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Income Source

Rental Income

Interested in Rental Income Opportunities?

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What is rental income?

Rental income refers to investment opportunities where returns may be linked to income generated from property, real assets or property-related investment strategies.

At Candour Capital, these opportunities may include exposure to commercial real estate, property funds, real asset strategies or investment structures where income is supported by tenant payments, lease arrangements or property-related cash flows.

These opportunities may provide investors with exposure to sectors such as office, retail, logistics, industrial, hospitality or diversified commercial property portfolios. Rental income can play a role in portfolios seeking income potential, real asset exposure and diversification beyond traditional shares and bonds.

However, property-related income and capital value can be affected by lease terms, tenant quality, occupancy levels, asset location, valuation movements, interest rates and broader economic conditions.

Risk and Suitability Considerations

Rental income opportunities should be assessed carefully, especially because property-related investments may involve both income risk and capital risk.

Key considerations may include:

● Tenant and occupancy risk — rental income may fall if tenants default, leases expire or vacancy increases.
● Market risk — property values may change due to interest rates, economic conditions, supply and demand or investor sentiment.
● Sector risk — office, retail, logistics, industrial and hospitality assets may perform differently across market cycles.
● Liquidity risk — property investments, particularly unlisted funds or direct property structures, may have limited liquidity or withdrawal restrictions.
● Valuation risk — property valuations may change over time and may not always reflect the price achievable in a sale.
● Interest rate risk — rising interest rates may affect borrowing costs, asset valuations and investor demand for property income.
● Leverage risk — some property strategies may use debt, which can increase both potential returns and potential losses.
● Concentration risk — exposure to a single property, tenant, sector or location may increase investment risk.

These opportunities may be suitable for eligible wholesale and professional investors seeking exposure to property-related income, real assets and portfolio diversification. They may not be suitable for investors who require daily liquidity, guaranteed income or capital certainty.

Key Characteristics

Income linked to property cash flow

This form of income is generally supported by tenant lease payments or distributions from property-related assets. The income profile may depend on occupancy, rent collection and lease terms.

Exposure to real assets
Sector-specific dynamics
Potential for income and capital movement
Longer investment horizons

Frequently Asked Questions

Is rental income guaranteed?

No. Rental income is not guaranteed. It may be affected by tenant default, vacancy, lease expiry, rent review outcomes, market demand and property-specific factors.

How is rental income different from dividend income?
What are the main risks of rental income investments?
Are rental income investments liquid?
Who may consider rental income opportunities?

Investors may also refer to Moneysmart information on property funds when reviewing property-related income, liquidity and investment risk considerations.
Moneysmart information on property funds

Exploring property-related income strategies?

Speak with Candour Capital to review available rental income opportunities and understand key product considerations.
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Income Source

Dividend Income

Interested in Dividend Income Opportunities?

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What is dividend income?

Dividend income refers to investment opportunities where returns may be generated through company dividends, equity distributions, hybrid securities or dividend-focused investment strategies.

At Candour Capital, these opportunities may provide access to selected equity-linked or income-oriented investments designed to support portfolio income, market participation and diversification.

These opportunities may include listed equities, hybrid securities, managed strategies or other investments where income is linked to the performance, profitability or distribution policy of an underlying company or portfolio.

Dividend income can appeal to investors seeking exposure to business earnings and equity market participation, while also considering the potential for regular income. However, dividends are not guaranteed and may vary depending on company performance, market conditions, capital management decisions and broader economic factors.

Risk and Suitability Considerations

Dividend income opportunities should be assessed carefully against an investor’s objectives, risk tolerance, investment timeframe and income requirements.

Key considerations may include:

● Dividend variability — dividend payments are not guaranteed and may change over time.
● Market risk — the value of equity-linked investments may rise or fall with market conditions.
● Company-specific risk — income and capital value may be affected by company performance, management decisions, balance sheet strength and sector conditions.
● Hybrid security risk — hybrid securities may carry features such as deferral, conversion, subordination or capital trigger events.
● Liquidity risk — some dividend-focused investments may not be easily sold before maturity or may trade at a discount in stressed markets.
● Tax considerations — franking credits and dividend tax treatment depend on individual investor circumstances and should be reviewed with a qualified tax adviser.
● Capital risk — investors may lose part or all of their capital depending on the product structure and market performance.

