ben effectively
distributed to date and how much is
expected during the course of the
fundraising?
• how much financial and operational
restructuring is required on unrealised
portfolios?
• to what extent can the fund manager
keep executing its strategy and deliver
corresponding performance in its next
fund?
3. Secondary Transfers
We believe secondary sellers can extract the highest value for their fund interests if they can
access the right buyers across the board.
Buyers universe
Much of what attracts sellers to Roux Capital is
our good coverage of the buyers universe. We
have served the buyers community for a long
time and have learned a lot about them.
We have identified most buyers' strategy,
appetite, pricing, and execution capacity. We
have developed a comprehensive mapping of
the secondary buyers landscape. We have
learned to target buyers efficiently. We can find
out which funds sell best and at what price in a
timely and reliable manner. As a consequence,
sellers in our transactions have experienced
better exit conditions.
No pricing models, only execution
We have established ourselves as an
execution-driven boutique focused on price
extraction and execution certainty. No
sophisticated pricing models, no statistics. Just
buyers’ binding offers, which must be well
targeted, prompt, valid, up-to-date, ready to be
compared, prioritised and executed.
We unbundle a portfolio of fund interests at the
individual fund level, identify the key value
drivers, and assess each individual fund’s
appeal to the market. We target the best
buyers for each fund.
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Value creation and execution certainty can be improved by adapting negotiation style to each
specific situation.
Negotiation style
We provide sell-side liquidity services for
Limited Partners seeking to dispose of their
interests in a fund, a portfolio of funds, or a
portfolio of direct investments.
We can organise large, open and competitive
auctions when sellers simply require price
maximisation.
We have developed the necessary reporting
tools to help our clients monitor and influence
the transaction process. We can also run
limited auctions or narrowly focused private
negotiations for sellers sensitive to discretion
and efficiency.
Our transactions can be global or bear more
specifically on European assets.
Mission scope
1. Undertake portfolio review
2. Articulate indicative valuations
3. Assess seller's liquidity options
4. Select potential buyers
5. Obtain GP's pre-approvals
6. Organise NDA signatures and populate data
room
7. Facilitate buyers' preliminary due diligence
8. Define format of non-binding expressions of
interest
9. Submit invitations to tender
10. Organise buyers' extensive due diligence
11. Solicit and select binding offers
12. Close Purchase & Sale Agreements
13. Ensure exercise of transfer rights by GPs and
LPs
14. Obtain GP consent and Assignment of
Interest Agreements
15. Follow payment of transaction consideration
About one third of all investors seek to participate in secondary transactions. Our purpose is to
take advantage of this situation on behalf of sellers.
Apparent illiquidity, effective liquidity
Private Equity offers a valuable combination of
limited liability and financial performance, but it
comes in the form of illiquid Limited
Partnership interests:
• the term of the partnership is set for
the long term
• interest transfer is subject to the GP’s
approval
• financial disclosure is succinct and
confidential
However, sellers can access a large pool of
secondary buyers provided by existing well
capitalised secondary funds and an influx of
buyers from the primary market with secondary
allocations.
Overall, about one third of all investors seek to
participate in secondary transactions. The
usual benefits associated with purchasing
secondary fund stakes all appear increasingly
attractive to most investors. They allow
secondary buyers to:
• capture certainty on underlying asset
quality
• exit rapidly and improve return on
capital
• complement existing portfolio and
increase focus on certain segments
over time.
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Strategic concerns
In certain transactions, pricing issues may be
superseded by other strategic concerns:
• timing and secrecy
• incapacity to disclose a loss
• participation in future portfolio
appreciation
• management company stability
• fund extension or recapitalization.
Fund restructuring
Some situations may require a redefinition of
governance rules and management contract
economics. Some may require a complete
reshuffle. Restructuring solutions usually take
the form of fund transfer, extension or
recapitalization, top-up fund, annex fund,
bridge fund, and/or General Partner spin-off.
Mixing primary and secondary capital allows
fund managers to leverage their existing
investments: they bundle existing assets
together with fresh capital from secondary
investors.
4. Profile
We bring a valuable combination of Mergers & Acquisitions and Private Equity know-how to the
fundraisings and secondary transfers we advise.
