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About Us

Core Operations

Indigo Capital Investments (ICI) is part of the Indigo Capital LP group, a Cayman based partnership whose partners have more than 30 years of experience investing in the securities markets.  The firm’s reach spans Asia, Europe, and the North America, operating across all three major time zones. Indigo Capital’s operational scope includes:

  • Global equities, convertible debt, corporate and sovereign debt syndicate.

  • Emerging market debt, ABS, MBS trading

  • Municipal bond offerings and supranational, sub-sovereign, agency (SSA) bonds.

  • Positioning asset-backed securities (ABS) and mortgage-backed securities (MBS) for both proprietary and third-party books.

  • Trading a significant volume of medium-term notes (MTNs).

  • Participating actively in CFD equity markets, futures, and equity-linked options.

  • Structuring and funding proprietary securitized convertible loan notes.

  • Sourcing discounted blocks of global equities.

Indigo’s average monthly trading volume surpasses USD 1 billion in notional value, involving over 300 counterparties worldwide.

ICI was created to provide structured short to medium term funding for growing small cap companies who need capital to support their operations who predominantly struggle to raise through traditional means.

Why ICI:

  • Removes the bureaucracy of capital raising.

  • Faster/cost efficient alternative funding.

  • Experienced team of advisors that will make sure the process is streamlined.

  • Without outside investors to answer to and no rigid fund structure,  ICI can tailor investments to individual companies.

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Structured Financial Products

ICI focuses heavily on “Special Situations,” event-driven investments designed to meet specific company funding needs with speed and transparency. Investment originators assess opportunities based on:

  • Market capitalization.

  • Average daily trade volumes.

  • Company funding requirements.

  • News and sector analysis.

  • Risk appetite per company or sector.

Types of Special Situations Investments:

  • Loans to public companies (e.g., high-yield loans to small-cap companies).

  • Loans secured against stock.

  • Direct common stock investments.

  • Convertible investments.

  • Block trades in public companies.

Portfolio Management and Security

  • Maintains portfolio diversification with a focus on liquidity.

  • Does not adhere to broad macroeconomic forecasts; instead, relies on smaller, targeted, event-driven positions.

  • Special Situations are designed to offset potential market volatility.

  • Majority of holdings are in structured products, forming a core component of the portfolio’s strategy.