Announcement: Pool #3 Goes Live on June 1st, 6pm SGT
Bluejay Finance is delighted to announce the establishment of its third loan pool — SEA Credit Opportunities Fund #3. The pool delivers a high-yield return of 9.99% by lending to a prominent FinTech company in Southeast Asia. More information on the loan originator (the “Originator”) can be found via the information package in the dataroom.
The investment window for the third loan pool will be open from Jun 1, 2023 6pm SGT, to Jun 30, 2023 11:59pm. Interested investors may directly head over to the funding page to participate directly in the pool.
The originator is a technology-enabled lending platform that assists SMEs in obtaining short-term and medium-term debt financing. From its inception in 2015, the fund has underwritten over S$2.5 billion through 65,000 loans to SMEs. If you are interested to learn more about technology-enabled loan originators and how they work, we have published an in-depth article on how they operate,
Capital raised by Bluejay’s community of investors will be channelled into financing SMEs in Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia. The originator’s loan portfolio is diversified across numerous countries and sectors.
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Always Perform Due Diligence
Private Credit can offer attractive risk-adjusted returns and diversification benefits for investors seeking alternative investments. However, it’s crucial to be aware of the associated risks and challenges. Investors should conduct thorough due diligence, maintain a diversified portfolio, and stay informed about the evolving regulatory environment to navigate the world of private credit successfully.
Disclaimer: This is not financial or investment advice and should not be interpreted as such. Please do your own research on investments and financial decisions before partaking in any ideas or ventures depicted in this publication. Please note that historical rates of returns may not reflect future returns.
