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Keystone Capital Annual Update 2016; Membership Growth, FUM Increased & Returns of more than 9.0% to Investors
- Published January 17, 2017 4:40PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Keystone Capital Pty Ltd is an Australian Financial Services Licenses fund manager that specialises in the origination and management of loan investment opportunities secured by mortgages over real real property assets across Australia. During 2016 Keystone Capital had many highlights:
- Receiving their retail authorisation on their AFSL and issued a new PDS for the KC Select Income Fund. This fund is now open to all investors, no longer just wholesale investors.
- There was also a growth in membership and funds under management of the KC Select Income Fund has been approximately 50% year over year.
- With their KC Select Income Fund, KC has been able to achieve target returns to investors of more than 9.0% (on 1st mortgage investments) throughout the year. KC has managed to maintain their record of absolutely no loss of investor principal or income since inception during 2013.
Keyston are proud to announce that they are preparing for the launch of their new fund, the KC Diversified Income Fund which will start in February 2017.
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