Collective Investments
Overview: Collective investments allow multiple investors to pool their resources to fund larger projects, diversifying risk and enabling participation in high-value opportunities that might be otherwise inaccessible to individual investors.
Mechanisms:
Pooled Investment Funds:
Investors can contribute to a collective pool that funds various projects, spreading risk across multiple investments.
Example: A group of investors pools $1,000 each to collectively fund a $100,000 project, reducing individual exposure to risk.
Shared Returns:
Returns from collective investments are distributed proportionally to each investor based on their contribution.
Example: The logistics company funded by a collective pool repays the loan with interest, and each investor receives a share of the returns proportional to their initial investment.
Diversification:
Collective investments enable diversification across different projects and sectors, reducing the impact of any single investment’s performance on the overall portfolio.
Example: Investors participating in multiple pooled funds spread their risk across logistics, agriculture, and retail projects, balancing potential returns.
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