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Percentage of investors that plan to increase their allocation to alternatives, like solar, by 2025**

Why Invest in Solar?

Utilities keep raising rates while solar power gets cheaper, creating increasingly attractive opportunities in solar finance.

Growth

Solar is the fastest-growing source of energy in the U.S. and will account for 46% of new energy capacity in 2022.

Impact

Investing in solar loans helps build new, real-world solar power systems with measurable climate impact.

Asset-Backed

Solar loans have a perfected interest in the solar panels, which are usually cash flow positive to homeowners.

Opportunity

Your chance to participate in the $128 billion needed to finance projected domestic residential solar demand.

77m

Potential Solar Homes

23.6gw

Solar capacity installed in 2021

46%

of new electric capacity

500,000+

Homes went solar in 2021

Now you can invest in solar with as little as $500.

Finite’s platform lets you invest in assets that were once reserved for institutions and the ultra-wealthy.

It’s as easy as setting up a bank account online and investing in a mutual fund.

Unique Access

Finite offers exposure to assets typically held by ultra wealthy and institutional investors – but with low minimums, zero performance fees, quarterly liquidity, and no accreditation requirements.

Portfolio Diversification

Finite makes it easy to diversify outside of the dated 60/40 portfolio model, creating opportunities for downside protection and stable income with lower market correlation.

Sustainability

It’s more than a feel-good label. Sustainable investing should generate stable, risk-adjusted returns while financing the transition to a net-zero economy. Finite aims to deliver both.

How Finite Works

Finite blends the simplicity of buying a mutual fund with the climate impact of private investing.

1. Identify Solar Assets

Finite works with industry leaders to identify Solar Finance Assets that have attractive return profiles and generate real impact.

2. Collective Investor Action

Investors can invest and become shareholders in as little as two minutes. We leverage the collective buying power of shareholders to purchase high impact, Solar Finance Assets.*

3. Finance Solar Development

The Fund invests in loans and securities from solar finance companies, specialty finance companies, platforms and solar industry participants, including manufactures or installers of Solar Energy Systems.

4. Manage Fund

We manage each investment through portfolio reviews and financial modeling, ensure compliance with regulatory requirements, and may distribute profits from the fund to you, the investor.***

The amount of distributions that the Fund may pay, if any, is uncertain. The Fund may pay distributions in significant part from sources that may not be available in the future and that are unrelated to the Fund’s performance, such as from offering proceeds, and borrowings. A portion or all of any distribution of the Fund may consist of a return of capital and may result in potentially adverse tax consequences to the Fund or its shareholders.

5. Measure Impact

Investors can see both financial returns and their investment’s climate impact.

How to Get Started.

Investing with Finite is easy and only takes a few minutes. We can automatically connect with more than 10,000 banks digitally, eliminating the need for physical paperwork required by many private credit funds.

1. Open Your Account

Answer a few questions and open an account in minutes.

2. Purchase Your Shares

Funding your account is simple with over 10k bank integrations.

3. Grow Your Impact

Your investment makes new solar infrastructure possible.

Get Started

Get $100 of shares when you invest*.

Get $100 of shares when you invest*.

* Promo Terms Apply

**81% Source: Preqin, Special Report: The Future of Alternatives 2025, March 2022

***Solar Finance Assets refer to alternative-lending related securities and other investments issued primarily for solar financing, including credit instruments related to the development, purchase or installation of solar energy equipment or the purchase and lease of renewably generated electricity and securities of solar finance companies, specialty finance companies and other solar industry participants (“Solar Finance Assets”).”