Income-focused strategies may be suitable for eligible wholesale and professional investors who are comfortable with equity-linked risk and are seeking income potential through company distributions or portfolio earnings. They may not be suitable for investors requiring guaranteed income, capital certainty or short-term liquidity.

Key Characteristics

Income linked to company distributions
Equity market exposure

Dividend-focused investments may provide exposure to shares, hybrids, listed funds or equity-linked strategies, allowing investors to participate in company performance and market movements.

Potential for franking benefits
Variable income profile
Portfolio diversification

Frequently Asked Questions

Are dividends guaranteed?
What are franking credits?

Franking credits are tax credits attached to some Australian dividends, reflecting company tax already paid. Their value depends on the investor’s tax position and eligibility, so investors should seek tax advice before relying on franking benefits.

How is dividend income different from interest income?
What are the main risks of dividend income investments?
Who may consider dividend income opportunities?

Investors should review their own tax position and may refer to ATO guidance on dividends and franking credits when considering tax implications.
ATO guidance on franking distributions

Looking for income-oriented investment opportunities?

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Bond Opportunities

Bonds provide exposure to fixed income opportunities issued by governments, financial institutions and corporates. They may offer regular coupon payments, defined maturity terms and varying levels of capital stability depending on the issuer, structure and market conditions.
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Investment Opportunities

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Product Purpose

Bonds may play a role in portfolio construction by supporting income generation, capital allocation over defined timeframes and diversification across issuers, sectors or currencies.

The risk and return profile of each bond depends on factors such as issuer credit quality, maturity, coupon structure, ranking, currency and prevailing market conditions.

How Bonds Work

When an investor purchases a bond, they are effectively lending money to an issuer in return for periodic interest payments and repayment of principal at maturity, subject to the issuer’s ability to meet its obligations.

Bond returns may come from coupon income, price movements or a combination of both.

Bond prices may also fluctuate before maturity due to changes in interest rates, credit spreads, issuer credit quality, liquidity and broader market conditions.

Risk and Suitability Considerations

Bond investments are not capital guaranteed unless explicitly stated in the relevant documentation.

Investors should consider issuer credit risk, interest rate risk, liquidity risk, currency risk and the specific terms of each bond.

Bonds may be suitable for wholesale or professional investors who:

● Seek income potential as part of a diversified portfolio
● Require defined maturity exposure for part of their capital
● Understand issuer credit risk and market price movements
● Can review and assess fixed income documentation

Investors should also consider how a bond’s issuer, currency, maturity profile and coupon structure align with their broader portfolio objectives, income requirements and liquidity needs.

Key Characteristics

These characteristics can vary meaningfully between bond opportunities and should be reviewed alongside the relevant term sheet, issuer information and investment documentation.
Income potential
Defined term

Most bonds have a stated maturity date, although certain structures may include call features, early redemption terms or other conditions.

Credit exposure
Market sensitivity
Currency exposure

Browse Bond Opportunities

When reviewing bonds, investors should consider more than the headline coupon rate. Key factors include the issuer, credit rating, ranking in the capital structure, coupon type, payment frequency, currency, maturity date and any call features. These details can influence both the income profile and the level of capital risk associated with the investment.

Candour Capital presents selected bond opportunities with these core features clearly outlined, helping eligible wholesale and professional investors and advisers compare available options more effectively. Each bond should be assessed in the context of the investor’s portfolio objectives, liquidity needs, risk tolerance and investment timeframe.

