DHF Capital joins hands with Angel Investors Network

DHF Capital, a Luxembourg-based securitization company with an expanding footprint and offices in the UAE, and Angel Investors Network (AIN), a US-based platform for investors to find new investment opportunities, have joined forces; DHF Capital’s renowned fund management organization, DHF Asset Management, will allow AIN’s investor audience to diversify their portfolios and hedge against current market volatility.

Bas Kooijman, CEO and Asset Manager of DHF Capital , commented: “Since inception, we have built a proven track record by providing an annual average ROI of 20% to investors. This has helped accelerate our growth with expansion from Europe to the Middle East, and now, America. With global inflation rising, our newfound collaboration will help to educate the masses about how they can achieve investing success to alleviate these concerns.”

Jeff Barnes, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of AIN, added: “I’m delighted to introduce DHF Asset Management to our investor audience as an opportunity to diversify their portfolio and hedge against current market volatility.”

DHF Capital’s partnership facilitates the prospect of a broader expansion in US markets, as the firm’s automatic portfolio rebalancing capabilities will be provided on a larger scale to help a new group of investors diversify their portfolios and mitigate their risk. In line with this milestone, Bas is garnering global attention as he was recently accepted into the Forbes Business Council, the foremost growth and networking organisation for successful business owners and leaders worldwide.

Source: https://mystartupworld.com/dhf-capital-joins-hands-with-angel-investors-network/ 


As inflation rates rise, a global recession looms and the chatter around cryptocurrencies replacing fiat money persists, the importance of financial literacy has never been more evident.

Some argue that personal finance not being taught in school curriculums is a general failure of the education system to identify the most relevant skills that pupils and students should possess.

Others claim that it is a parent’s responsibility to ensure their children are financially literate. Irrespective of which of these sides is correct, the fact remains that, as adults, we are all responsible for managing our finances.

Yet, global data shows that only 35 percent of men and 30 percent of women are financially literate, according to Standard & Poor’s Global Financial Literacy Survey.

If you are not a part of the 33 percent of adults worldwide who have sufficient financial education, here are some things you can do to be better informed so that you can pay off pending debts and save for retirement.


## Diversify your assets
Diversifying your portfolio to encompass various asset classes can reduce your financial risk.

This can include investing in stocks, bonds, cryptocurrencies, property and other assets to ensure no single one can bankrupt you.

Although rising inflation rates are out of your control, you can still take advantage of them by hedging your investments in financial assets that prosper during such times.

Consider banks, for example. They provide loans and collect interest on them. With inflation causing higher interest rates, lenders generate higher profits from their loans.

Similarly, you can invest in assets such as gold and real estate, which have been traditionally preferred as good hedges against inflation.



Some investors even prefer investing in stocks with the hope of offsetting inflation in the long term.

As Warren Buffett says: “Diversification is protection against ignorance.”

## Pay off your debts
Whether it is a student loan or a mortgage, make sure you pay off your debt as soon as possible.

Global debt — borrowing by governments, businesses and people — is at dangerously high levels.

In 2020, global debt was at $226 trillion, according to the International Monetary Fund. But it reached a record $303 trillion in 2021 to reflect the biggest one-year debt surge since the Second World War, the Institute of International Finance said.


Covid-19 contributed to this significant increase as it caused high spending on measures to protect jobs, lives and livelihoods.

Furthermore, global turmoil is adding risks to unprecedented levels of public borrowing and the current debt wave is the world’s fourth since 1970, according to the World Economic Forum.

Watch: What is a recession?
High levels of debt can force households to cut some areas of spending, such as food or fuel. While it is never pleasant to have to dial back your budget, it is essential to secure your financial future.

By focusing more on saving, you will be able to rid yourself of any pending debts, build an emergency fund, avoid reliance on credit if your car breaks down or home appliances need to be replaced, and save for retirement.

## Save for retirement
Even affluent people worry about retirement.


A 2021 survey by Natixis of people with at least $100,000 in investable assets found that 42 per cent worry that retirement won’t be an option for them.

This was a clear sentiment across the 24 countries in Asia, Europe, Latin America and North America that were included in the survey group.

Moreover, 62 percent of those polled, despite being part of a group in which more than half rate their investment knowledge as strong, said they need professional advice selecting investments in their retirement plans.

With the wealthiest investors seeking financial advice, enhancing your knowledge in this space is crucial.

In today’s world, there are infinite resources and opportunities to do this, but it is vital to apply what you learn as theory is nothing without practice.

