| Why
investment for the super rich is not
for ordinary people?
The ordinary people, the small
investors, are restricted and limited
only to the permitted and highly regulated
“sanitized” investments
and saving schemes governed by the legislation
of their respective jurisdiction and
provided by security houses and banks
such as mutual funds, equities, bonds
and savings. The super-rich, or accredited
investors, have access to higher risk
investments that reap high returns which
are restricted to the small investors.
What
is an accredited investor?
Accredited investor is a term defined
by various securities laws that delineates
investors permitted to invest in certain
types of higher risk investments, limited
partnerships, hedge funds and angel
investor networks. The term generally
includes wealthy individuals and organizations
such as a corporation, endowment or
retirement plans.
In the United States, for an individual
to be considered an accredited investor,
they must have a net worth of at least
one million US dollars or have made
at least $200,000 each year for the
last two years ($300,000 with his or
her spouse if married) and have the
expectation to make the same amount
each year. This rule came into effect
in 1933 by way of the Securities Act
of 1933. The definition may differ in
different jurisdiction.
EUvest’s
Private Investment Capital Subscription
(PICS)
To transcend the boundary of financial
restriction and limitation, small investors
can now participate in EUvest's Private
Investment Capital Subscription to enable
them to participate in wealth enhancement
programs that is normally accessed only
to the accredited investors.
Euvest’s Private Investment Capital
Subscription, commonly referred to as
PICS, is a financial program that relies
on a pool of small investors’
money for high yield investments in
capital and financial markets, technology
ventures and infra-ventures. The money
managers of private investment capital
subscriptions or PICS are experienced
investment experts, who also invest
in related financial products such as
lien certificates, debentures, notes,
foreign exchange, derivatives and metals
as well as development projects on behalf
of their subscribers and themselves.
PICS operate similarly to a hedge fund
in the sense that the money managers
are highly skilled and knowledgeable
investors and there are great opportunities
for investors to reap high returns.
However there are significant difference
between PICS and other investment funds
because PICS functions more like bonds,
by offering the investor a set return
on their investment and the added protection
of their original investment dollars.
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