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Armstrong Corporate Capital Limited (ACCL) – CEO Interview
- Published April 29, 2014 9:27AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
ACCL is an established motor vehicle investment scheme that provides strong returns for sophisticated investors seeking benchmark rates at a significant premium to retail and public sector super funds.
ACCL’s Motor Vehicle Investment Fund, with over $10M funds under management, focuses on alternative vehicle finance solutions with a growing portfolio of mid range vehicles valued between $30,000 to $50,000 purchased from wholesale commercial borrowers. The investment is offered as a 24 or 36 month debenture.
With strong risk management systems in place, ACCL is able to offer strong returns to investors whilst managing and mitigating the risk of borrowers. This is underpinned by continuing strong demand for financing of quality second hand vehicles has led to the expansion of this funding program.
ACCL’s is guided by experience Board and Management with the relevant executive experience to manage this fund and achieve consistent market outperformance – including the current Country Head of NAB China, a National Sales Manager for Bankwest Victoria, and CFO of Metallica and Metro Coal. Each board member is a shareholder with funds invested demonstrating their commitment to the business model.
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