For Borrowers
The Invico Diversified Yield Fund Limited Partnership has been established to provide short-term, asset backed financing to those businesses seeking alternatives to traditional sources of capital.
The Limited Partnership is looking to finance established businesses with experienced management, solid assets, proven cash flow and a defined business plan.
The Limited Partnership will lend across diverse industries that generally exhibit the following characteristics:
- Canadian based small to mid-cap
- Strong management team with a record of success
- Proven business model
- Ability to pay operating expenses, transaction fees and interest
- Defined strategy for repayment
- Strong asset coverage in support of total debt
For more information on borrowing opportunities please contact:
Doug Pigot, President
(403) 215-1891
dpigot@invicocapital.com
Darren Sentner, Managing Director
(403) 215-1892
dsentner@invicocapital.com
For Investors
The Invico Diversified Yield Fund was established in 2009 to provide a unique opportunity for individual investors to invest alongside institutional investors in a diversified portfolio of asset backed debt investments, an asset class generally unavailable to individual investors.
Through the purchase of trust units in The Invico Diversified Yield Fund, investors are provided the opportunity to invest indirectly, through Invico Diversified Yield Fund Limited Partnership, in a diversified portfolio of secured primary and subordinated debt investments in companies generally operating in Western Canada. Fund investments will be made across a wide variety of sectors including oil and gas, manufacturing, services industry and real estate.
The Partnership will capitalize on lending opportunities in the current economic environment where quality companies remain inhibited by broader capital market conditions that have limited access to capital through traditional lending channels.
Investors in the Fund shall be entitled to receive a quarterly distribution of net profits of the Limited Partnership in addition to annual discretionary performance distributions.
This is a summary of the offering and should be read together with the more detailed information contained in the Offering Memorandum.
