Yieldstreet
Yieldstreet is the leading platform for private market investing focused on generating income streams for investors. Founded in 2015, Yieldstreet is reimagining the way wealth is created by providing access to alternative investments previously reserved only for institutions and the ultra-wealthy. Yieldstreet’s award-winning technology platform provides access to products across a range of asset classes including Real Estate, Private Equity and Venture Capital funds, Private Credit, Art, Marine and Legal Finance. Since its foundation, the platform has funded over $2.7 billion of investments and is committed to making financial products more inclusive.
ABOUT YIELDSTREET
Yieldstreet is an online crowdfunding platform for accredited and non-accredited investors to invest in a range of alternative investment products, such as real estate, structured notes, and art.
The platform empowers investors to grow their wealth outside the stock market by curating private market alternatives from top investment managers.
Yieldstreet has a range of asset types and classes with varying minimum investment requirements, terms, and IRA eligibility.
Yieldstreet requires a $10,000 minimum to start investing. It also charges between 1% and 4% in annual management fees, depending on what you're invested in.
INVESTMENT STRATEGIES
Investments in commercial and residential properties, focusing on income generation and capital appreciation.
Opportunities to invest in art assets, offering potential returns from the appreciation of art pieces.
Investments in private debt instruments, including structured credit and direct lending, aiming to provide income through interest payments.
Legal Finance.
Funding for legal cases, with returns generated from successful litigation outcomes.
Transportation.
Investments in assets like shipping vessels and aircraft, focusing on income from leasing and asset appreciation.
Funding for supply chain operations, offering returns from interest on short-term loans to businesses.
Marine.
Investments in maritime assets, including vessels and related infrastructure.
Short-Term Notes.
Short-duration investments designed to provide liquidity and income over a brief period.
Investments in private companies, aiming for capital appreciation through business growth and eventual exit events.
Funding for early-stage companies with high growth potential, seeking returns from successful exits.