What M360 Advisors’ Recent Move Signifies About Globalization

Gentry: “Traditional fixed-income investments offer minimal yield, making commercial real estate debt funds attractive relative to more traditional asset classes. These types of funds are attracting investors’ attention not only in the US, but also in foreign markets such as South Korea.”

IRVINE, CA—Commingled funds are attracting investors’ attention not only in the US, but also in foreign markets such as South Korea, Money360’s CEO and founder Evan Gentry tells GlobeSt.com. A commercial real estate debt fund managed by Money360 affiliate M360 Advisors has successfully registered with the South Korea Financial Supervisory Service. FSS registration allows South Korean hedge funds, corporations, pension funds, insurance companies and other institutional investors to participate in the fund.

Since becoming registered, the fund has received more than $65 million to date from one of South Korea’s oldest and largest financial institutions, and M360 anticipates receiving more than $250 million in aggregate throughout the first half of 2017. M360 Advisors currently works with foreign investors from South Korea, China, Singapore, South Africa, Europe, Canada, the Netherlands and Kuwait, with further expansion underway. South Korea is the latest in the company’s strategic business plan to bolster its global reach, with an intensified push into South Africa and China planned in the near future.