Following his invitation to give the keynote address at the launch of the Financial Association of Industrial Parks (FAIP) in Vietnam, Acuity CEO and founder, Mr Ranjit Thambyrajah, was officially invited to be a member of the FAIP’s Advisory Board. By Jacquelene Pearson Mr Thambyrajah said he was thankful for the opportunity to be appointed … Read more
The collapse of Chinese property behemoth, Evergrande, may have attracted headlines around the world but Australia is not immune from the consequences of poor and unlawful behaviour by unscrupulous property developers, real estate agents and banks. By Jacquelene Pearson Alarm bells should ring immediately if any developer or associated lawyer or real estate agent selling … Read more
Forbes says sustainability will be one of the major business trends of 2024 and Acuity is already well positioned to be a major funding arranger – ahead of global trends and with excellent risk management – to finance the world’s largest sustainability projects. By Jacquelene Pearson Forbes has identified sustainability as one of its Top … Read more
Australia is facing an affordable housing crisis and the Federal and State Governments are looking for ways to increase housing supply. One solution is the build-to-rent model, traditionally popular in markets like Japan and now taking hold in Australian capital cities. By Jacquelene Pearson Since COVID restrictions were lifted in 2022, investors have been grappling … Read more
Acuity Funding CEO, Mr Ranjit Thambyrajah, has signed off on a $US6.4 billion funding arrangement with the Tin Thanh Group (TTG) of Vietnam to facilitate the completion of multiple global-scale emissions-reducing projects. The collaboration, confirmed with a public signing ceremony, will enable TTG to complete the following: The projects have the approval and support of … Read more
Acuity Funding continues to make the national news in Vietnam, this time in relation to its willingness to finance ‘niche’ investment opportunities in cemeteries. A five square metre grave site in some areas of Vietnam has the same price as an apartment and customers can also buy a grave area in installments, according to a … Read more
Professional bond investors in the US are now openly stating that they do not believe the First Republic collapse and JP Morgan “rescue” will be the end of the banking crisis, as predicted by Acuity Funding’s CEO, Mr Ranjit Thambyrajah in 2022.
We’ve all had time to settle back into our busy lives following the festivities of Christmas and Lunar New Year, and to digest the latest round of economic and investment forecasts, so what is the remainder of the 2023 calendar year going to look like for those seeking funding for major projects? By Jacquelene Pearson* … Read more
A common economic viewpoint seems to be that western economies will struggle as the ‘cost of living crisis’ continues to bite this year but China and the ASEAN-six will be the leading marketplaces for investment and economic expansion. By Jacquelene Pearson As more than 2 billion people recently celebrated the Luna New Year, some of … Read more
Everyone from the IMF down to the individual bank economist is telling us that 2023 will “feel like” a recession, but there will still be investors looking for sweet spots with safe returns; there will still be nations achieving above-par economic growth; and that means there are still many global-scale projects searching for safe, efficient and reliable funding.
Few finance brokers have the experience, knowledge, passion and capability to help business owners succeed. At Acuity Funding, working with self-employed clients is our specialty.
We have successfully found funding solutions for many property and infrastructure developers, including those working with governments via tender, Public Private Partnerships and other commercial avenues.
Acuity Funding’s relationship with investors, hedge funds and private equity investors through America, Europe and Asia underpins our capability to assist both investors and developers.
Acuity Funding knows not all properties are the same in the eyes of lenders. If you need finance for a nursing home, service station, pub, childcare centre, – you name it – Lenders have a long list of properties they consider “unconventional”.
Around the world, the cost of replacing aging infrastructure, let alone building the roads, railways, schools, hospitals, ports and power plants of the future, is being borne less by government
Acuity Funding is at the forefront of finance solutions for major projects in Australia and throughout the Asia-Pacific and Europe. Managing Director, Ranjit Thambyrajah, has assisted private sector clients
