Frequently asked questions

Glen Elgin is a capital growth consultancy focused on providing investors with access to a range of investment opportunities across private markets, pre-IPO investments, secondary market opportunities, fixed-rate investments, and listed securities.

We work with investors to identify opportunities aligned with their objectives, risk tolerance, and long-term wealth goals, providing a structured approach to accessing investments that may not always be available through traditional channels.

Glen Elgin takes a personalised approach to investing. Rather than offering a one-size-fits-all solution, we focus on understanding each client's objectives and structuring investment strategies around their individual requirements.

Our approach combines research, market access, and investment expertise to help clients identify opportunities across multiple asset classes.

Glen Elgin operates a performance-aligned fee model for eligible investment strategies. Our interests are aligned with our clients — we only earn performance-based fees when investments generate positive returns.

Specific fee structures vary depending on the investment opportunity, structure, and product type. All applicable fees and costs are clearly disclosed before any investment decision is made.

For performance-based arrangements, Glen Elgin only receives a performance fee when the investment generates a positive return, subject to the specific terms of the investment agreement.

Investors should review all relevant documentation before committing capital, as different investment products may have different fee structures.

Depending on the investment, additional costs may apply, including administration fees, transaction costs, platform fees, custody fees, or third-party charges.

All applicable costs are disclosed upfront before investing.

A pre-IPO investment provides investors with exposure to private companies before they become publicly listed on a stock exchange.

These investments allow investors to potentially participate in the growth of companies during their private stage before a potential IPO. However, private investments involve risks, including limited liquidity and the possibility that a company may not list publicly.

Glen Elgin works with established networks and investment partners to identify selected private market opportunities.

Access depends on availability, eligibility requirements, investment size, and the specific structure of each opportunity.

Eligibility requirements vary depending on the investment opportunity, jurisdiction, and regulatory requirements.

Some investments may only be available to wholesale, sophisticated, professional, or eligible investors where applicable.

If a company completes an IPO, investors may receive exposure to publicly traded shares depending on the investment structure used.

Following listing, investors should understand that market prices may fluctuate and there is no guarantee of positive returns.

No. Pre-IPO investing involves risk. While early-stage investments can provide access to significant growth opportunities, companies may experience delays, reduced valuations, or may not complete an IPO.

Investors should consider their financial circumstances and investment objectives before investing.

A secondary market investment involves purchasing existing shares or interests in a private company from existing shareholders rather than investing directly into the company.

Secondary markets can provide investors with access to established private companies that may otherwise be difficult to access before a public listing.

Secondary markets may provide investors with:

• Access to mature private companies
• Potential exposure before an IPO event
• Opportunities to diversify private market holdings
• Entry points when direct investment rounds are unavailable

Private secondary market investments are generally less liquid than publicly traded shares.

Investors should understand that selling private investments may take time and depends on available buyers, company restrictions, and market conditions.

Private company valuations are generally determined through recent funding rounds, company performance, market conditions, comparable companies, and available transaction data.

Private valuations can change over time and may not reflect the eventual public market value.

Fixed-rate investments provide investors with a predetermined return over a defined investment term.

Examples may include fixed-rate bonds, corporate debt instruments, and other income-focused investment products.

Fixed-rate investments may provide investors with:

• Predictable income payments
• Portfolio diversification
• Exposure to income-generating assets
• A defined investment timeframe

No investment is completely risk-free. While fixed-rate investments generally provide a defined return structure, they may involve risks including issuer risk, credit risk, liquidity risk, and market conditions.

Investors should review the relevant investment documentation before investing.

Payment structures vary depending on the investment. Returns may be paid through regular income distributions, interest payments, or at maturity.

The specific terms will be outlined in the investment documentation.

We assess opportunities based on factors including:

• Investment fundamentals
• Market conditions
• Growth potential
• Risk considerations
• Investment structure
• Client objectives

Each opportunity undergoes review before being presented to eligible investors.

The process begins with an initial discussion to understand your investment objectives, experience, and goals.

Where appropriate, we then provide access to suitable investment opportunities and supporting information.

Minimum investment amounts vary depending on the opportunity, investment structure, and eligibility requirements.

Details are provided for each individual investment opportunity.

Where applicable, Glen Elgin provides clients with access to digital tools and reporting platforms designed to help monitor investments, documents, and portfolio information.

No. All investments involve risk, and past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

Investors should consider their own circumstances and seek appropriate financial advice before making investment decisions.

Glen Elgin provides investors with a structured approach to accessing opportunities across private markets, capital growth investments, and income-focused strategies.

Our objective is to provide investors with informed access, transparent communication, and investment solutions aligned with long-term wealth creation.