Pre-formation concept. QLA Fund is not licensed, registered, or accepting capital. Nothing here is an offer to sell or a solicitation to buy securities.

QLA — Quality Life Assurance

Risk

Risk factors

Read these first. This list is not exhaustive and would be expanded by counsel in any definitive document.

Risk register

Severe

Total loss

Investors in any future vehicle could lose their entire investment.

Severe

Liquidity

Private fund interests would be illiquid; no market exists and redemptions may be unavailable.

High

Valuation

Small private businesses are hard to value; SDE add-backs can overstate earnings.

High

Leverage

Debt magnifies losses; covenants and personal guarantees may apply.

High

Counterparty

Sellers, lenders, brokers, and franchisors may fail to perform.

High

Execution

No track record. Deals may not close; integrations may fail; key staff may leave.

Elevated

Regulation

Healthcare, childcare, deathcare, and staffing are licensed sectors; securities law constrains fundraising.

High

Related-party

Dealings with the Acquisition Fund, QLA Benefits, or FamMark may not be arm's length.

High

Conflicts of interest

Sponsors may have competing interests in allocation, fees, and timing.

Elevated

Concentration

A narrow geographic corridor and small number of holdings concentrate risk.

Elevated

Key person

Outcomes depend on a small number of individuals.

Elevated

Stale data

Historical broker leads are not reverified and may be unavailable or inaccurate.