Principal Partners Trust

Principal Partners Trust is rated 3 out of 5 in the category venture capital & private equity. Read and write reviews about Principal Partners Trust. Principal Partners is a ‘boutique’ private equity firm founded by investment specialist, Avram Levy. With our extensive experience in funding, business structuring and negotiating private equity transactions, Principal Partners pride ourselves in our ability to add tangible value to the businesses we invest in. Our investments are grown as a result of strong working relationships with our business partners that are based on integrity, trust and respect. By investing proprietary capital, we take an equity stake in target companies, awarding us, and our partners, with the benefit of experience and perspective. As such, we look to grow our investment value by investing in highly scalable businesses in sustainable industries. We pride ourselves in building lasting relationships with businesses that we believe in, by putting capital, and reputation on the line. WHAT SETS US APART By investing proprietary capital, Principle Partners endeavours to maintain meaningful working relationships with each business we invest in. We analyse each new business opportunity thoroughly and pride ourselves in our comprehensive investment decision-making process. Our collective business acumen, insight and perspective, enables us to make calculated decisions timeously. Our hands-on, sophisticated personal investment style and continued communication with our investment partners, affords us the ability to fast-track and accelerate decision making. We also believe in investing in strong top-tier management teams, making this an essential element in the businesses we invest in. BENEFITS Because Principle Partners uses proprietary capital, we have a strong focus on value creation for our partners – and ourselves. This ensures complete alignment between shareholders and management teams. This allows us to make rapid decisions, incite fast transaction turn-around, and be flexible on the funding structure in terms of the requirements of individual transactions.