Institutional real estate investors buy, develop, manage and sell real estate assets with an aim to achieve superior returns while abating risk by holding a portfolio of properties. These firms include real estate investment trusts (REITs), private equity firms, hedge funds, various joint venture partnerships and other funds raised for this purpose…” Read More
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There have been a number of articles recently surrounding the SEC filing requirements for hedge funds. However, I have yet to see hedge fund industry statistics that are accurately reported. Hopefully, the metrics below will help present a clearer picture of the SEC registered hedge fund advisors.
The Private Equity Info hedge fund database current contains [...]
The Small Business Administration (SBA) was created by the United States government in 1958 to provide a clear and efficient path for small businesses to acquire capital. The SBA raises capital by selling SBA Guaranteed Certificates to various public and private investors…” Read More
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Mezzanine loans fill the gap between equity and debt and are often used to finance leveraged buyouts, to recapitalize a company’s balance sheet or to fund internal growth strategies. Mezzanine loans have thus become a common alternative to conventional subordinate financing”…Read More.
Private Equity Info (www.PrivateEquityInfo.com) provides an excellent, comprehensive database of mezzanine investors. Private Equity [...]
“Private equity investors (also called financial sponsors or buy-out firms) invest in non-public companies and typically hold their investments with the intent of realizing a return within 3 to 7 years. Generally, investments are realized through an initial public offering, sale, merger or recapitalization…” Read More
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