Problem Definition

In the traditional investment landscape, several key challenges have consistently hindered accessibility, efficiency, and inclusivity.

Hedge and each of Hedge's funds addresses these critical issues:

High Entry Barriers: Real estate, vehicle fleet, stock and business ownership investment typically requires substantial capital, making it inaccessible to a large portion of the population. This limitation restricts investment opportunities to a relatively affluent segment, leaving a significant potential investor base untapped.

Illiquidity of Assets: Multifaceted investments are often characterized as an illiquid asset. The time-consuming and complex process of buying and selling properties, investing and researching stocks, building a brick-and-mortar business, and managing a fleet of rental vehicles makes it difficult for investors to quickly liquidate or shift their investments in response to market changes.

Lack of Transparency and Efficiency: Traditional investment transactions can be fraught with opacity due to multiple intermediaries, long lead times to produce information about investment assets, leading to inefficiencies and increased costs. This lack of transparency can result in trust issues and potential disputes among investors.

Geographical Limitations: Conventional investments are often confined by geographical boundaries, which limits investment choices and exposes investors to localized market risks.