Experience
François Roux has successfully executed several significant primary and
secondary assignments with high profile European funds and investors since
he created Roux Capital. Prior to creating his own firm, he was a Partner at
SG Private Equity for 8 years where he co-managed a €150mn growth capital
fund and participated in the launch of the bank's Fund of Funds activity. He
previously served in M&A at Societe Generale for 7 years and has other work
experience in M&A at NM Rothschild & Sons and Sales & Marketing at Digital
Equipment Corporation.
Education
François has an MBA from The Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania, where he acted as a
Teaching Assistant in International Finance, and a BS from Northeastern University, where he
graduated Magna Cum Laude. He speaks French and English.
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We serve demanding Limited Partners and General Partners looking for independent expert
advice and reliable execution capacity.
Focus on Private Equity
Private Equity Advisory is our only business.
We know how to fundraise and run a
secondary transaction in the current market
environment. We possess the right experience,
structure and mindset.
Senior level commitment
Our assignments are executed exclusively at
the senior partner level. We shy away from
junior execution, standardised solutions and
large-scale mechanisms.
Compliance
Roux Capital Sarl is registered in France as
Conseil en Investissements Financiers
(Financial Investment Adviser) under ORIAS
number 13000599 on the national Registre
Unique des Intermédiaires en Assurance,
Banque et Finance and is a valid member of
ANACOFI-CIF, regulated by Autorité des
Marchés Financiers.
Well targeted access to investors
We work with the most active investors. But in
most assignments, we reach beyond the
obvious choices and target remote investors
with undisputed investment capacity.
Independence
Roux Capital is independent and conflict free.
We do not have any capital links or strategic
agreements with banks, financial institutions,
investors, fund managers or intermediaries.
Market references
We possess significant track record and
corresponding market references. Contact us
to verify them on an anonymous and
confidential basis.
We rely on a well-established set of business principles. We expect our business partners to do
the same.
Interest alignment
We possess limited size and capital, compared
with the parties to our assignments. Our only
way to succeed in this concentrated
environment is to consistently serve our clients
in their best interest.
Hard work
We are always available. We believe in hard
work. We know that if we focus on the quality
of our work, our financial success will follow
naturally.
Curiosity
We rely on creativity and imagination to solve
complex situations. We ask questions again
when we do not understand. We do not take a
no for an answer. We leave no stone unturned.
Reputation
We possess experience, energy and
reputation. The latter takes the longest to build
and the fastest to vanish. If it does so, the
former two become useless. We strive to
maintain our reputation.
Loyalty
We act in a loyal and reliable manner, and
expect our business partners to do so.
Confidentiality
Our assignments are never publicised at our
own initiative.
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5. Press
Fundraising: 2015, année de tous les possibles
La classe d’actifs a les moyens de capitaliser sur l’engouement massif qu’elle suscite chez les
LPs. Il appartient aux GPs européens et français de transformer l’essai.
Lawyer Monthly: Private Equity
Private Equity is an important asset class offering above average performance, portfolio
rebalancing and liquidity, thanks to an active secondary market.
Acquisition International: The Secondary Boom
Francois Roux describes current trends in the booming secondary market.
Private Equity Magazine: 2010, année record pour le secondaire
Avec 15 milliards d'euros de transactions prévus cette année, le secondaire s'apprête à
connaître son plus haut historique.
L'Agefi Hebdo: Le capital-investissement secondaire redécolle
Lancé par l'opération d'Axa sur Bank of America, ce marché "de l'occasion" des parts de fonds
devrait retrouver son niveau en 2010.
L'Agefi Hebdo: Le capital-investissement lève des « fonds annexes » pour le LBO
Plusieurs sociétés sous LBO ayant besoin de l’apport de nouveaux fonds propres, les gérants
cherchent parfois des systèmes de « rallonge ».
PEI Manager: Default Debacle
With LP defaults becoming a more common occurrence, GPs need to understand all the
implications of these events for the management company, for the fund, and for the other
investors.
Private Equity Magazine: L'Envol du Secondaire
Proche de la maturité, le marché secondaire (secondary market) a fini par tordre le cou aux
idées reçues. Eloigné des situations de «distressed sellers», c’est désormais un outil
indispensable à la bonne gestion de la classe d’actif private equity.
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6. Contact
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