Investing in honest Czech work #pays off
When small entrepreneurs prosper, the whole country prospers. Simply put, it #pays off to invest in Czech companies.
Let your finances work for you
In the Czech Republic, there are only a few places where you can invest in quality work. Roger Receivables Fund offers a unique opportunity to participate in financing domestic companies, become part of their quality work, and share in the returns of even the smallest sole traders.
We established Roger Receivables Fund at Roger Payment Institution so that we could provide our premium investors with the ultimate investment experience. Many of them had previously been asking for an investment product that would appreciate their finances without the need for manual intervention.
This is a qualified investors fund that offers conservative appreciation of finances, high diversification, and low volatility.
Who can invest in the Roger Receivables Fund?
The fund can be used by various types of entities, from individuals to institutions.
Institutions and funds
Commercial companies
Individual investors
What do you invest in with Roger Receivables Fund?
Only in the highest-quality receivables of vetted companies
Small and medium-sized companies are the backbone of the Czech economy, and accessible financing is a cornerstone of their continued prosperity. Roger Receivables Fund offers a unique opportunity to participate in financing domestic companies, become part of their high-quality work, and share in the returns of even the smallest sole traders.
Czech entrepreneurs are often paid for their work only after several months, even though they frequently need their funds sooner. With Roger Receivables Fund, you invest precisely in their long-term invoices. And how do we know whose invoices are truly a valuable asset? Thanks to the biggest players on the market, who trust them as their suppliers. By accepting the issued invoices, they put their seal of quality on the work delivered.
Well-executed work or delivered goods are the most valuable asset. That is why I believe that investing in the receivables of Czech companies is a unique investment opportunity.
Why invest with Roger Receivables Fund?
Roger Receivables Fund is backed by the Brno-based payment institution Roger, which has achieved significant milestones over more than ten years on the market.
Our clients account for
2.5% of GDP
Financed volume
40,000,000,000+ CZK
We have #paid out to investors in interest
289+ million CZK
Average invoice amount
CZK 86,777
FAQ
- You fill out the required documents and send the signed copies together with copies of 2 identity documents by email to receivablefond@roger.cz. We can review everything together online or in person.
We will send you access credentials to the NWD client portal along with payment instructions for purchasing a unit certificate. - Send the funds according to the instructions. We will confirm receipt of the payment and, once issued, we will send you confirmation of the issuance of the unit certificate.
- Every month, you will receive a monthly overview of your investment, or you can check your investor interface at any time.
Investments are made in CZK and EUR. Thanks to our international expansion, however, the fund will also have opportunities for investments in other currencies in the future.
Invoices financed on the Roger Auction portal are always issued to creditworthy buyers. Each buyer undergoes an initial risk analysis and must:
- be based within the European Union,
- have an annual turnover of at least CZK 100 million,
- pay their obligations on time.
Investments are made in CZK and EUR. Thanks to our international expansion, however, the fund will also have opportunities for investments in other currencies in the future.
The Risk Management Department verifies and approves all potential suppliers and buyers. If a supplier or buyer does not meet our conditions, financing will not take place.
For example, suppliers must not be facing insolvency. Buyers must meet the minimum turnover requirement of approximately CZK 100 million and have a BB rating or higher. Based on the assessed risk, some receivables are insured with the credit insurer Allianz Trade (formerly Euler Hermes).