ALTERNATIVE INVESTMENTS

Alternative investments are type of assets that fall outside traditional investment opportunities. they are “non-correlated assets.” They don’t fall into one of the conventional investing methods like stocks. Alternative investment examples include specialist funds, private equity, international real estate and tangible assets such as collectables.

Many investors turn to these investments because their performance doesn’t follow the other asset classes. They offer the chance to diversify. Over time, a diverse portfolio can help minimise overall risk and increase long-term income. Because the price of these assets moves in different directions than other investments, they may be a way to hedge against market downturns.

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FIXED INCOME

Building a robust fixed income portfolio is essential to preserving wealth. This investment strategy focuses on inflation-beating returns underpinned through bonds...

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COLLECTABLES

Collectables are any physical objects individuals collect fine wine, rare stamps, rare coins, art and vintage cars, etc. These "tangible assets" are purchased and held over...

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REAL ESTATE

The primary residence remains the single largest asset for many investors. Real estate is the biggest and the most essential asset class worldwide for individuals and...

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PRIVATE EQUITY/VENTURE CAPITAL

Private Equity investments aim to build value in private businesses by financing the development and growth, operational refinements and other transformations...

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CRYPTOCURRENCIES

Cryptocurrency, or crypto, is a digital currency that uses blockchain technology to secure transactions. Cryptocurrency does not use banks to verify transactions...

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FOREX

Forex, FX or the foreign exchange market, is the biggest financial market globally, where investors and institutions trade around $6.5 trillion each day on...

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