FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Our investment offerings are intended for sophisticated investors who have experience in indirect property, private equity, preference shares, and related structured investments.

The investor deposits funds into the Attorney’s Trust Account which is reflected in his 'wallet' on the Stock Capital platform. He then uses the funds in his 'wallet' to invest in products of his choice in the Marketplace. It will reflect as a 'pending investment' in his 'Portfolio' until the investment activation date. On the investment activation date which is every month end, the funds are transferred to the SPVs bank account. The investment will then reflect as 'Funded' in his Portfolio.

For development projects, no dividends or income (depending on the nature of the return) is distributed during the investment period. Returns are realised only upon the completion of the investment term.

Targeted returns are the projected returns we forecast for an investment offering. It is important to remember that these are targets and not guaranteed returns.

Return on investment (ROI) is a ratio that measures the profitability of an investment by comparing the gain or loss to its cost. It helps assess the potential return of investments. ROI is usually presented as a percentage and can be calculated using a specific formula. See more.

IRR, or internal rate of return, is a metric used in financial analysis to estimate the profitability of potential investments.

IRR is a discount rate that makes the net present value (NPV) of all cash flows equal to zero in a discounted cash flow analysis. See more

The tax implications for your investment(s) will vary based on the type of deal (equity, debt or a combination). Please consult with your auditor or tax consultant.

Your investment starts accruing from the investment activation date as reflected on your share certificate.

An SPV is a juristic vehicle which only holds project-specific assets and liabilities. It provides a level of security which exceeds the security afforded by a juristic vehicle exposed to cross-collateralisation. Ring-Fenced refers to the legal and financial separation of the SPV's assets and liabilities from those of its parent company or other entities. Ring-fencing is crucial for protecting the interests of investors and creditors associated with the SPV.

No your capital is not guaranteed.

No your return is not guaranteed.

Preference shares are shares of a company's stock issued to preferential shareholders or stakeholders. Like common stock, preference shares represent ownership in a company. Unlike common shares, preference shares usually do not carry any voting power but give the holder of the preference shares claim on a specific dividend/return amount and precedence over common shares.