Infinity Core Alternative Fund is a hedge fund based in Milwaukee. According to its most recent Form D, filed Oct 15, 2013, the fund has sold $19,505,000 of interests to 10 investors since its first sale in Oct 2013. The minimum investment it accepts from an outside investor is $25,000. It relies on the Section 3(c)(1) exclusion, which limits it to 100 beneficial owners, typically accredited investors. The offering uses Rule 506(b), which does not permit general solicitation. Related persons named in the filing include Michael Peck; Randal Golden; Benjamin Schmidt.
Performance
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- Total raised
- $19,505,000Cumulative sales reported on Form D
- Investors
- 10
- First sale
- Oct 1, 2013
- Minimum investment
- $25,000
- Who can invest
- Accredited investorsSection 3(c)(1): up to 100 beneficial owners
- Offering exemption
- Rule 506(b)No general advertising
- Key people and entities
- Michael Peck; Randal Golden; Benjamin Schmidt
- Latest Form D
- Oct 15, 2013
From SEC filings, not verified. This page republishes the fund's Form D as filed. It is not an offer, solicitation or recommendation, and AltMountain has not reviewed the fund. “Raised” is cumulative sales, not current assets or performance. Private funds are speculative, illiquid and generally limited to accredited investors or qualified purchasers. Full disclosures · Request a correction
Questions about Infinity Core Alternative Fund
What is the minimum investment for Infinity Core Alternative Fund?
According to its latest Form D, filed Oct 15, 2013, the minimum investment Infinity Core Alternative Fund accepts from an outside investor is $25,000.
Who can invest in Infinity Core Alternative Fund?
Infinity Core Alternative Fund is generally open only to accredited investors, and it may have no more than 100 beneficial owners because it relies on Section 3(c)(1). It uses Rule 506(b), which does not allow general advertising.
How much has Infinity Core Alternative Fund raised?
Infinity Core Alternative Fund reports $19,505,000 sold from 10 investors on its Form D filed Oct 15, 2013. This is cumulative sales since the offering began, not current assets or performance.
Where is Infinity Core Alternative Fund based?
Infinity Core Alternative Fund is based in Milwaukee.
When did Infinity Core Alternative Fund launch?
Infinity Core Alternative Fund reports its first sale in Oct 2013.