Fixed to Floating Rate Bond

NAB

AUD Fixed to Floating Rate Semi-Annual Payment
6.331% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Subordinated Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 12/11/2026
  • Maturity Date: 12/11/2036
  • Call Date: 12/11/2031
Express Interest
Fixed to Floating Rate Bond

ANZ Banking

AUD Fixed to Floating Rate Semi-Annual Payment
6.446% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Subordinated Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 21/08/2026
  • Maturity Date: 21/08/2041
  • Call Date: 21/08/2036
Express Interest
Fixed Rate Bond

ANZ Banking

AUD Fixed Rate Semi-Annual Payment
6.749% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Subordinated Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 21/08/2026
  • Maturity Date: 21/08/2046
  • Call Date: -
Express Interest
Fixed Coupon Bond

Alphabet Inc. (Google)

AUD Fixed Rate Semi-Annual Payment
6.250% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA+ (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Senior Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 27/08/2026
  • Maturity Date: 27/08/2036
  • Call Date: -
Express Interest
Fixed Coupon Bond

Alphabet Inc. (Google)

AUD Fixed Rate Semi-Annual Payment
6.900% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA+ (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Senior Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 27/08/2026
  • Maturity Date: 27/08/2046
  • Call Date: -
Express Interest
Fixed Rate Bond

ANZ Banking

AUD Fixed Rate Semi-Annual Payment
6.171% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Subordinated Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 14/08/2025
  • Maturity Date: 14/08/2045
  • Call Date: -
Express Interest
Perpetual Bond

UBS

Additional Tier 1 AUD Semi-Annual Payment
6.375% p.a.
Issuer Rating | A2/A- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Additional Tier 1
  • Issue Date: 29-Sep-2025
  • Maturity Date: Perpetual
  • Call Date: 29-Sep-2030
Express Interest
Fixed to Floating Rate Bond

Westpac Banking

AUD Fixed Rate Semi-Annual Payment
6.135% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Subordinated Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 13-Nov-2025
  • Maturity Date: 13-Nov-2045
  • Call Date: -
Express Interest
Perpetual Bond

BNP Paribas

Additional Tier 1 AUD Semi-Annual Payment
7.00% p.a.
Issuer Rating | A1/A+ (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Additional Tier 1
  • Issue Date: 2-Dec-2025
  • Maturity Date: Perpetual
  • Call Date: 2-Jun-2031
Express Interest
Fixed to Floating Rate Bond

Westpac Banking

AUD Fixed to Floating Rate Semi-Annual Payment
6.085% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Subordinated Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 12-Feb-2026
  • Maturity Date: 12-Feb-2041
  • Call Date: 12-Feb-2036
Express Interest
Fixed to Floating Rate Bond

Crédit Agricole

AUD Fixed to Floating Rate Semi-Annual Payment
6.447% p.a.
Issuer Rating | A1/A+ (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Subordinated Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 13-Feb-2026
  • Maturity Date: 13-Feb-2041
  • Call Date: 13-Feb-2036
Express Interest
Perpetual Bond

UBS

Additional Tier 1 AUD Semi-Annual Payment
7.125% p.a.
Issuer Rating | A2/A- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Additional Tier 1
  • Issue Date: 13-Feb-2026
  • Maturity Date: Perpetual
  • Call Date: 13-Aug-2032
Express Interest
Fixed Coupon Bond

Commonwealth Bank

AUD Fixed Rate Semi-Annual Payment
6.40% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Subordinated Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 05/03/2026
  • Maturity Date: 05/03/2046
  • Call Date: -
Express Interest
Fixed Rate Bond

Apple Inc.

Fixed Rate Other Currency Bonds Semi-Annual Payment USD
5.35% p.a.
Issuer Rating | AA+ (S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Senior Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 09/11/2026
  • Maturity Date: 09/11/2036
  • Call Date: 09/08/2036
Express Interest
Fixed: Resettable Coupon Bond

Westpac

Fixed: Resettable Rate Semi-Annual Payment USD
6.252% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Subordinated Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 13/11/2026
  • Maturity Date: 13/11/2037
  • Call Date: 13/11/2036
Express Interest
Fixed to Floating Coupon Bond

Macquarie Group

Fixed to Floating Rate Semi-Annual Payment USD
6.255% p.a.
Issuer Rating | A1/BBB+ (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Senior Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 07/12/2023
  • Maturity Date: 07/12/2034
  • Call Date: 07/12/2033
Express Interest
Fixed: Resettable Coupon Bond

Commonwealth Bank

Fixed: Resettable Rate Semi-Annual Payment USD
6.090% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Subordinated Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 16/09/2026
  • Maturity Date: 16/09/2037
  • Call Date: 16/09/2036
Express Interest
Floating Coupon Bond

Commonwealth Bank

Floating Rate Quarterly Payment USD
SOFR + 0.7% p.a.
Issuer Rating | Aa2/AA- (Moody's/S&P)
  • Payment: Quarterly
  • Senior Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 16/09/2026
  • Maturity Date: 16/12/2031
  • Call Date: -
Express Interest
Fixed Rate Bond

Apple Inc.

