
A professionally managed real estate income investment focused on real estate credit and U.S. Treasuries — with liquidity and no management fees.
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CREB provides investors access to a professionally managed portfolio focused on real estate credit and U.S. Treasuries.
The strategy is designed to generate consistent income while maintaining a disciplined approach to credit, liquidity and capital preservation.
Real estate credit investments selected through disciplined underwriting with an emphasis on collateral value, borrower quality and downside protection.
U.S. Treasuries and liquid reserves support portfolio liquidity, diversification and capital management.
One portfolio. One fixed rate. Professional management.
CREB's investment approach begins with disciplined underwriting and a focus on downside protection.
Rather than pursuing yield alone, the portfolio is constructed around real estate credit, collateral discipline, diversification and liquid reserves.
Credit decisions begin with the underlying property, borrower and ability to repay — not simply the stated interest rate.
Real estate credit investments are evaluated against independently determined property values and defined underwriting criteria.
Capital is diversified across loans, borrowers, properties and markets to reduce reliance on any single investment.
U.S. Treasuries and liquid reserves provide an additional source of portfolio liquidity and flexibility.
CREB invests across income-producing real estate credit and liquid fixed-income assets. Income generated by the portfolio supports the fixed rate paid to CREB investors, subject to the issuer's obligations and the terms of the offering.
Fixed rate to investors · Daily compounding · No management fees
Portfolio returns and asset income may differ from the fixed rate payable on CREB bonds. Payment obligations are subject to the issuer's ability to pay and the terms of the offering documents.
CREB is designed for investors seeking a higher level of income without giving up access to their capital or taking direct responsibility for managing individual real estate investments.
A fixed rate with daily compounding.
No long-term lockup, subject to offering terms.
Exposure to real estate credit alongside U.S. Treasuries.
No properties to operate, loans to service or portfolio to manage yourself.
Compound Real Estate Bonds was created to give individual investors direct access to professionally managed real estate income through a simple investment experience.
Since launching CREB, Compound has grown its investor community and bond offerings while maintaining a disciplined focus on income, liquidity and capital preservation.
CREB's portfolio is managed with a focus on credit selection, portfolio construction, liquidity and risk management.

Private Client investors have direct access to our Investor Relations team to discuss CREB, portfolio construction, liquidity, account setup and how the investment may fit within a broader income allocation.
Review the portfolio, structure, risks and offering terms.
Speak directly with a knowledgeable member of the CREB team.
No obligation to invest following the consultation.
Schedule a confidential conversation with our Private Client team to review the investment, portfolio strategy, liquidity and offering terms.
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Investing is a significant decision. Our Private Client team can walk you through CREB's structure, portfolio, liquidity provisions, risks and offering documents so you can determine whether it is appropriate for you.
Compound Real Estate Bonds are securities and involve investment risk, including the possible loss of principal. CREB is not a bank account or deposit and is not FDIC insured.
Investments are offered only pursuant to the applicable offering documents, which contain important information regarding the issuer, investment terms, risks, liquidity provisions and use of proceeds. Investors should review those documents carefully before investing.