What is a Conjoined Wealth Fund ?
A Conjoined Wealth Fund (CWF) is a privately-owned investment fund (account) or group of funds composed of financial or physical assets such as property, precious metals, stocks, bonds, or other financial instruments. Conjoined Wealth Funds invest capital globally to leverage global growth opportunities while maintaining stringent domestic reinvestment initiatives in order to subsidize depressed geographic locations (municipalities, cities, states).
Conjoined Wealth Funds are usually held (but not specifically) by non-profit organizations that acquire and accumulate funds in the course of their management of existing operations and affiliated benefactor initiatives within their community. Conjoined Wealth Funds are a source of major economic stimulus in their region.
The accumulated capital is used to sustain local communities that are in some instances to opaque or sparse to receive the highest quality of goods and services a sovereign nation has to offer and present obvious and long standing tax anomalies. While Conjoined Wealth Funds engage the global equity markets, their core investment focus is assisting the state in the creation and sustainment of self sufficient socio-economic communities and municipalities.
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