We are excited to present the latest performance update for the London Credit Fund, highlighting another month of strong results. Here’s a concise overview of the London Credit Fund’s performance for August 2024:

Annualised Returns:

In August 2024, both Investment Compartments A & B continued their trend of surpassing annualised target returns:

Investment Compartment A:

  • £: Achieved a return of 6.03% p.a., surpassing its 5% target
  • $: Achieved a return of 5.77%p.a., surpassing its 5% target
  • €: Achieved a return of 4.54%, surpassing its 4% target

Investment Compartment B:

  • £: Achieved a return of 7.00% p.a., surpassing its 6% target
  • $: Achieved a return of 6.91% p.a., surpassing its 6% target
  • €: Achieved a return of 5.54% p.a., surpassing its 5% target

London Credit Fund’s performance reflects its commitment in delivering strong results to its valued investors.

London Credit’s Track Record:

We are proud to highlight that London Credit, our trusted lending partner with a robust 13-year history, has played a vital role in managing our loan portfolio. With over £250 million in loans issued and collected, London Credit’s expertise enhances the London Credit Fund’s investment strategy.

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Contact Details:
Georgia Bourouchtsi
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Disclaimer:
This is a marketing communication. Please refer to the LC London Credit AIF V.C.I.C. Public Ltd (“the Fund”) prospectus before making any final investment decisions. There are a number of risk factors which a prospective investor should take into account prior to deciding to participate in the Fund, therefore, please refer to the Fund’s prospectus for further details. The Fund is available solely to Professional and Well-Informed investors. As with all investing, your capital may be at risk. There can be no assurance that the investment options objectives will be met, and potential investors may not get back the amount invested. Past performance does not predict future returns.