Clifton Blake: Built for Clients Who Value and Performance
A disciplined private real estate manager focused on income, stability, and long-term growth
Clifton Blake’s Private Mortgage Income Fund Trust positions itself as a fixed-income alternative for investors seeking capital preservation and steady returns, delivering consistent performance for more than a decade.
The fund focuses on short-duration bridge loans secured by mixed-use, multi-family and commercial real estate assets, in major Canadian markets. Backed by a team of professional lenders and originators, the strategy emphasizes conservative underwriting standards aimed at mitigating risk while generating predictable income.
By concentrating on private credit rather than publicly traded securities, the fund seeks to provide income streams that are largely uncorrelated with broader market volatility. It is overseen by an advisory board and structured as an actively managed, diversified portfolio designed to prioritize stability and long-term value creation.
Institutional backing for the strategy is reflected in a $100 million operating line of credit secured and led by Bank of Montreal and syndicated with Canadian Western Bank and Equitable Bank. The facility provides additional liquidity and flexibility to expand lending activity, underscoring lender confidence in the fund’s governance and risk-management framework.
Clifton Blake’s investment products are distributed via Fundserv and targeted at investors prioritizing stability and consistent performance within their portfolios.
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