REO Capital - Seeks Key Employees & Advisory Board of Directors

John Denes – CEO – REO Capital is seeking a $250,000 investment in REO Capital, from each Board Member for Working Capital to open new offices & hire new employees & will repay a 1500% ROI or a total of $3,50,000  + a seat on the board + as well as JV Agreement  !

My Business Model is uniquely structured as charging a Monthly Retainer + Success Fee on my Capital Raises for Private Equity Funds, Venture Capital Funds & Hedge Funds! So my annual revenues could be lucrative by conducting Ten Capital Raises annually with this expansion.

Placement Agent Firms like “Park Hill Group” are now subsidiaries of “Blackstone” because of the Lucrative Fees  & Forbes started their own Placement Agent, not to mention that KKR is also starting their own Placement Agent division!

As a Investor in REO Capital, LLC with a $250,000 investment each, REO Capital will Return on Investment a total of $3,500,000 with a  JV Agreement + a Seat on the Board  & your ROI would exceed 1500% over a 5 year period!

Founded in 2009, REO Capital | Global Capital Raising Firm | Private Equity Consulting Firm | Hedge Fund Consulting Firm has over 75 years of combined experience & raised over $1.2 Billion in new capital to date. We provide Global Capital Raises, along with other Consulting Services to emerging and established, Hedge Funds, Venture Capital Funds and Private Equity Funds, with offices in Detroit | London | Miami – coming soon. We offer the most competitive, comprehensive, & personalized capital raising services in the industry!

We feel that it is Important to find Key Employees, such as a CMO & CLO to assist our growth, but we also feel it is equally Important to find Key Talented People for our Advisory Board of Directors!

Feel Free to email me for a copy of my Business Plan, Executive Summary & Term Sheet!

Remember you do not have to make an investment in a Technology company such as Facebook in order to receive a superior return on Your Investment! You can receive a Superior ROI of 1500% in the Financial Services sector!

johndenes (at) reocapitalllc.com

REO Capital - Reports Private Equity Capital Raising Ends Strong in 2013

During 2013, private equity firms globally have raised $356 billion, the largest amount since the beginning of the global financial crisis in 2008, according to a report by Private Equity International’s Research division.

The total fundraising figure is also an 18.6 percent increase year-on-year, with GPs raising just over $300 million during 2012.

The uptick was largely driven by North America-focused GPs, with $119 billion earmarked for the region a 33 percent increase from the $89 billion raised last year. Western Europe saw a slight increase, too, with GPs in the region raising $35.8 billion, compared to $27.3 billion last year.

In contrast, capital raised by funds targeting Asia-Pacific has declined since 2011, when just under $62 billion was raised. In 2013, Asian GPs collected just $27.7 billion – roughly on par with last year’s figure. 

Emerging market GPs have fallen out of favor with investors as growth rates have slowed and funds have struggled with realizations in some key markets, notably China and India. 

In terms of fund volume, 580 funds raised the $356 billion worth of capital this year, with just over $80 billion being raised across 119 funds during the final quarter of the year.

However, the report added that the total could rise as much as 15 percent for the year as more information becomes available.

Buyout funds and corporate private equity continued to represent the largest pool of capital raised, followed by venture capital and growth equity combined. Just under $169 billion was raised by buyout funds, compared to the $132.7 billion raised year-on-year.

The amount raised by mezzanine and debt funds grew by 45 percent, to $64.6 billion from $44.4 billion during 2012, while other fund strategies raised roughly the same as last year, according to PEI’s Research division.

The biggest fundraise this year was by CVC Capital Partners, collecting $14.2 billion for its European Equity Partners VI fund. This was followed by The Carlyle Group’s $13 billion North America vehicle – its sixth in market, and Warburg Pincus’ $11.2 billion global vehicle, the eleventh global product for the firm.

“2013 has been characterised by the continued returning confidence in private equity as an asset class. That said, the much-told story of a split between those that raise big funds quickly and those that struggle remains true. Where the likes of CVC, Carlyle and Apax have had real success, others are finding things much harder,” Dan Gunner, director of Research at PEI, said in a statement.

“It’s also been interesting to see a strong shift towards debt and mezzanine opportunities as funds continue to diversify in their investment approach,” he added. 

Contact us at - REO Capital for your next Capital Raise on your Private Equity Fund for the most competative fees and personalized services beyond other Placement Agents!  Allow us to show you our vast Global LP's for your fund, who are seeking unique PE Funds like yours!

John Denes

CEO

REO Capital, LLC

Detroit | Miami | London | Hong Kong

www.reocapitalllc.com