A fund specializing in in collateral-backed short bridge financing to real estate companies in the US, for the purchase of income-producing property only
About the fund
Fund Type
Collateral-backed short bridge financing fund for real estate companies in the US
Investment Currency
US dollar and Israeli shekel, hedged
Controlling Shareholder
IBI Investment House
Managing Partner
Ziv Sapir
Fund Age
March 2021
The Investment Opportunity
IBI Volcano is a unique fund that is the first of its kind, dedicated to providing short bridge financing to large and leading real estate companies in the US for the purchase of income producing real estate assets that are defined as A class asset. IBI Volcano provides short-term bridge financing for 3-9 months that is backed by income-producing real estate assets.
The fund works directly with companies specializing in income-producing real estate in the US and increases the cumulative transactions and companies, while strictly and proactively managing risk (or maintaining a low risk profile). The fund approves the transactions only after analysis and due diligence that includes analysis, legal investigation and goodwill testing, which are performed by a US law firm. The fund’s investments are backed by several levels of collateral, both at the asset level and at the level of the company receiving the financing.
Advantages of The Fund
The fund invests in some of the largest and leading real estate companies in the US. The fund invests and provides financing backed by income-producing real estate defined as A class asset. The fund distributes its investments among giant companies that specialize in income-producing real estate in the US, in a wide variety of transactions. The fund’s investments are back by different collateral, including at the level of the asset or the level of the company receiving the financing. The fund works directly with real estate companies, without brokers, and provides short bridge financing (an average of 3-9 months). The fund offers a dollar-denominated track as well as a shekel-denominated track, and bother provide an option of quarterly distribution of receipts.
