Risks Associated with Debt-Based Crowdfunding

Investing through the Alraedah Invest platform involves risks. This page provides clear and transparent information about the key risks that may be faced by investors as well as institutional beneficiaries. The purpose is to enable all parties to make fully informed decisions.

Risks Faced by Investors

Risk of Loss of Capital

An investor may lose part or all of their capital if the financed business defaults on repayment.

Risks Faced by Institutional Beneficiaries include but not limited to:

Creditworthiness Assessment

SMEs undergo financial and credit evaluations, which may limit their chances of obtaining financing.

Repayment Obligations

SMEs are required to repay financing on schedule. Failure to do so may lead to legal action, reputational damage, or restrictions on future financing.

Legal and Regulatory Risks

SMEs must comply with all regulatory requirements. Any breach may result in penalties or enforcement actions.

Risks Related to Collateral

Where collateral is required, SMEs risk losing it if they fail to meet repayment obligations.

Important Notes

• The listing of any investment opportunity on Alraedah Invest does not constitute investment advice.

• Alraedah conducts due diligence and discloses information about each opportunity, but the investment decision remains solely the responsibility of the investor.

• Investors should only commit funds they can afford to lose, and SMEs should only request financing that matches their repayment capacity.