Fixed Rate Other Currency Bonds Semi-Annual Payment USD
5.35% p.a.
Issuer Rating | AA+ (S&P)
  • Payment: Semi-Annually
  • Senior Unsecured
  • Issue Date: 09/11/2026
  • Maturity Date: 09/11/2036
  • Call Date: 09/08/2036
Express Interest

Frequently Asked Questions

Are bonds capital guaranteed?
How do interest rates affect bond prices?

In general, when market interest rates rise, the price of existing fixed rate bonds tends to fall. When rates fall, bond prices may rise. The sensitivity will vary depending on the bond’s maturity, coupon structure and duration.

What types of issuers may be available?
Who are bond opportunities intended for?
What information can I receive after enquiring?

Investors may also review general fixed income education and bond market information from trusted market sources such as ASX.
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Deferred Purchase Agreements

Deferred Purchase Agreements, or DPAs, provide structured exposure to selected underlying assets through predefined maturity outcomes.

DPAs are intended for wholesale and professional investors who understand structured payoff profiles and capital-at-risk outcomes.
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Important Documents
Information Memorandum Terms & Conditions

Overview

Deferred Purchase Agreements are designed for investors seeking targeted exposure to selected underlying assets without directly purchasing the asset upfront during the investment term.

They may be used to express a defined market view, access a specific asset exposure or create a structured outcome at maturity.

How a DPA Works

A DPA provides exposure to an underlying asset, such as an equity, index or basket, without requiring direct ownership of that asset during the investment term.

At maturity, the investor’s outcome is determined by the performance of the underlying asset relative to the agreement’s reference level and the specific terms of the product.

DPAs do not generally distribute periodic income. Instead, the investment outcome is realised at maturity and may be delivered in the form of assets, cash equivalents or another outcome set out in the relevant documentation.

Risk and Suitability Considerations

Deferred Purchase Agreements generally do not provide capital protection unless explicitly stated in the relevant documentation.

Investors should consider market risk, underlying asset risk, issuer risk, liquidity risk, delivery risk and the specific terms of each agreement.

These products may be suitable for wholesale or professional investors who:

● Seek targeted exposure to selected underlying assets
● Understand structured payoff profiles
● Are comfortable with capital-at-risk outcomes
● Can accept the possibility of receiving the underlying asset at maturity
● Prefer a defined outcome structure over the investment term

When reviewing structured investment arrangements, investors should consider the underlying asset, reference level, maturity date, payoff structure, issuer, delivery mechanism and capital-at-risk profile. These details can materially affect the final investment outcome and should be reviewed alongside the relevant term sheet and product documentation. Investors should also consider how the structure aligns with their broader portfolio objectives, risk tolerance, liquidity needs and investment timeframe.

Key Characteristics

Defined maturity outcome
No periodic income

Income payments depend on the series. Some DPAs may pay coupons or distributions, while others realise their investment outcome at maturity. Refer to the relevant term sheet.

Exposure to selected assets
Capital at risk
Series-specific terms

DPA Opportunities

Explore available Deferred Purchase Agreement opportunities by structure, market exposure and capital protection profile.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of assets can a DPA reference?
Does a DPA provide capital protection?

A DPA does not provide capital protection by default. Whether capital protection applies depends on how the individual DPA product is structured.

Some DPAs may expose investors to movements in the value of the underlying asset, meaning the amount received at maturity could be less than the initial investment. However, certain DPA products can be specifically designed with capital-protection features that aim to protect the investor's initial capital, subject to the terms, conditions and credit risk of the relevant structure.

