ACM Commercial Mortgage Fund
Trust · Commercial
Managed by ACM Advisors Ltd.
Data as of: June 30, 2026
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About the fund
ACM Commercial Mortgage Fund is a British Columbia-formed private investment trust and the flagship fund of ACM Advisors, holding a diversified portfolio of short-duration first mortgages secured primarily by core and core-plus commercial real estate across major Canadian markets. With roughly $5.0 billion in assets, a weighted-average loan-to-value near 65% and about 93% first-mortgage exposure, it targets stable income with capital preservation for institutional and accredited investors. It reported a 2025 net return of about 5.15%; minimum investment $5,000.
At a glance
| Assets under management (AUM) | $5.0B CAD |
| 2025 return | 5.15% |
| Overall LTV | 65.3% |
| First mortgages | 93% |
| Property focus | Commercial (100%) |
| Structure | Trust |
| Investor access | Institutional only |
Portfolio & performance
The portfolio is composed of commercial mortgages (100%).
| Property Type | Share (%) |
| Commercial | 100% |
ACM Commercial Mortgage Fund returns
| Calendar year | Net return |
| 2023 | 6.85% |
| 2024 | 6.83% |
| 2025 | 5.15% |
Fund facts
| Structure | Trust |
| Managed by | ACM Advisors Ltd. |
| Management fee | 0.6% |
| First mortgages | 93% |
| Leverage | Leveraged |
| Series/classes | F |
| Latest data | June 30, 2026 |
Additional fund details
Since December 2023, ACM Advisors has been a 75%-owned subsidiary of EQB Inc., the parent company of EQ Bank and Equitable Bank. ACM continues to operate separately and independently manage its mortgage investment funds, while EQ Bank and Equitable Bank focus on traditional lending and deposit products. The acquisition expanded EQB’s presence in fee-based asset management while maintaining separation between the bank’s balance sheet and ACM’s investment funds. The fund may use a liquidity facility for short-term borrowing, but leverage is limited to no more than 10% of NAV.
Investor access
Institutional access only
This fund is offered to Canadian institutional investment professionals only and is not available to individual investors.
The minimum investment amount for accredited investors is $5,000.
The minimum investment amount through an advisor or dealer is $5,000.
About the manager
Founded in 1993 and headquartered in Vancouver, ACM Advisors Ltd. is a Canadian alternative asset manager specializing in the creation, structuring and management of pooled commercial mortgage funds. It manages roughly $5.4 billion across five mortgage funds — led by the ~$5.0 billion ACM Commercial Mortgage Fund, alongside ACM Mortgage Fund One, ACM Mortgage Fund Two and a newer climate- and social-themed commercial mortgage fund — on behalf of institutional and accredited investors, with more than 30 years of operating history. Since December 2023, ACM has operated as a majority-owned (75%) subsidiary of EQB Inc. (parent of Equitable Bank), while continuing to manage its funds independently.
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