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Arabian Journal of Business and Management Review

ISSN: 2223-5833

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Private Investment

On a macroeconomic point of view, private investment is the acquisition of a capital asset which is intended to produce income, value appreciation or both to produce income and value appreciation. A capital asset is essentially a property that doesn't sell easily and is usually acquired to help an investor produce income. Examples of capital assets include land, structures, vehicles, and machinery. Investment in the macroeconomic system isn't the same as savings. If you don't buy a capital asset that is used to produce revenue, like a car, or expect it to increase in value, like a home, then you save, not spend. Strictly speaking, private equity is a form of equity and one of the asset classes that consists of equity securities and debt in operating companies that are not listed publicly on a stock exchange. The word, however, has come to be used to describe the business of bringing a company into private hands in order to restructure it before selling it again at a profit that was hoped for. A private investment fund is an investment firm that does not solicit capital from retail investors or the public at large. Members of a private investment firm typically have in-depth industry knowledge, as well as investments elsewhere. A fund must meet one of the exemptions set out in the Investment Company Act of 1940, in order to be classified as a private fund. The 3C1 or 3C7 exemptions within the Act are often used as a private investment fund to establish a fund. Maintaining the status of private investment funds has an advantage, as the regulatory and legal requirements are much lower than what is required for funds that are publicly traded.

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