Is the traditional 60/40 Equity/Bond portfolio dead?
Free Webinar
Are Real Estate Debt Funds the Alternative to Fixed Income?
feat. Kirkland Capital Group
Wall Street research firms have expressed concerns about lower returns for fixed income & equities in 2021
For the traditional lower-risk bonds part of an investment portfolio, are real estate debt funds a good alternative? In previous webinars, we have talked about many different types of real estate debt and targeting individual debt of properties. This webinar will go over what to look for in a real estate debt fund with spread-out risk across many properties with Kirkland Capital Group.
Key points:
Higher correlation to equities and low yield means bonds may no longer work for lowering risk on an investment portfolio
Replacing bonds with non-correlated alternatives, such as real estate debt
What to look for in a real estate debt fund
Meet the hosts:
Brendan Walsh
Brendan Walsh is a fintech entrepreneur and Wisconsin-Madison graduate, coming from the financial advising and the retirement industry in Chicago. Before joining Rocket Dollar, he consulted various fintech, crypto, and blockchain startups growing throughout his home city. Specializing in sales and customer service automation, operations, and partnership management, Brendan has a talent for recognizing opportunities in new markets and creating efficiencies to accelerate the speed of a fintech organization.
Mike Cavanuagh
Mike leads business development for Regiment and sets the company vision. After a career as a floor trader in the bond and wheat pits at the CBOT, he co-founded an asset management company in 2006 known today as RCM Wealth Advisors. He was instrumental in growing the assets under management to more than $200mm. After 20+ years of capital markets experience, he chose to move on to focus on helping the next generation of startup leaders and founded FinTech Ranger in 2017. His primary role at FinTech Ranger was growing the network of prospects and referral partners within the financial technology spheres of business including startups in the FinTech space.
Mike is the co-founder of the Chicago-based Small Business Advocacy Council (SBAC), a non-profit organization that lobbies on behalf of small businesses across Chicagoland. He holds a BA from UW Madison.