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If Stake were to go bankrupt, what are the measures in place to protect my investments?
If Stake were to go bankrupt, what are the measures in place to protect my investments?
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Written by Raahym Malik
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In the unlikely event that Stake goes out of business, rest assured that your investments remain secure and unaffected. Stake Saudi acts as a distribution platform facilitating investment into private real estate funds managed by an independent, licensed fund manager regulated by the Capital Market Authority (CMA). This structure ensures a separation between Stake Saudi's operations and your investments.

As the fund is independently managed, Stake's failure would not impact the fund or your ownership within it. The fund manager remains responsible for managing the fund's assets, collecting rental income, and distributing proceeds to investors. Any changes resulting from Stake's closure would only relate to the method of communication or distribution of funds between the fund manager and investors.

Your investment remains protected within the fund and always managed in accordance with CMA rules. This ensures no disruption to the fund's operations or the value of your ownership should Stake ever cease to exist.

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