Alternative Investments
at 2Cents Capital

Unlocking high-growth potential through a diversified and innovative portfolio of alternative investments.

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Objectives and Expected Outcomes

The Alternative Investments division at 2CentsCapital empowers investors to access niche markets and unconventional opportunities, providing diversification, superior returns, and resilience in evolving market conditions.

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Expand Diversification

Reduce overall portfolio risk by incorporating low-correlation asset classes.

02

Maximize Growth Opportunities

Identify and capitalize on high-growth sectors and private market opportunities.

03

Optimize Risk-Adjusted Returns

Enhance performance metrics by implementing alternative investment strategies that complement traditional portfolios.

04

Protect Against Inflation and Volatility

 Leverage real assets and structured solutions to provide intrinsic value and mitigate inflationary pressures

Private Equity

  • Focus on high-potential, unlisted companies in growth and venture stages.
  • Strategies include leveraged buyouts, growth capital, and sector-focused investments.
  • Target industries with strong fundamentals and scalable business models.

Fund of Funds

  • Deploy advanced strategies such as long-short equity, global macro, and arbitrage.
  • Offer absolute returns and portfolio diversification by exploiting market inefficiencies.

Real Assets

  • Invest in tangible assets such as real estate, infrastructure, and natural resources.
  • Provide stable income and intrinsic value, shielding against economic and market fluctuations.

Venture Capital

  • Support early-stage companies driving innovation and technological breakthroughs.
  • Focus on disruptive industries such as fintech, healthcare, and renewable energy.

Commodities

  • Gain exposure to physical assets like precious metals, energy, and agricultural products.
  • Hedge against inflation and diversify portfolio risks.

Comprehensive Due Diligence

  • Conduct meticulous financial, operational, and strategic assessments.
  • Incorporate scenario analysis and stress testing to identify potential vulnerabilities.

Portfolio Diversification

  • Allocate across multiple geographies, sectors, and asset classes to mitigate concentration risk.

Liquidity Management

  • Balance illiquid and liquid investments to ensure flexibility and meet redemption requirements.

Valuation Discipline

  1. Regularly monitor and adjust valuations to reflect market conditions and asset performance.

Global Macro Risk Monitoring

  1. Analyze geopolitical and macroeconomic trends to proactively adjust portfolio exposures.

Strategic Asset Allocation

  • Define optimal target weights for alternative asset classes based on economic outlook and risk tolerance.
  • Integrate macroeconomic insights with client-specific objectives.

Dynamic Tactical Adjustments

  • Actively respond to short-term market conditions and emerging investment opportunities.

Alpha Generation Focus

  • Seek niche investment opportunities that deliver superior returns with controlled risks.

Risk Mitigation and Hedging

  • Employ sophisticated hedging tools such as options, futures, and swaps to safeguard against downside risks.

Enhanced Diversification

  • Incorporate alternative assets to reduce portfolio volatility and enhance stability.

Access to Private Market Growth

  • Invest in high-growth sectors and innovative private companies with strong upside potential.

Resilient and Consistent Returns

  • Deliver reliable income and performance across diverse market conditions.

Inflation and Volatility Hedge

  • Protect portfolio value with real assets and commodities during inflationary periods.

Tailored Investment Solutions

  • Design customized portfolios to meet individual goals, risk appetites, and liquidity needs.

Meet the team behind
Alternative Investments

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are alternative investments, and how do they differ from traditional investments? ?

Alternative investments include asset classes like private equity, fund of funds, real assets, venture capital, and commodities. Unlike traditional investments such as stocks and bonds, they often provide diversification, higher returns, and resilience in volatile markets.

A long-term investment is typically held for at least 3 years, though some investors aim for even longer horizons, sometimes decades, to take advantage of compounding returns.
Who should consider investing in alternative investments?

Investors seeking portfolio diversification, higher growth potential, and protection against inflation or market volatility may benefit from alternative investments. These are ideal for those with a moderate to high-risk appetite and a long-term investment horizon.

A long-term investment is typically held for at least 3 years, though some investors aim for even longer horizons, sometimes decades, to take advantage of compounding returns.
How do you manage risks associated with alternative investments?

 We employ a robust risk management framework, including comprehensive due diligence, portfolio diversification, liquidity management, and advanced hedging strategies, to minimize risks and enhance returns.

A long-term investment is typically held for at least 3 years, though some investors aim for even longer horizons, sometimes decades, to take advantage of compounding returns.
What is the expected time horizon for alternative investments?

 The time horizon varies depending on the strategy and asset class but typically ranges from 3 to 10 years for private equity and venture capital, while real assets and fund of funds may offer more flexibility.

A long-term investment is typically held for at least 3 years, though some investors aim for even longer horizons, sometimes decades, to take advantage of compounding returns.
 How do alternative investments complement a traditional portfolio?

 Alternative investments provide low-correlation assets that reduce overall portfolio volatility and improve risk-adjusted returns, offering stability and growth opportunities even in challenging market conditions.

A long-term investment is typically held for at least 3 years, though some investors aim for even longer horizons, sometimes decades, to take advantage of compounding returns.