how we invest

ACI pursues differentiated return drivers beyond traditional markets by combining credit, contractual/event-driven cash flows, and special situations. We focus on contractual cash flows, downside protections embedded in structure, and disciplined risk controls.

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Sourcing Deals

A Network Driven Origination Advantage

We generate a consistent pipeline of proprietary opportunities, sourced through relationships rather than broad intermediation.

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From Sourcing to Execution

ACI’s investments help solve challenges for our counterparties while seeking consistent risk-adjusted returns for our investors.

Public &
Private Markets


Hedging against Private Market Portfolio

Equity Markets Trading Opportunities

Structured Products

Synthetic Hedged Block Trades

Distressed Sales

PE Investments in Emerging Business Sectors

Op Co. Investments

Mid/Late Stage IPO

Secondary Shares

Structured Debt &
Collaterized Lending


Private Market

ESOP

Carried Interest and GP Lending Facilities

Receivables

Factor Receivables

Account Receivables

Property Assets

Real Estate

Self-Storage

GP Financing

Corporate Lending

Bridge Loan Financing

Mezzanine

Preferred Debt with Equity Kickers

Mass Tort/Litigation
Financing


Litigation Finance

Plaintiff Lending

Law Firm Collateralized Loans

Mass Tort Funding

US and International Case Funding

Common Questions About ACI’s Investment Approach

Alternative Capital Investments focuses on structured credit, litigation finance, mass tort finance, and special situations. The platform seeks opportunities with identifiable return drivers, contractual cash flows, and transaction structures that can be evaluated through disciplined underwriting.

What types of investments does Alternative Capital Investments focus on?

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Qualified investors may consider factors such as source of repayment, collateral, duration, documentation, counterparty profile, transaction structure, and liquidity. Each opportunity should be evaluated based on its specific terms, risks, and fit within a broader portfolio.

What should qualified investors consider when evaluating structured credit opportunities?

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ACI emphasizes disciplined underwriting, deal-specific structuring, and downside-aware terms. Where applicable, investments may include collateral, negotiated documentation, legal protections, insurance features, or other structural elements designed to help define and manage risk.

How does ACI approach risk management?

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What does “contractual cash flows” mean in private credit investing?

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Contractual cash flows generally refer to investment structures where expected payments are tied to defined contractual terms or identifiable sources of repayment. These features may help provide greater visibility into the timing and source of expected returns, though all investments involve risk.


What role does litigation finance play in ACI’s platform?

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Litigation finance and mass tort finance may provide exposure to return drivers that are less directly tied to traditional public equity or fixed income markets. These opportunities are evaluated based on case economics, expected resolution dynamics, legal process considerations, and transaction structure.


Who can invest with Alternative Capital Investments?

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ACI investment opportunities are generally intended for qualified investors and are subject to applicable eligibility requirements, offering documents, and investment vehicle terms. Prospective investors should contact ACI to request more information and determine whether a specific opportunity may be available to them.

Discuss Investment Access

Connect with ACI to request performance information and discuss current opportunities across the platform, including Special Class participation where applicable.