Alternative Investments · Exempt Market

Investment Products

Institutional-quality private market strategies, rigorously vetted and offered through Enoch Wealth Management.

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Real Estate Private Equity

REITs · Direct Real Estate · Development

Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) pool capital from multiple investors to acquire and manage income-producing real estate. Unlike owning property directly, REITs provide exposure to diversified portfolios of commercial, residential, or industrial assets — without the burden of property management.

Private real estate equity strategies may also include direct investment in development projects or value-add properties, offering investors both income and capital appreciation potential.

Regular income distributions (monthly or quarterly)
Portfolio diversification across property types
Capital return components for tax efficiency
Inflation hedge through real asset ownership
Asset ClassReal Estate
StructureLP / REIT Trust
IncomeMonthly / Quarterly
LiquidityLimited (Exempt Market)
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Private Credit

MICs · Private Debt Funds · Mortgage Funds

Private credit encompasses loans and debt instruments made directly to private companies or projects, bypassing traditional bank financing. Mortgage Investment Corporations (MICs) and private debt funds are among the most accessible structures for individual investors.

In an environment of elevated interest rates and tightening bank credit, private lenders play an increasingly critical role — and investors can benefit from enhanced yields not available through public fixed-income markets.

Asset-backed security (real property collateral)
Higher yield than traditional fixed income
Monthly income distributions
Low correlation to public bond markets
Asset ClassFixed Income / Credit
StructureMIC / LP Fund
IncomeMonthly
LiquidityLimited (Exempt Market)
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Hedge Funds

Multi-Strategy · Market Neutral · Long/Short

Hedge funds employ a broad range of investment strategies — including long/short equity, market neutral, global macro, and arbitrage — with the goal of generating positive returns regardless of market direction. Unlike mutual funds, hedge funds face fewer restrictions on instruments and position sizes.

For qualified investors, hedge funds can provide a meaningful hedge against equity market drawdowns while pursuing absolute return targets over a full market cycle.

Absolute return objective across market cycles
Downside protection strategies
Access to professional active management
Low or negative correlation to equity markets
Asset ClassAlternative Strategies
StructureLP Fund
IncomeVariable
LiquidityQuarterly / Limited
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Private Equity

Buyout · Growth Equity · Mid-Market

Private equity funds invest directly in established private companies — often through buyouts or growth capital — with the goal of improving operations and creating value over a defined holding period. Mid-market buyout funds target companies with stable cash flows and significant growth potential.

The majority of economic activity occurs in private companies. Private equity provides access to this universe, with the potential for returns that significantly exceed public equity benchmarks over a full investment cycle.

Access to private company growth
Potential for superior long-term returns
Operator involvement and active value creation
Low day-to-day volatility vs. public equities
Asset ClassPrivate Equity
StructureLP Fund
IncomeCapital Appreciation
Horizon5–10 Years
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Venture Capital

Technology · Biotech · Early Stage

Venture capital funds invest in early and growth-stage companies with high potential, often in technology, artificial intelligence, healthcare, and life sciences. VC funds provide more than capital — they offer strategic guidance, networks, and operational support to help portfolio companies scale.

While venture capital carries higher risk than later-stage private equity, successful investments can generate exceptional returns. Portfolio construction across multiple companies helps manage individual company risk.

Asymmetric upside in high-growth sectors
Exposure to AI, tech, and biotech innovation
Diversified across multiple portfolio companies
Access typically reserved for institutional investors
Asset ClassVenture Capital
StructureLP Fund
IncomeCapital Appreciation
Risk LevelHigher
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Music Royalty Funds

Entertainment · IP-Backed Income · Uncorrelated

Music royalty funds invest in the rights to music catalogs — acquiring stakes in song ownership that generate ongoing royalty income from streaming platforms, film licensing, advertising, and live performances. This growing asset class has attracted significant institutional attention in recent years.

What makes music royalties particularly compelling is their near-zero correlation to equity and fixed income markets. Revenue is driven by consumer listening behavior — a fundamentally different driver than GDP, interest rates, or corporate earnings.

Truly uncorrelated to financial markets
Recurring income from global streaming growth
IP-backed with long asset life
Unique portfolio diversification
Asset ClassRoyalty / IP
StructureLP Fund
IncomeRoyalty Distributions
CorrelationNear Zero
Important Disclosure: The information on this page is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice, an offer to sell, or a solicitation to purchase any securities. All investment products are offered exclusively by way of Offering Memorandum to investors who meet applicable eligibility requirements in Canadian jurisdictions. Investments involve risk, including the possible loss of principal. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Please consult the relevant Offering Memorandum and speak with Allen Guan directly before making any investment decision.