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Hedge Capital Partners predominantly focuses on residential real estate development in the Greater London area, with deep experience in peripheral transit zones. Hedge Capital Partners’ current and future project sizes range from £5mm to £50mm. Our investment criterion is driven by Return on Asset targets (ROA, ROE, IRR), stress-tested leverage targets (LTV, LTC), and demographic/commute KPIs (commute times, income statistics, crime statistics). The company’s indirect strategies are market-neutral and seek to isolate fundamental factors on which the firm has high conviction of changes in magnitude or direction. The Firm also uses its indirect real estate expertise to help manage risk associated with its direct real estate exposure.
Hedge Capital Partners was founded by our CEO & Group Managing Director Kabir Qureshi who brings a wealth of investment experience spanning over 15 years from QB Group / UK & International Real Estates and having also worked in the UAE / Dubai property market for some time. He is primarily focused on Fundamental Investment Analysis, Site Selection and Capital Structure Management.
The Hedge Capital Partners Team is comprised of seasoned leaders with solid attention to detail and accustomed to operating under demanding timelines. The firm’s operational team consists of 4 Senior Development Directors each capable of managing 2-3 projects at various stages of completion. The firms Development Directors have between 10 and 30 years of relevant work experience (contract structuring, project management, procurement, logistics)
The firm’s investment and development philosophy is built on risk management with a margin of safety for all stakeholders. The firm is committed to protect investor capital as much as it aims to maximize returnon investment.
The firm’s investor base is comprised of our own Retained
Earnings, Family Offices, Corporates, High Net Worth Individuals,
family, and friends. We seek investors who are sophisticated and
understand a risk/reward framework