Amur Capital Conservative Income Fund Inc.
Private Corporation (MIC) · Residential
Managed by Amur Financial Group
Data as of: March 31, 2026
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About the fund
Amur Capital Conservative Income Fund Inc. (ACCIF) is a residential mortgage investment corporation established in 2009. The fund invests in private residential first mortgages sourced from affiliated originators Alpine Credits and Sequence Capital, primarily targeting borrowers outside conventional lending criteria. ACCIF reported AUM of approximately $219 million and a 2025 net return of 9.1%. Note: as of Q1 2026, the fund is closed to new subscriptions.
At a glance
| Assets under management (AUM) | $219M CAD |
| 2025 return | 9.1% |
| Overall LTV | 43% |
| First mortgages | 75.6% |
| Property focus | Residential (98%) / Commercial (2%) |
| Structure | Private Corporation (MIC) |
| Investor access | Closed to new investors |
Portfolio & performance
The portfolio is composed of residential mortgages (98%) and commercial mortgages (2%).
| Property Type | Share (%) |
| Residential | 98% |
| Commercial | 2% |
Amur Capital Conservative Income Fund Inc. has a focus on BC, with 53% of its mortgages located in BC, followed by Ontario (35%), Alberta (12%).
| Province/Region | Share (%) |
| Ontario | 35% |
| BC | 53% |
| Alberta | 12% |
Amur Capital Conservative Income Fund Inc. returns
| Calendar year | Net return |
| 2023 | 8.29% |
| 2024 | 10.75% |
| 2025 | 9.1% |
Return objective (2026)
Amur Capital Conservative Income Fund Inc. has a target return of 8% for 2026.
Fund facts
| Structure | Private Corporation (MIC) |
| Managed by | Amur Capital Management Corporation |
| Management fee | 1.5% |
| Performance fee | No |
| First mortgages | 75.6% |
| Leverage | Leveraged |
| Series/classes | Class A, Class B |
| Latest data | March 31, 2026 |
Additional fund details
The Amur Capital Conservative Income Fund is currently closed to new subscriptions and is not accepting additional investments. Class B includes a 1% trailer fee.
Investor access
Currently closed to new investors
This fund is currently not available to new investors.
About the manager
Amur Capital Management Corporation is a Surrey, BC–based exempt market dealer — registered in British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia — and the investor-facing arm of Amur Financial Group (AFG), a vertically integrated alternative mortgage lender operating since 1969. AFG manages three residential mortgage investment corporations: the Income Fund (established 1984), the Conservative Income Fund (2009) and the High Yield Fund (2017), with roughly $1.36 billion in combined assets as of Q1 2026. The funds lend to Canadian borrowers who fall outside the conventional banking system, sourcing deal flow exclusively from affiliated originators Alpine Credits and Sequence Capital, and use bank credit facilities to modestly leverage their portfolios. All three funds are currently closed to new subscriptions.
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