Our Funds
Special Situation Fund (SSF)
Investment Strategy Overview
EurAsiaX’s Special Situation Fund (SSF) is a high-conviction, event-driven investment strategy designed to capitalize on unique, non-recurring opportunities across global markets. The fund will target asymmetric risk-reward scenarios created by corporate events, regulatory changes, distressed cycles, and structural market inefficiencies.
Core Investment Pillars
1. Distressed & Turnaround Situations
Debt restructuring, bankruptcy reorganizations, and forced asset sales
Focus on mispriced corporate bonds, bank loans, and post-reorganization equity
Example: Opportunistic buying of senior secured debt in over-leveraged Asian conglomerates
2. Corporate Events & Arbitrage
Merger arbitrage (risk-adjusted spreads in announced deals)
Spin-offs, divestitures, and carve-outs with undervalued separation premiums
Example: Pre-announcement positioning in European conglomerate breakups
3. Regulatory & Policy Shifts
Beneficiaries of new legislation (e.g., green energy subsidies, tariff changes)
Companies facing oversold conditions due to regulatory overhangs
Example: Post-sanction recovery plays in emerging markets
4. Convertible & Hybrid Instruments
Convertible bonds with favorable volatility skew
Structured equity-linked notes in stressed sectors
Example: Discounted convertible debt of tech firms with strong balance sheets
Target Opportunity Sourcing
1. Geographic Focus
Region
Asia
Europe
Americas
Emerging Markets
Key Opportunity Areas
Chinese property restructuring, Indian NPL resolutions
Energy transition dislocations, Brexit-related corporate shifts
Chapter 11 reorganizations, SPAC liquidations
Sovereign debt restructurings, currency crisis beneficiaries
2. Instrument Mix
Asset Class
Distressed Debt
Event Driven Equity
Convertibles
Opportunistic Credits
Weighting
30 - 40%
25 - 35%
15 - 25%
10 - 20%
Rationale
Senior secured positions with collateral coverage
Merger arb, stub trades, post-reorg shares
Upside participation with downside protection
High-yield bonds, litigation claims, trade claims
Risk Management Framework
1. Portfolio Construction Rules
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Single Position Limits:
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Max 8% in any single credit
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Max 5% in any single equity
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Liquidity Overlay:
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15% portfolio in weekly-liquid instruments
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Redemption gate provisions (>20% NAV decline triggers 6-month lock)
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2. Hedging Strategy
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Tail Risk Protection:
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VIX futures during market stress
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CDS on systemic sector exposures
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FX Hedging:
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Minimum 50% non-THB exposure hedged
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Return Profile & Competitive Edge
1. Target Performance
Scenario
Base Class
Stress Class
Annualized Return
18 - 22%
-10 to +5%
Volatility
12 - 15%
25%+
2. EurAsiaX Differentiators
Local Expertise, Global Execution
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On-the-ground restructuring teams in key markets (Bangkok, Singapore, London)
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Partnerships with legal advisors (Clifford Chance, Rajah & Tann)
Multi-Asset Flexibility
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Ability to pivot across capital structures (senior debt → equity)
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Hybrid instrument expertise for optimal risk/reward
Proprietary Sourcing
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Exclusive deal flow from regional NPL platforms
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Early access to regulatory change intelligence
Investor Profile
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Target LP Base:
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Family offices (40%)
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Hedge fund-of-funds (30%)
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Institutional special situations allocators (30%)
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Lock-Up Period: 2+1 years (soft lock with quarterly redemptions thereafter)
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Minimum Commitment: $5M
Global Property Fund (GPF)
Fund Strategy Overview
EurAsiaX’s Global Property Fund (GPF) is a high-yield, diversified real estate investment strategy targeting both greenfield (development) and brownfield (value-add/repositioning) opportunities across key global markets. The fund seeks to capitalize on structural demand shifts, urbanization trends, and inefficiencies in property markets to deliver 15-20% net IRRs through a balanced mix of income, capital appreciation, and development profits.
