Magenta's Amaranth Fund is a novel investment product, therefore many of our investors may wonder about the Fund’s investment strategy. Here, we take a look at the Fund’s management, lifecycle, and the types of alternatives that will be included. Answers to fequently asked questions can be found here.

What is the objective of the Amaranth Fund?

The primary objective of the Amaranth Fund is the generation of passive income for our investors, through investing in our businesses in different asset classes.

How will the Fund be managed?

Magenta Investing, LLC, as the manager of the Fund, will bring an experienced management strategy, as outlined below:

1. Magenta will continue to operate all of it's businesses, and then invest in them on behalf of the Fund. Magenta has over 20 professional years of experience.

2. The Fund, under Magenta Investing, LLC, will invest across different asset classes, such as seafood, commercial real estate, produce and other alternative asset classes in which Magenta owns.

3. Magenta will work to ensure that the fund complies with regulatory requirements.

What is the lifecycle of the Fund?

The Amaranth Fund has a life cycle of 12 months. After the cycle ends your investment will be returened along with the intrest. It's that simple! With Magenta there are no fancy ramp or investment phases.

Why is the Amaranth Fund strategy attractive to investors? 

There are several reasons why the Amaranth Fund’s strategy might work well for investors:

Private markets typically provide higher yields when compared to traditional fixed income markets.
The Magenta Amaranth Fund provides individual investors with access to types of investments that were previously only available to institutional investors.

With this Fund, investors gain access to alternative asset classes while avoiding single deal exposure. This makes for a safe investment.

Investing in the Fund can help provide diversification to your portfolio in order to create a steady stream of current income.

If you have additional questions regarding the Magenta Amaranth Fund, please reach out to us at

info@ magentainvesting.com.

Investors should carefully consider the investment objectives and risks of the Amaranth Fund before investing.

All investments are loans made to Magenta Investing, LLC and held on our books as such.

Investments in the Fund are not bank deposits (and thus not insured by the FDIC or by any other federal governmental agency) and are not guaranteed by Magenta or any other party.

The Magenta Amaranth Fund is for purposes of the SEC, exempt from Regulation D Rule 506(b) and 506(c), as Magenta Investing, LLC does not sell "securities" or "restricted securities".

Magenta Investing, LLC is not an investment advisor as described in Investment Company Act of 1940, as amended (“40 Act”), and is therefore not a 40 Act regulated company.

Magenta Investing, LLC is in compliance with current SEC advertising and cash solicitation rules, Rule 206(4)-1 and Rule 206(4)-3.

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