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Get access to yield typically reserved for institutions and the ultra-wealthy.
Get access to yield typically reserved for institutions and the ultra-wealthy.
Most solar installs in the US are financed with solar loans. The interest payments from these loans can improve the return profile and yield of a portfolio.
Read more about why we view solar debt as a great asset to invest in.
Make a sustainable impact.
Make a sustainable impact.
Sustainable investing should generate stable, risk-adjusted returns while financing the transition to a net-zero economy. Finite aims to deliver both.
In recent years, ESG has been slapped on just about everything, but no one is talking about where the dollars go. ETFs and stocks are essentially paper trading, and once the initial disbursement is done, very few additional dollars make their way into sustainable infrastructure.
By participating in the financing of real, solar asset development, we make additional capital available which accelerates the transition to the clean economy and ultimately makes it more affordable by driving down the cost of financing the projects.
Why Private Credit
$100T is the estimate capital needed to fund the transition to the net-zero economy
77m
Potential Solar Homes
23.6gw
Solar capacity installed in 2021
46%
of new electric capacity
500,000+
Homes went solar in 2021
Why Invest in Solar?
Utilities keep raising rates while solar power gets cheaper, creating increasingly attractive opportunities in solar finance.
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.
How Finite Works
Finite blends the simplicity of buying a mutual fund with the climate impact of private investing.
**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”).”