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Private Mortgages Australia announces a 13.16% annualised return (3.28% this quarter) for the PMAC Trust
- Published January 28, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Private Mortgages Australia, a boutique Mortgage Manager specialising in sourcing and managing short-term commercial loans secured by Australian real estate mortgages, has announced a quarterly result of 13.16% p.a. (3.28% this quarter) for the PMAC Trust. The PMAC Trust is a pooled mortgage fund that offers individual investors the benefit of diversification of mortgage transactions.
The Trust has delivered the following return to investors in the past three years:
– FY 2016: 12.50% Annualised Return
– FY 2017: 14.57% Annualised Return
– FY 2018: 12.21% Annualised Return
Investing in the Trust is available to Wholesale or Sophisticated Investors, however a Retail Feeder Fund has recently been made available for Retail investors.
About Private Mortgages Australia
Direct and Pooled investment opportunities available. Directors of PMA, and their associates Co-Invest in mortgages. PMA was established in 2014. Credit Committee has over 50 years combined experience in private lending, investment & credit analysis. Proven track record of providing regular high returns. Cleaner loans, better results.
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