Every investment carries risk. These are the main ones for CREB, as described in its disclosures. The offering circular lists them in full.
- Not FDIC insured: CREB bonds are not bank deposits. You could lose money, including principal.
- Unsecured bonds: the bonds are general obligations of the issuer, not backed by specific pledged assets.
- Real estate and credit risk: borrowers can default, and property values can fall with the economy or interest rates.
- Liquidity risk: withdrawal requests depend on available liquidity. Requests over $50,000 may take up to 30 days.
- Concentration risk: the portfolio is concentrated in real estate.
- Early-stage company: CREB was incorporated in 2021 and has a limited history.
Questions about risk? Speak with Investor Relations.