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Apeiron Fund is a closed-end core buyout fund targeting a unique investment thesis. We acquire and rebrand Natura Cultivation facilities, Cookies brand dispensaries, and senior living portfolios into Avicenna Medical Centers, specializing in plant-based pharmaceuticals. This innovative approach addresses the polypharmacy pain point, offering a cost-effective solution with a $10 production cost yielding a 400% return. With a $1 billion fund size, a 10-year horizon, and a minimum investment of $20 million, we aim to achieve an 8% or higher cap rate. Our fee structure is investor-friendly, featuring 0% management fees, an 8% hurdle rate, a 2% catch-up, and a 20% carry. A 2% due diligence fee is required within 10 days of signing, available to qualified purchasers only.
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Investapp: A 7% Annual Yielding Fund of Fund App
Investapp is a unique platform that combines a 7% annual yielding fund of fund with a venture capital (VC) marketplace connecting qualified investors with growth-stage and mature companies seeking equity financing. It leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to address two key issues in the VC industry:
Excess dry powder: Due to a lack of high-quality deal flow, VC firms often struggle to deploy their capital. Investapp's AI-powered deal sourcing engine identifies promising companies, alleviating this dry powder problem.
Underperformance by employees: Traditional VC firms rely heavily on human intuition, leading to biases and suboptimal decision-making. Investapp's AI algorithms analyze vast amounts of data to identify undervalued companies, improving investment performance.
Target investors: Qualified investors, including high-net-worth individuals, family offices, and institutional investors.
Minimum investment: $5,000,000
Investment horizon: 10-12 years
Subscription fees: 1% per year
Performance fees: 20% of profits
Target companies: Growth-stage and mature companies across various sectors
Investapp is currently in the pre-launch stage and is expected to launch in Q4 2024.
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Blackrock CEO Warns More Bank Seizures and Shutdowns Could Result From Regulatory Changes
Blackrock’s Chief on More Bank Seizures, Shutdowns Larry Fink, the chairman and CEO of Blackrock, the world’s largest asset manager, shared his view on the U.S. economy and recent bank failures in his annual chairman’s letter to investors, published this week.
“This past week we saw the biggest bank failure in more than 15 years as federal regulators seized Silicon Valley Bank.
This is a classic asset-liability mismatch. Two smaller banks failed in the past week as well,” Fink described. Silicon Valley Bank was shut down by regulators on March 10 while Signature Bank was seized by the New York State Department of Financial Services last Friday.
Signature Bank also recently announced voluntary liquidation, and 11 banks bailed out First Republic Bank this week. In Switzerland, Credit Suisse also fell into trouble and received a bailout from the Swiss central bank.
“This past week we saw the biggest bank failure in more than 15 years as federal regulators seized Silicon Valley Bank.
This is a classic asset-liability mismatch. Two smaller banks failed in the past week as well,” Fink described. Silicon Valley Bank was shut down by regulators on March 10 while Signature Bank was seized by the New York State Department of Financial Services last Friday.
Signature Bank also recently announced voluntary liquidation, and 11 banks bailed out First Republic Bank this week. In Switzerland, Credit Suisse also fell into trouble and received a bailout from the Swiss central bank.
Blackstone defaults on $562 mln Nordic property-backed CMBS - Bloomberg News
"This debt relates to a small portion of the Sponda portfolio. We are disappointed that the Servicer has not advanced our proposal," Blackstone said in an emailed statement on Thursday.
"We continue to have full confidence in the core Sponda portfolio and its management team," the company added.
Blackstone's $71 billion unlisted real estate income trust (BREIT) has also been in hot water. On Wednesday, the BREIT said it was forced to limit withdrawals for the fourth straight month.
"We continue to have full confidence in the core Sponda portfolio and its management team," the company added.
Blackstone's $71 billion unlisted real estate income trust (BREIT) has also been in hot water. On Wednesday, the BREIT said it was forced to limit withdrawals for the fourth straight month.
These Dividend Stocks Are Working to Capture a $13 Trillion Market Opportunity
Real estate is crucial to most companies' operations. They need a physical location to house their corporate headquarters and critical manufacturing operations, or to serve their retail customers.
However, while real estate is often mission critical to a company, many find owning these buildings is optional. They can free up the capital tied up in their real estate by selling the properties to investors in sale-leaseback transactions, enhancing their financial flexibility. That's opening the door for real estate investment trusts (REITs) to steadily acquire these buildings, allowing them to grow their portfolios, rental income, and dividends.
There's an estimated $13 trillion of owner-operated properties across North America and Europe. They're ideally suited for sale-leaseback transactions, with REITs focused on owning freestanding single-tenant net lease real estate. Three of the leaders in this sector are Realty Income (NYSE: O), National Retail Properties (NYSE: NNN), and W. P. Carey (NYSE: WPC). These REITs have a long runway to continue growing their portfolios and dividends.
However, while real estate is often mission critical to a company, many find owning these buildings is optional. They can free up the capital tied up in their real estate by selling the properties to investors in sale-leaseback transactions, enhancing their financial flexibility. That's opening the door for real estate investment trusts (REITs) to steadily acquire these buildings, allowing them to grow their portfolios, rental income, and dividends.
There's an estimated $13 trillion of owner-operated properties across North America and Europe. They're ideally suited for sale-leaseback transactions, with REITs focused on owning freestanding single-tenant net lease real estate. Three of the leaders in this sector are Realty Income (NYSE: O), National Retail Properties (NYSE: NNN), and W. P. Carey (NYSE: WPC). These REITs have a long runway to continue growing their portfolios and dividends.
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