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Mooring Financial: Assets Under Management
Mooring Financial: Assets Under Management




Mooring Financial Corporation (MFC) is a specialty finance company that owns and manages commercial loan portfolios, real-estate tax liens, real estate, and other investments. It has over $350 million in assets under management, and over 45 employees. Since its inception in 1982, MFC has completed more than $1.5 billion of transactions of financial assets.

MFC consists of Mooring Capital Fund and Mooring Tax Asset Group. Mooring Capital Fund is a private, closed-end fund specializing in management of performing, sub-performing and non-performing commercial loan portfolios. Mooring Tax Asset Group is a leading investor and servicer in property tax liens.

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MFC has a history of 25 years of successfully investing in financial assets.


2002 Established Mooring Secured Liquidity Fund to allow accredited investors to invest in property tax liens.
2000 Began managing tax lien portfolios for institutional investors and outside investment companies.
1999 Established Mooring Capital Fund to allow accredited investors to invest in commercial loans.
1997 Established Mooring Tax Asset Group to invest in property tax liens.
1991 Began purchasing commercial loan portfolios from the RTC, FDIC, and banks originating commercial loans, and investing in angel level venture investments.
1982 Founded by John Jacquemin as a commercial equipment leasing company, concentrating in middle market leases ranging from $100,000 to $5 million of equipment cost. MFC has leased data processing, telecommunications, railroad rolling stock, production equipment, major medical equipment, and corporate aircraft.

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MFC strives to invest opportunistically. At the heart of MFC's investment philosophy is its ability to:

  • Evaluate risk in financial assets, and distinguish between perceived risk and actual risk

  • Identify investments with favorable risk/reward ratios

  • Take advantage of supply-demand imbalances

  • Conduct superior due diligence, reflecting over 20 years of experience in evaluating, and investing in, financial assets.

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Since inception, MFC has been committed to the following core business values:


Excellence
We strive to do the best job possible for the sake of excellence.
Common Sense
We use a common sense approach to our business, through due diligence and assessment of complete information.
Long-term
We use a long-term perspective in our investment decisions.
Respect
We have respect for our employees, our clients, our associates, and anyone we come in contact with.
Ethics
We are ethical, responsible and reliable in our approach.
Analysis
We evaluate financial assets and corresponding risks.

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