B Class

Investment

SUMMARY

FTM B class will share directly in the profits from successful cases Unlike the A class which only receives a fixed rate of return.
FTM B Class can fund receivables generated from MRI’s, from trauma centers and anesthesiologist and a host of other medical receivables as long as the safety and margin are there.

FTM B Class builds on the success of FTM A Class and is also based upon the same strategy that won the award for Best Fixed Income Fund offshore in 2011 and 2012 at the World Finance Hedge Fund Awards and the award for Best Fixed Income Fund from Global Banking and Finance Review in 2012. Its also the same strategy that has been used by the receivables company since 1997 and never had a negative year.

Just as the original share class in FTM bases its investment strategy on discounted medical accounts receivables, so too does FTM B Class. However, the major difference is that A Class only funds the most secure cases and generally only 1 out of every 5 cases reviewed meets the strict criteria of FTM A class.

But, because 5 cases are reviewed to find the one that meets FTM A Class’s criteria there are often other cases that almost make the grade. It is these cases that meet 95% of our original criteria that FTM B Class will fund. FTM B Class can also fund receivables generated from MRI’s, from trauma centers and anesthesiologist and a host of other medical receivables as long as the safety and margin are there.

Unlike the A class which receives a fixed rate of return for the receivables and is only impacted by the amount of receivables held in proportion to other investments within the portfolio, FTM B class will share directly in the profits from successful cases funded. This means that the return will depend upon the amount received from the funding of these cases and the time frame in which it is received.

Faster settlements and turnaround times could increase the returns even further.

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