Alternative Invest Consult

Advisory / Trading Services

WHAT ARE ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS?

Any Investment besides traditional securities like stocks, bonds and funds
Investments in tangible assets
Investments in financial assets such as loans, private equity and distressed securities
More complex investment structures and risk-return profiles which should be understood prior to investing

KEY CHARACTERISTICS OF ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS

Low correlation with traditional investments
Higher return potential than established investments
Often illiquid assets with longer lock-up periods
In the absence of market price difficult to value and subject to valuations
Typically, higher minimum investment requirements

Advantages of Alternative Investments

Some Alternatives in more detail

Aviation

Aviation Finance and Leasing focuses on the provision of capital to finance commercial aircraft. This includes loans to airlines and aircraft leasing companies through diverse aviation debt or lease solutions.

Aviation finance seeks to provide institutional investors with the opportunity to access fixed-income-type returns on a risk-adjusted basis with low volatility
It is backed by real assets with relatively predictable long-term valuations. This provides for resilience through market cycles and delivers stable, contracted long-term returns
It may be ideal for investors with long-term, patient capital who seek capital preservation with low levels of correlation to traditional asset classes

Real Estate

Historically one of the highest performing Alternative Assets. Rentals offer steady cash-flows and the possibility of appreciation the underlying asset over time.

Infrastructure and Renewable Energies

These assets are the underlying foundation of basic services, facilities, and institutions upon which the growth and development of a community depends. This emphasizes the importance of infrastructure assets to the community and the low-risk nature of this asset class. There are potentially attractive investment characteristics

Essential ‘backbone’ services to the community
Sustainable competitive advantage (often a natural monopoly)
Highly capital-intensive long-life assets usually with an immovable physical component
Very high investment needs for the next decade and beyond