TRITON MIDDLE MARKET 6 (TMM 6) - EXCHANGE TRADED NOTE (ETN) PROGRAM
Triton Middle Market 6 (the “Fund”), focuses on European Middle-Market opportunities originated and managed by Triton Partners (“Triton”), who have been investing in the European mid-market since 1997. The firm is well-regarded for its value-based investment strategy, which centers on identifying and growing companies in three key sectors: Business Services, Industrial Technology, and Healthcare.
The TMM Note ("Note") are a type of financial instrument that can be bought and sold on an exchange and are designed to provide investors with access to a diversified portfolio of short-term privately negotiated loans in a format not typically available to investors.
The Note is 100% collateralized by common stock of the Triton Fund 6 (the Fund). The Note acts as a one-to-one passthrough for non-US investors to access the Fund in a streamlined manner. The Note is traded and settled via Euroclear, Clearstream or Pershing with a monthly NAV.
TARGETED MOIC
3x
Gross Moic
TARGET RETURNS MASTER FUND
15-20%
NET IRR
DIVERSIFICATION
15-20
Positions
Accumulating classes do not distribute yield, rather reinvest any income into additional shares of the strategy providing access to total return rather than regular income payments.
WHAT IS AN ETN?
An ETN is a loan instrument issued by a financial entity, such as a bank or financial entity, such as a bank or a specialised vehicle (the "issuer")
ETN AND UNDERLYING ASSETS
They are a type of bond that pays the returns of the underlying asset that it tracks.
ETNs are issued by the Issuer, and their return is based on the performance of an underlying asset.
Simplified access with no subscription documents or cumbersome onboarding for end investors
MATURITY & TRADING OF ETNS
ETNs can be purchased via Delivery Versus Payment (DVP) through standard custodian channels.
At maturity, ETNs pay investors a cash amount linked to the performance of the underlying asset, minus fees.
Available in both Distributing (regular payouts) and Accumulating (reinvested gains) formats to suit different investment strategies)
CONTROL AND DEBT NATURE OF ETNS
Exchange-traded notes do not give holders control of the assets but merely pay the return that the asset generates. Consequently, ETNs are similar to debt instruments. Investors must assume that the issuer can make a successful return based on the underlying asset.
WHY TRITON MIDDLE MARKET (TRITON 6) x ETN?
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Simplified monthly access to the Triton Middle Market (Triton 6) with no subscription documents, cumbersome onboarding, or capital commitments.
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Multiple note classes providing for both monthly income or total return (Income accumulation).
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Investors who qualify, may subscribe to the note classes on a monthly basis in accordance with ETN subscription windows, which replicate the underlying Triton 6 shares subscription windows. Investors may also have access to redeem their monthly basis, after the first month of trading, penalty fees apply (administrative costs may also apply). Noteholders are subject to the terms and conditions of the ETN programme, which replicate the underlying the Fund conditions.