Core Investment Pillars
1. Greenfield Development
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Strategic land acquisitions in high-growth urban corridors
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Residential, mixed-use, and logistics developments with pre-leasing upside
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Example: Build-to-rent (BTR) housing in secondary Asian cities with >5% rental yield
2. Brownfield Value-Add
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Acquisition of underperforming or mismanaged assets
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Repositioning through renovations, tenant upgrades, or operational improvements
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Example: Office-to-residential conversions in oversupplied U.S. markets
3. Niche Sectors with Tailwinds
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Data centers, cold storage, and healthcare real estate
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ESG-compliant assets (green-certified buildings, renewable energy sites)
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Example: Solar-powered industrial parks in Southeast Asia
4. Distressed & Opportunistic Plays
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Non-performing loan (NPL) portfolios with underlying real estate collateral
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Recapitalization of stalled projects with viable demand
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Example: Discounted hotel acquisitions in European tourist hubs post-pandemic
Target Market Allocation
1. Geographic Focus
Region
Asia Pacific
Europe
Americas
Middle East
Greenfield Focus
India industrial parks, Vietnam residential
German logistics, UK BTR
US Sunbelt multifamily
Saudi giga-projects
Brownfield Focus
Japan hospitality, Australian retail
Spanish coastal hotels, Italian offices
Canadian suburban offices
Dubai commercial repositioning
2. Asset Class Mix
Sector
Residential
Logistics / Industrial
Hospitality
Alternative (Data Centers, Healthcare)
Target Allocation
35 - 45%
25 - 35%
10 - 15%
10 - 15%
Investment Horizon
3-5 years (development), 5-7 years (core+)
3-5 years
5+ years (value-add)
5-7 years
Risk-Adjusted Return Framework
1. Development Risk Mitigation
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Pre-Sales/Pre-Leasing: Minimum 50% pre-leased before construction launch
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Joint Ventures: Partnering with local developers to reduce execution risk
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Phased Capital Deployment: Escrow-based milestone funding
2. Value-Add Levers
Strategy
Tenant repositioning
Operational efficiency
Zoning / entitlement changes
Target IRR Boost
+200-400 bps
+150-300 bps
+500-800 bps
3. Hedging & Downside Protection
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FX Hedging: 75% of non-THB exposure hedged
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Debt Structure: Non-recourse loans with interest rate caps
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Exit Timing: Built-in flexibility (hold/sell/refinance options)
Competitive Advantages
Local Market Expertise
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On-the-ground teams in 8 key markets (Bangkok, Singapore, Mumbai, Berlin, etc.)
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Partnerships with regional operators (e.g., LOGOS for Asia logistics)
Flexible Capital Deployment
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Ability to pivot between development (greenfield) and repositioning (brownfield)
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Mezzanine/debt financing for distressed opportunities
ESG Integration
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Minimum 60% green-certified assets by gross asset value (GRESB-aligned)
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Carbon-neutral development pledge by 2030
Investor Profile
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Target LPs: Sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, family offices
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Fund Structure: Closed-end, 7-year term (2-year extension option)
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Hurdle Rate: 8% preferred return, 15% carry above
Thailand Wellness Tourism Property Fund (TWPF)
Investment Opportunity Overview
EurAsiaX’s Thailand Wellness Tourism Property Fund (TWPF) is a specialized real estate investment vehicle targeting high-growth wellness, medical tourism, and senior-living properties across Thailand’s key tourist destinations. With Thailand already attracting 35+ million annual visitors (pre-pandemic levels) and a global aging population driving demand for affordable, high-quality wellness retreats, this fund will capitalize on the convergence of three powerful trends:
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Medical & Wellness Tourism Boom – Thailand is ranked among the top 5 global destinations for medical tourism, with $10B+ annual revenue from health-focused visitors.
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Silver Economy Growth – By 2030, 25% of East Asia’s population will be over 60, creating massive demand for retirement-friendly properties.
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Post-COVID Travel Rebound – Thailand’s new long-term visa programs (e.g., 10-year retirement visas, digital nomad permits) are accelerating demand for extended-stay wellness resorts.
