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Private investment is a type of investment that is currently in vogue. It is mostly for people who are not in the public sector. Private investment involves the acquisition of property and assets that will generate profits in the future. This type of investment is not guaranteed, but can lead to losses. That is why it is useful to choose well the field in which to invest your money, in order to benefit from investment returns in a later period.
Private investments are mainly investments of households, i.e. purchases of houses, and investments of companies. In the case of a company, making a private investment means putting capital into production.
Private investment is generally classified into productive investment and intangible investment. The productive investments are related to everything that is material or tangible such as machinery, while the intangible investments are oriented in: capital payments for research and development, for training, purchase of license, etc.
Private investment is classified according to the time in which the expected benefit of the paid capital is returned.
Depending on the investment horizon, the expected profit in relation to the amount invested will vary. The profit can also vary according to the country, whether in France or elsewhere, because the rate is different according to the country and the sector.
Financial investment in the private sector has many advantages. To take advantage of these benefits, a few rules must be followed.
Keeping savings aside
For any investor, it is always important to save. Indeed, it is a kind of precaution for any unforeseen event that could occur, in case of breakdown for example. It is preferable not to invest the money needed in the short term or the one to live.
The savings in a classic passbook in parallel with the investments should never be neglected and should be fed every month.
Set specific objectives
Private investment exists in many different types, with specific characteristics for each yield, tax system or investment horizon. Well-defined objectives will help determine the type of investment that is right for each investor.
In order to set your goals, you should consider the estimated time frame for investing your money, whether it is for one year, five years or years.
Create your investor profile
Once you have defined your goals, you need to establish an investment strategy that will match your investor profile. To create an investor profile, you must take into account your professional and financial situation, your level of financial knowledge and your risk appetite. These criteria will be added to the objective set and the investment horizon chosen.
Getting support for private investments
Getting started in private equity is not always easy. Beginning investors often imagine themselves sitting in front of the computer all day, following the stock market price or rate. In fact, private investing has nothing to do with it. For beginners, it is possible to be accompanied and let the investments be managed by the experts. In this case, no time is wasted. In addition, you will be able to get advice on asset management.
Investing little by little
To enter the private investment market, there is no good or bad time. The date of entry is not the most important. In order to take advantage of the market, the entry point must be smoothed out. Instead of making a one-time investment, you can do so gradually by making an initial capital contribution and then making regular payments.
Staying the course with your investment strategy
While there may be ups and downs in the investment market, it is important not to withdraw capital before the end of the investment horizon. Investing, especially private investing, has its ups and downs. So even if stock prices are falling, the investment is still worthwhile. Expert advice can always be useful in this case, so as not to give in to panic.
Private investments can be made in several areas. With Jérôme Courville, you have several ideas for private investments that will allow you to generate high returns, depending on your investment horizon.
Equity Raise - creative digital agent
This agent represents independent creative talent located around the world. It includes:
This booming business is a real innovation in the market. Investing in this digital field allows to make interesting profits, as it is constantly evolving and has an international dimension.
Capital raising project – Switzerland
This project aims to raise funds to produce medical cannabis that will be used to improve public health. With the goal of improving the quality of life for everyone, investing in this field will help you earn income in the short or long term.
Private Banking
Investing in private banking allows you to acquire a private bank or an asset manager.
Acquisition in Wealth Management
By investing in this field, you can become a competitor of an international private bank in Paris. If you are an asset manager or an independent wealth manager looking for external growth and acquisition, this investment is for you.
Financing and credit solutions
If you are looking for financing for your real estate, financial assets or other real estate assets such as jets, yachts or any other type of work of art and luxury item, you can benefit from a research and advisory service that will serve as financing solutions for your projects according to your investor profile.
Beautiful Wine Cellar
This private investment domain is in charge of selling a cellar of several thousand bottles of wine. Purchases are made only on allocation or via merchants.
Hotels
You can make private investments in real estate by investing in hotels in Switzerland, Monaco or Bordeaux.
Capital Raise
This project of fund raising for a company in Switzerland allows you to increase your capital. Investors will be able to make a very interesting profit, as it is estimated at + 800% by the year 2023.
Residential investment
For private investors, this opportunity to invest in real estate in Gstaad, Switzerland is unique.
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