The loan instrument suits private investors and family offices seeking a fixed-rate, asset-backed return. Minimum investment and ticket sizes are confirmed at the first conversation with HNordic.
A prospective loan instrument investor needs to know two things before booking a first conversation with HNordic: whether the instrument is accessible at a ticket size that matches their allocation, and whether their investment mandate fits the structure. Both are worth addressing before the Private Placement Memorandum conversation.
The loan instrument attracts private investors, family offices, and high-net-worth individuals whose mandate includes fixed-rate, asset-backed instruments in the 7–9% return range. Investors with experience in property-backed lending structures — bridging loans, mezzanine finance, property bonds, secured loan notes — will find the instrument familiar in structure if not in specific geography.
The key characteristics of the mandate for which this instrument is suited:
The loan instrument is not suited to:
Contact HNordic directly to confirm the minimum investment and typical ticket size for current and upcoming opportunities. These are confirmed in the first conversation and documented in the Private Placement Memorandum. Minimum investments vary by instrument tranche and portfolio; they are not published on the site.
The PPM is the definitive instrument document. It sets out:
The PPM is available to eligible investors after an initial conversation with Rune or Thomas.
This page provides general information only and does not constitute financial, legal, or tax advice. Prospective investors should seek independent professional advice before making any investment decision.
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