For instance, if you learn about commodity trading from YouTube channels, make sure you do it on a reputable platform.

If you still don’t feel comfortable, at least you are now better educated on the subject and can reach out to a wealth management platform to help you build your wealth, while having a better understanding of what’s going on every step of the way.

Globally, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Canada, the UK, Germany, Australia and Finland have the highest financial literacy rates, which range between 63 percent and 71 percent, according to the S&P Global survey.

There is still a sizeable gap in global financial literacy rates that needs to be addressed and these tips are only a few of the many that can help us get there.

Even if you have not started or you are still behind, there is no better time than the present to get ahead.


As the Chinese proverb goes: “The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is today.”

As published on [The National News](https://www.thenationalnews.com/weekend/2022/12/16/how-to-address-the-gap-in-global-financial-literacy-rates/?outputType=amp)

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How to address the gap in global financial literacy rates

The partnership between Angel Investors Network and DHF Asset Management S.A R.L. will educate more individuals on the importance of "appropriate" diversification in the current uncertain economic situation. 

DHF Asset Management S.A R.L., uses automated portfolio rebalancing to ensure its clients' portfolio diversification is always maintained, providing the most significant level of security and the least exposure to uncertain markets.

Jeff Barnes, CEO, Angel Investors Network, is a former US Navy nuclear trained submariner and scuba diver, Fortune 100 risk management specialist, two-time international best selling author, serial entrepreneur, investor, and fund manager. 

Bas Kooijman, CEO and Asset Manager of DHF Asset Management S.A R.L., co founded DHF in 2020 with the goal of making wealth creation more accessible and affordable for everyone.
Rowan Rozemond, Board Member and Secretary of DHF Asset Management S.A R.L., is an experienced investor, incubator and accelerator in the Venture Capital world with over 10 years of experiance in the business.

The partnership will educate more individuals on the importance of "appropriate" diversification in the current uncertain economic situation.

I'm delighted to introduce DHF Asset Management S.A R.L. to our investor audience as an opportunity to diversify their portfolio and hedge against current market volatility.” - Jeff Barnes, CEO of Angel Investors NetworkSEATTLE, WA, UNITED STATES, March 23, 2023/einpresswire.com / -- angel investors network (ain), a platform for investors to find new investment opportunities, is proud to announce a partnership with dhf asset management s.a r.l., a renowned fund management organization specializing in portfolio diversification and sophisticated portfolio management. 

Jeff Barnes, chairman and chief executive officer of AIN, comments, "I'm delighted to introduce DHF Asset Management S.A R.L. to our investor audience as an opportunity to diversify their portfolio and hedge against current market volatility."

This partnership between DHF and AIN will educate more individuals on the importance of "appropriate" diversification in the current uncertain economic situation. As bank failures have rendered classic "safe" investments such as savings accounts untrustworthy, the need for effective diversification techniques has never been greater.

Many are unaware of how powerful“automatic portfolio rebalancing” can be in conjunction with asset diversification. AIN's partner DHF Asset Management S.A R.L., uses automated portfolio rebalancing to ensure its clients' portfolio diversification is always maintained, providing the most significant level of security and the least exposure to uncertain markets.

DHF Asset Management S.A R.L. spokesperson Bas Kooijman, asset manager and CEO of DHF Capital, stated in a recent CNBC International interview:“It's important to be hedged across all the different asset classes.” He later commented,“By working with Angel Investors Network, we hope to bring this opportunity to more US investors and help them hedge properly against the volatility in the markets.”

Automated portfolio rebalancing is a game-changer for investors seeking minute-by-minute optimal diversification. Automatic rebalancing ensures that investments remain aligned with the desired risk levels and target allocations across various asset classes by continuously monitoring and modifying the distribution of assets within a portfolio. This dynamic strategy reduces the impact of future market swings and eliminates the need for manual intervention. Investors may rest comfortably knowing that their portfolios are regularly diversified, boosting the possibility for consistent returns while limiting the risks associated with market volatility. Automatic portfolio rebalancing offers investors peace of mind that their financial well-being is safe regardless of market conditions in a constantly shifting economic environment.

With economic uncertainty at an all-time high, investors seeking to ensure their financial future must diversify their portfolios more than ever. Most investors know of the benefits of diversifying investments across key asset classes such as equities, major currencies, bonds, commodities, and money markets.

visit angel investor network's site to read the complete article and obtain valuable insights on the significance of diversifying across five asset types. Visit or contact Angel Investors Network for more information about DHF Asset Management S.A R.L. and its portfolio management services.

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