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the following fund: (minimum investment $300,000)
K2 Everest Fund, LP
To learn more, please send us your contact information (click here)
Everest Fund LP will focus on raising capital to invest in a variety of select
private equity, oil & gas, natural resources mining, real estate development and
acquisitions, and provide mezzanine debt and equity financing for energy and
natural resources exploration. The fund will also provide expansion capital to
private companies with proven demand for their products or services that
require additional funding to increase market share and ultimately achieve a
successful liquidity event. This investment strategy will provide the fund and its
investment partners with an acceptable level of diversification that will help result
in positive returns.
Asset Allocation:
Real Estate 15%
Oil / Gas / Coal 30%
Mining (Natural Resources) 20%
Private Funds (Hedge) 20%
Bridge and Mezzanine Financing 15%
Management Fees 1.5%
Incentive Fee 20% (*profits only)
Lockup 2 years
Term of Fund 6 years
Fund Cap $15,000,000
* profits only - K2 Everest Fund will have a high water mark which means an incentive fee will only be
taken if the fund grows above the initial value
The term hedge fund usually refers to private investment vehicles that seek
above-average returns through active portfolio management. Hedge funds
tend to be skill-based investment strategies that attempt to obtain returns
based on the unique skill or strategy of the trader. These returns are
considered "absolute," as they do not depend on the relative long-term return
of underlying traditional stock and bond markets.
Investors are attracted to hedge funds for a variety of reasons. This includes
their potential to deliver positive returns under all market conditions, low
correlation to traditional asset classes, and access to highly specialized
strategies not typically available through traditional money management.
A hedge fund is a fund that can take both long and short positions, use
arbitrage, buy and sell under-valued securities, trade options or bonds, and
invest in almost any opportunity in any market where it foresees impressive
gains at reduced risk. Hedge fund strategies vary enormously. Many hedge
against downturns in the markets especially important today with volatility and
anticipation of corrections in overheated stock markets.
The primary aim of most hedge funds is to reduce volatility and risk
while attempting to preserve capital and deliver positive returns
under all market conditions.
