PR Log - Dec 29, 2011 - Trilateral Fund has successfully allocated in real estate, precious metal, and intellectual property. Fund 1 is closed for the year end of 2011 and Fund 2 is being prepared for release in January 2012. There will be similarities to the concentration of Fund 2, although the new conditions for acquisitions are more conservative and focused.
The first Trilateral fund had a geographical focus initially on Western US MSAs such as Seattle and San Francisco, but Fund 2 will not have the same locational intentions. Based out of Atlanta, Trilateral intends to maintain a focus on East US properties for Fund 2, but will continue to consider acquisitions internationally.
Precious Metal and Real Estate are intended to be the primary focus of Fund 2 allocations. Trilateral's Fund 1 recently withdrew from a long position on gold, but maintains interest in structured metal transactions that have a guaranteed end-buyer. Fund 2 will have additional treasury management functions involving precious metal and/or bonds, but the focus shall be on the acquisition and improvement of real estate.
Trilateral's Fund 1 has been successful in its short-term existence since the beginning of 2010. Allocations have gone into more than 20 ventures since its inception. More than $6,000,000 has gone into daily metal trades to date as part of approximately $1,000,000 per day of gold smelting in 2011. The demand for gold has subsided slightly, but institutional buyers have stated a somewhat limitless demand for gold. Market prices fluctuate, but their demand does not decrease.
As the new year begins, Trilateral prepares Fund 2 for the projected real estate profits of the next cycle. Most US MSAs have seen their trough and most banks have written-down as far as they can go. 2012 starts the beginning of the next growth cycle. Trilateral's successes have positioned its partners for maximum profit potential under Fund 2.
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Trilateral Capital provides private placement services that cover the risk mitigation variables before the involvement of Private Equity investors and Broker/Dealers.
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The first Trilateral fund had a geographical focus initially on Western US MSAs such as Seattle and San Francisco, but Fund 2 will not have the same locational intentions. Based out of Atlanta, Trilateral intends to maintain a focus on East US properties for Fund 2, but will continue to consider acquisitions internationally.
Precious Metal and Real Estate are intended to be the primary focus of Fund 2 allocations. Trilateral's Fund 1 recently withdrew from a long position on gold, but maintains interest in structured metal transactions that have a guaranteed end-buyer. Fund 2 will have additional treasury management functions involving precious metal and/or bonds, but the focus shall be on the acquisition and improvement of real estate.
Trilateral's Fund 1 has been successful in its short-term existence since the beginning of 2010. Allocations have gone into more than 20 ventures since its inception. More than $6,000,000 has gone into daily metal trades to date as part of approximately $1,000,000 per day of gold smelting in 2011. The demand for gold has subsided slightly, but institutional buyers have stated a somewhat limitless demand for gold. Market prices fluctuate, but their demand does not decrease.
As the new year begins, Trilateral prepares Fund 2 for the projected real estate profits of the next cycle. Most US MSAs have seen their trough and most banks have written-down as far as they can go. 2012 starts the beginning of the next growth cycle. Trilateral's successes have positioned its partners for maximum profit potential under Fund 2.
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Trilateral Capital provides private placement services that cover the risk mitigation variables before the involvement of Private Equity investors and Broker/Dealers.
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