Investors should review the specific product documentation to understand whether capital protection applies to a particular DPA.

Does a DPA pay income during the investment term?
What risks should investors consider?
Who are DPA investments intended for?

Explore frequently asked questions about structured investments, potential returns, capital protection features and key risk considerations.
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Structured Investments

Structured investments are market-linked solutions designed to create targeted payoff profiles, enhance yield potential or shape risk and return outcomes.

These products may combine elements of fixed income, derivatives and underlying market exposures to deliver predefined outcomes based on specific conditions.
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Investment Opportunities

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Product Purpose

Structured investments may be used to express a defined market view, enhance income potential, manage downside exposure or access selected assets through a tailored payoff profile.

Each structure is designed around a specific investment objective, observation mechanism, maturity profile and risk scenario.

How Structured Investments Work

Structured investments typically link investor outcomes to the performance of one or more underlying assets, such as equities, indices, baskets or other market references.

Each product includes predefined conditions that determine whether the investor receives income, early redemption, participation in market performance, asset delivery or another maturity outcome.

Common features may include protection levels, participation rates, barriers, coupon conditions or autocall triggers, depending on the product design and market conditions.

Risk and Suitability Considerations

Structured investments can be complex and may not be suitable for all investors.

Investors should consider market risk, issuer risk, liquidity risk, early redemption risk, barrier risk, underlying asset risk and the specific payoff terms of each structure.

Structured investments may suit wholesale or professional investors who:

● Have a defined market view or investment scenario
● Understand market-linked payoff structures
● Seek enhanced yield potential or targeted exposure
● Can accept capital-at-risk outcomes
● Use structured products as part of a diversified allocation

Outcome Scenarios

If the market rises above the reference level
If the market remains within a defined range

The investor may receive a fixed return, conditional coupon, continued observation toward a future redemption date or another defined outcome.

If the market falls below key levels

Key Characteristics

We believe that financial goals are more than a number to our clients. It may represent a new home, a small business, a comfortable retirement or a college education. To help our clients go from dreaming to doing, we have our core beliefs that are central to their investing success. We’re here to help with any questions you have on your path to find financial security.
Defined payoff structure
Flexible investment objectives

Structures may target yield enhancement, downside management, capital growth, participation or directional exposure.

Customisable features
Capital at risk
Scenario-based use

Browse Structured Product Opportunities

Explore available structured product opportunities by currency, payment frequency, coupon type and underlying exposure.

Currencies

Payment Frequency

Coupon Type

Underlying

Available

AUD Fixed Coupon Note

AUD US Equity-Linked Fixed Coupon Equity-Linked Monthly Payment
13.18% p.a.
Underlying: Nvidia / Tesla
  • Investment Term: 9 months
  • Monthly Payment
  • Strike: 80% of initial price
Express Interest
Available

AUD Fixed Coupon Note

AUD Global Equity-Linked Fixed Coupon Equity-Linked Monthly Payment
18.50% p.a.
Underlying: Marvell / TSMC / Nvidia
  • Investment Term: 12 months
  • Monthly Payment
  • Strike: 75% of initial price
Express Interest
Available

AUD Snowball Note

AUD AU Equity-Linked Accumulated Coupon Market-Linked Equity-Linked
9.20% p.a.
Underlying: ANZ / Commonwealth / NAB / Westpac
  • Investment Term: 36 months
  • Monthly Payment
  • KI: 60% of initial price
Express Interest
Fully Subscribed

AUD Snowball Note

AUD US Equity-Linked Accumulated Coupon Monthly Payment
25.00% p.a.
Underlying: ARM / Broadcom / Microsoft / Nvidia
  • Investment Term: 24 months
  • Monthly Payment
  • KI: 55% of initial price
Express Interest
Fully Subscribed

AUD Fixed Coupon Note

AUD AU Equity-Linked Fixed Coupon Quarterly Payment
9.20% p.a.
Underlying: BHP / Coles / NAB / Woolworths
  • Investment Term: 36 months
  • Quarterly Payment
  • KI: 60% of initial price
Express Interest
Fully Subscribed

