Cfi Capital Pty Ltd

CFI Capital is a highly sophisticated Private Equity firm based in Sydney, Australia, but operating with true global reach. Our primary purpose is to generate absolute returns for our investors and shareholders by means of Asset Management, Venture Capital and Debt Acquisition. CFI Capital manages a privately held Hedge Fund with the primary purpose of aggressively chasing absolute alpha whilst keeping both the beta coefficient and overall risk at manageable levels. We invest on a global scale, and using leverage where appropriate, take both long and short positions in a multitude of asset classes and derivatives. Since inception, CFI Capital is able to boast net returns in the top few percent compared with our competitors. Due to the nature of our investment strategy, our fund is by invitation only and not open to the public. At CFI Capital we fully understand that often a good way to grow your business is through improvement in technology which may provide a lower cost base and improved cash flow. As a result, we have developed a strong asset leasing program, focusing on providing customized operating leases for technology products such as printers, scanners and multifunction devices that improve our client's ability to grow their businesses. Using CFI Capital to lease your products, takes the pricing control away from the vendor's sales rep and puts it back in your hands. A founding principle of CFI Capital is that we believe in giving back to our global community and starting right here in Australia we support several not-for-profits such as the I Matter Foundation who work with survivors of family violence by providing free and low-cost self-protection programs to restore confidence, courage and community and genuinely make a difference in the lives of those who are doing life tough. To make an enquiry, reach out to us at applications@cficapital.com. au
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Employee Count: 2
Keywords: information technology & services