New Silver’s Income Fund Ranked Top 10 by BarclayHedge

New Silver’s Income Fund Ranked Top 10 by BarclayHedge

October 3, 2025

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New Silver, a leading technology-driven lending platform for real estate investors, is pleased to announce that the New Silver Income Fund has been ranked #9 in BarclayHedge’s June 2025 performance rankings within the Fixed Income – Asset-Backed Loans category.

The New Silver Income Fund is designed to provide HNW investors with passive income by targeting short-duration, collateralized real estate loans. Each loan is originated and underwritten by New Silver and is secured by first-position liens on residential investment properties, as well as personal guarantees from borrowers. The fund leverages proprietary technology to optimize loan origination, servicing, and risk assessment, enabling efficient capital deployment and consistent yield generation.

“We’re proud to be recognized by BarclayHedge — it’s a strong validation of the lending and underwriting model we’ve built at New Silver,” said John Coury, Head of Capital Markets at New Silver Lending. “Our goal has always been to give investors access to real estate-backed yield through a transparent, data-driven platform.”

BarclayHedge, a trusted industry source for institutional hedge fund data and performance rankings, analyzes over 38 hedge fund categories. The New Silver Income Fund’s Top 10 placement highlights the company’s effective approach to fixed income investing through real estate-backed loans.

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