For Accredited Investors

Institutional-size deals. A smaller check.

Stinger Capital sponsors syndications. We pool $1M to $5M from our investor group into a single vehicle we manage, so the group can invest at the size, and often the terms, usually reserved for large family-office checks.

Our role
General partner and manager of each syndication
Typical raise
$1M to $5M per deal
Typical minimum
$50K (set by each deal's offering documents)
Why pool capital

A single $50K investor rarely gets a seat at the table with established sponsors. A $1M to $5M allocation does. By combining our investors into one vehicle, we negotiate as one larger investor, and every investor in the vehicle shares the same terms we negotiated.

Going aloneInvesting through Stinger
Typical minimumOften $1M+From $50K
AccessLimited to large checksPooled allocation
TermsSet by allocation sizeNegotiated at the pooled size
ReportingVariesRegular updates from us as GP
What we do

We source and diligence private investments, negotiate terms for a pooled allocation, form and manage the investing vehicle, and report to investors for the life of the deal. Stinger Capital and its principals invest alongside our investors in our syndications.

How investing with us works
01

Introduce

A short call to learn your goals and the kinds of deals you want.

02

Verify

We verify accredited investor status before sharing any offering materials.

03

Review

You receive the offering documents, including the private placement memorandum, the operating agreement, our fees, and the risks.

04

Invest

You decide whether to subscribe. There is never a fee to join our investor group.

05

Report

Ongoing updates and a direct line to our team.

Raising capital yourself?

Our team has raised more than $200M from accredited investors across our companies and platforms. We help sponsors build the same investor marketing engine.

For sponsors

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