CapBridge - private equity platform for retail

[intime]

Not sure reliable a not. Unchartered territory for me.

CapBridge's shareholder seems to be SGX. MAS licensed.

Min 5k - 15k for retail investors.

- https://capbridge.sg/retail-investors/
- https://www.sgxacademy.com/event/in...il-and-preferred-access-for-retail-investors/

Looking at the replies below, private equity seems very risky.
And have expensive fees like 2% placement fee and 2% spv fee yearly.

 

[JuniorLion]

If you want private equity, why don't you buy iShares Private Equity ETF listed in LSE?

 

[sanzhu]

Fake private equity

 

[intime]

Feels like those moolahsense type crowdfund platform.

 

[DukeCS33]

Not sure reliable a not. Unchartered territory for me.

CapBridge's shareholder seems to be SGX. MAS licensed.

Min 5k - 15k for retail investors.

- https://capbridge.sg/retail-investors/
- https://www.sgxacademy.com/event/in...il-and-preferred-access-for-retail-investors/

Private equity is not for everyone. The gestation period is typically 5 to 10 years and one's money can be stuck for a long time. And there is no guarantee of profits. While the quantum has been lowered to appeal to retail investors, it is expensive - a 2% upfront fee is being charged.

 

[intime]

Private equity is not for everyone. The gestation period is typically 5 to 10 years and one's money can be stuck for a long time. And there is no guarantee of profits. While the quantum has been lowered to appeal to retail investors, it is expensive - a 2% upfront fee is being charged.

Seems like they also have this SPV fee 2% per year. Feels like those fsmone type platform fees.

 

[DukeCS33]

Seems like they also have this SPV fee 2% per year. Feels like those fsmone type platform fees.

Aside from the fees, private equity is inherently risky. High risk high returns, There is no free lunch.