What will it cost?

Many fund managers charge a large initial fee and some even have a sliding scale of charges that is linked to the growth of your fund. We believe that our customers are the ones who should benefit most from the risk they take with their funds, not us. We have sufficient confidence in our product to be quite happy to receive most of our reward when you do: a fixed percentage agreed at the outset — which we like to think of as a token of your appreciation, perhaps! The only other cost will be a modest charge at the beginning to cover set-up and administration costs.

What about the risks?
They always say that nothing worth having is easy. So, yes, there are some important things to consider. Perhaps most important of these is that these investments will be difficult to value and are likely to involve an above average level of risk. We can’t absolutely guarantee a particular level of profit (or even any profit). It has to be said, it’s possible you might even make a loss. Naturally, we believe that’s unlikely. There will also be no available public market for units in the fund. These schemes will typically depend on an investment cycle of between 5 and 7 years. So you will have to wait to maturity to receive your return or to get your money back. You should also note that we can only commit to the investment once all funds have been received from all intended investors.