AUD Fixed Coupon Note

AUD AU Equity-Linked Fixed Coupon Quarterly Payment
8.30% p.a.
Underlying: ANZ / BHP / Macquarie
  • Investment Term: 36 months
  • Quarterly Payment
  • KI: 50% of initial price
Express Interest
Fully Subscribed

AUD Fixed Coupon Note

AUD US Equity-Linked Fixed Coupon Monthly Payment
40.33% p.a.
Underlying: Micron Technology / Nvidia / Tesla
  • Investment Term: 3 months
  • Monthly Payment
  • Strike: 75% of initial price
Express Interest
Fully Subscribed

AUD Fixed Coupon Note

AUD US Equity-Linked Fixed Coupon Monthly Payment
44.45% p.a.
Underlying: ARM / Nvidia / Tesla
  • Investment Term: 3 months
  • Monthly Payment
  • Strike: 85% of initial price
Express Interest
Fully Subscribed

AUD Fixed Coupon Note

AUD AU Equity-Linked Fixed Coupon Quarterly Payment
8.40% p.a.
Underlying: ANZ / Coles / Macquarie / Woolworths
  • Investment Term: 36 months
  • Quarterly Payment
  • KI: 60% of initial price
Express Interest

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of structures are commonly used?
Do structured investments offer capital protection?

Some structures may include partial or conditional protection features, but many involve capital-at-risk outcomes depending on market movements and product terms.

Are coupons or returns fixed?
Who are structured investments suitable for?
What documents can I receive after enquiring?

Investors may also refer to ASIC information on complex financial products when considering product structure, risk and suitability.
ASIC information on complex financial products

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Managed Funds

Managed funds provide access to professionally managed portfolios across selected asset classes, sectors or investment themes.

These strategies may support diversified exposure, active management and long-term portfolio allocation for wholesale and professional investors.
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Investment Opportunities

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Product Purpose

Managed funds may be used to access investment strategies that require specialist expertise, active portfolio management or diversified exposure through a single investment vehicle.

Each fund operates under a defined mandate, investment objective and risk framework.

Risk and Suitability Considerations

Managed funds are subject to market risk, manager risk, liquidity risk, strategy risk and the specific risks of the underlying assets.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future performance.

Professionally managed portfolios may be suitable for wholesale or professional investors who:

- Seek diversified exposure through a single investment vehicle
- Prefer professional management or thematic strategies
- Aim to allocate capital with a longer-term investment objective
- Understand the risks associated with investment mandates and market fluctuations

How to Review Managed Funds

When reviewing selected funds, investors should consider the fund’s investment objective, asset allocation, manager experience, liquidity terms, fee structure, distribution policy and underlying asset exposure. These details can influence the fund’s risk profile, return potential and suitability within a broader portfolio.

Investors should also review the relevant fund documentation, including the investment mandate, key risks, redemption terms and any performance information available. Pooled investment structures may differ significantly in strategy, liquidity and risk, so each opportunity should be assessed against the investor’s objectives, investment timeframe and tolerance for market fluctuations.

How Managed Funds Work

Managed funds pool capital from multiple investors and allocate it according to the fund’s investment strategy and mandate.

Returns may be generated from asset performance, income distributions and active management decisions made by the investment manager.

Funds may follow equity, fixed income, multi-asset, income-focused or thematic approaches depending on their objective.

Key Characteristics

Diversified exposure
Professional management

Portfolio decisions are made by an experienced investment manager in line with the fund’s mandate.

Strategy-driven outcomes
Liquidity varies
Long-term allocation

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of strategies do managed funds follow?
Are managed funds liquid?

Liquidity depends on the fund structure. Some funds may offer periodic redemptions, while others may have defined liquidity windows or restrictions.

Are fees the same across all funds?
Who are managed funds intended for?
What documents can I receive after enquiring?

Within the broader Candour group, Candour Private Wealth provides adviser-focused support across licensing, governance, compliance and practice infrastructure.
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Discuss Available Opportunities

Managed fund opportunities may become available from time to time across selected asset classes, sectors and investment themes.
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