Target Investment Segments
1. Wellness & Medical Tourism Resorts
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Luxury Holistic Retreats (Yoga, detox, anti-aging clinics)
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Example: Acquisition of underutilized beachfront hotels in Phuket/Krabi for conversion into premium wellness resorts.
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Medical + Tourism Hybrids (Dental, cosmetic surgery recovery villas)
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Example: Joint ventures with Bangkok Hospital Group for patient recovery residences in Hua Hin.
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2. Senior-Living & Retirement Communities
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Active Adult Housing (55+ communities with healthcare access)
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Example: Greenfield development in Chiang Mai targeting Japanese/EU retirees.
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Assisted-Living Lite (Serviced apartments with on-call nursing)
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Example: Repositioning low-occupancy Pattaya condos into senior-friendly rentals.
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3. Niche Wellness-Integrated Assets
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Hot Springs & Forest Therapy Resorts (Leveraging Thailand’s natural assets)
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Fitness & Longevity Campuses (Targeting high-net-worth longevity seekers)
Target Market Allocation
1. Geographic Focus
Location
Bangkok
Phuket
Chiang Mai
Hua Hin
Koh Samui
Key Advantage
World-class hospitals, int’l accessibility
Premium tourism infrastructure
Low cost of living, serene setting
Proximity to Bangkok, royal heritage
High-end tourist demand
Sample Asset Type
Medical recovery suites near Bumrungrad Hospital
Luxury wellness villas (Kamala Beach)
Active adult communities
Hybrid medical-tourism resorts
Detox & yoga retreats
Investment Strategy
1. Acquisition & Development Approach
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Brownfield Opportunities (60% of capital):
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Acquiring distressed or mismanaged hotels for conversion into wellness-focused properties.
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Example: Converting a 100-room Patong Beach hotel into a post-operative recovery center.
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Greenfield Development (40% of capital):
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Building purpose-designed wellness communities in emerging zones (e.g., Khao Yai, Pai).
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2. Value-Creation Levers
Strategy
Adding wellness services (spa, nutrition, PT)
Medical tourism partnerships (hospitals, insurers)
Government incentives (BOI promotions, SPA visas)
Target IRR Boost
+5–8% NOI
+10–15% occupancy
+3–5% yield
3. Exit Options
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Strategic Sale: To regional healthcare operators or hospitality groups.
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REIT Conversion: Thailand’s PROPERTY FUND structure allows tax-efficient exits.
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Long-Term Hold: Core assets with 8–12% stabilized yields.
Risk Mitigation
Pre-Leasing Model – Partnering with wellness chains (e.g., Kamalaya, Chiva-Som) to secure anchor tenants pre-development.
Demand Resilience – Medical/wellness tourism is less cyclical than leisure travel.
Currency Hedge – 70% of revenue in USD/EUR (medical tourism is dollarized).
Competitive Advantages
Partnerships with Leading Hospitals (Bumrungrad, Bangkok Hospital)
Wellness Operator Alliances (Integrating global brands like Aman, Six Senses)
Government Support – Thailand’s 5-Year Medical Hub Strategy (2024–2029) offers tax breaks and fast-tracked permits.
Investor Profile
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Target Returns: 18–22% gross IRR (12–15% net)
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Fund Term: 5+2 years
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Minimum Investment: 2M(institutional),2M(institutional),500k (accredited individuals)
Why Invest Now?
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Post-COVID Rebound: Thailand’s tourism recovery is at only 70% of pre-pandemic levels – early-mover advantage.
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Aging Population Wave: By 2030, 1 in 4 visitors to Thailand will be 60+ (vs. 1 in 6 today).
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Limited Institutional Competition: Most Thai property funds focus on retail/office – wellness is underserved.
This fund offers a first-mover opportunity in Asia’s fastest-growing wellness real estate market, backed by Thailand’s unrivaled tourism infrastructure and EurAsiaX’s local execution expertise.
