Asset-Backed Fixed Income represents a sophisticated approach to structured credit investing, where income generation is directly supported by tangible collateral and predictable cash flows. This asset class offers accredited investors the opportunity to participate in credit structures that combine the stability of collateral backing with transparent documentation and defined investment terms.
Collateralized
Every investment is backed by real assets including equipment, real estate, or receivables. This tangible security provides a crucial layer of protection and value recovery potential that distinguishes ABFI from unsecured credit instruments.
Cash-Flow Driven
Regular coupon payments are generated from underlying asset performance—leases, rental income, or receivables collections. This direct linkage between asset performance and investor returns creates transparency in income generation.
Defined Terms
Clear documentation establishes priority positions, security interests, and specific timelines. Investors benefit from well-structured legal frameworks that define rights, remedies, and recovery processes in various scenarios.
For accredited investors seeking structured income with collateral backing and transparent terms, ABFI provides access to credit opportunities traditionally reserved for institutional investors.
Informational only—not investment advice or an offer. All investments carry risk, including loss of principal. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Examples Across the Asset-Backed Landscape
Illustrative structures demonstrating the breadth of ABFI opportunities
Real Assets & Hard Collateral
Equipment leasing notes - Construction, medical, and manufacturing equipment with established lease streams
Aviation or maritime loans - Aircraft engines, vessels, and specialized transportation assets
Real estate bridge/DSCR loans - Property-secured financing backed by rental income or refinancing potential
Auto dealer floorplan lines - Inventory financing secured by dealership vehicle stock
Receivables & Working Capital
Trade finance/invoice factoring - Short-dated receivables from established commercial relationships
Supply chain finance - Approved payables within established vendor networks
Insurance/legal-linked receivables* - Structured settlements and insurance claim advances