
How does EPM manage the USD to PLN currency risk?
EPM uses forward contracts to help manage USD<>PLN exchange risk when moving investor capital into and out of Poland. The goal is to reduce currency uncertainty and better plan repatriation of funds at the end of the investment term.
How does EPM manage the risk of investing in Poland?
EPM has been issuing similar loans in Poland for more than four years and works with local servicers, lawyers, accountants, and market relationships to support origination, servicing, compliance, and collections.
Will my money be locked up for the entire investment term?
This is a private investment and should generally be treated as illiquid for the selected term. Investors may receive monthly interest payments, and early withdrawal may be available when liquidity permits, subject to the terms of the offering documents.
Why not invest in U.S. private credit instead?
Poland's private credit market is less developed than the U.S. market, creating opportunities for higher borrower rates where bank financing is limited or slow. EPM’s role is to access those opportunities through disciplined underwriting, collateral requirements, and local execution.
What happens if a borrower does not pay?
Investor capital is supported by a diversified portfolio of loans, not tied to a single borrower. When a borrower does not pay, EPM relies on legal documentation, collateral rights, and local recovery processes to pursue repayment. EPM has recorded no realized capital losses to date across more than four years of lending activity.
How much interest does my investment make?
Please request investor materials at the bottom of the page for more information.