Luxor invests in property credit loans plus Danish investment properties held for letting and is authorised as a self-managing alternative investment fund. Founded to invest in active operating businesses, it is now restricted to property credit loans, investment properties and also a small mortgage bond holding. Danish investment properties are held for letting via the parent company and wholly owned subsidiary DI-Ejendoms Invest, while its B-shares trade on Nasdaq Copenhagen.
Luxor analyses each property credit loan individually for the borrower, guarantor and mortgage. It buys property credit loans from property credit companies regulated by the Danish FSA, setting its buying framework on the basis of a desired broad loan portfolio to spread risk, with acquisitions concentrated mainly in single-family houses, owner-occupied flats, holiday homes, cooperative flats and rental properties.
