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Origin of the word Mathon used by Mathon
Management, LLC: The word Mathon is taken
from the book “The Richest Man In
Babylon,” by George S. Clason. Mathon
was a lender of gold who believed in the
lending theory that collectible loans are
the loans which are made to borrowers whose
collateral exceeds the loan they are seeking.
The Mathon Management team began making
hard money loans in 2002. Its portfolio
of activities continued to expand including
the formation of the Mathon Fund during
the second half of 2003. The Mathon Fund
was formed as a Private Placement Fund for
accredited investors and institutions.
To meet the needs of a growing portfolio
of financial activities, Mathon Management
expanded its organization by adding additional
accounting, loan monitoring, and collection,
due diligence and underwriting personnel.
Mathon Management moved into its new offices
in Mesa, Arizona, in February 2004.
For additional information, please contact
Mathon Management, under the Contact link
on the home page of this web-site.
Mathon Management is the manager of The
Mathon Fund and other funds. Mathon Management
makes short-term hard money bridge loans
and mezzanine loans in behalf of the funds
it manages. Mathon Management adopted the
name of Mathon due to its belief in and
practice of the lending theory espoused
by Mathon in ancient Babylon.
Mathon Management utilizes licensed representatives
who work closely with existing investors
and potential investors. It addition, Mathon
Management has the staff and resources for
loan evaluation, due diligence and underwriting
activities on loans, loan monitoring and
collection.
The Mathon Fund (Fund) is a Private Placement
Fund which is made up of accredited and
institutional investors, where the risks
and benefits of investment are shared proportionately
to the amount of each investment and the
time it has been invested in the Fund. The
Fund exists to create additional wealth
for its investors, borrowers and the manager
of the fund.
The Fund was established in September 2003,
and began operations in December 2003. The
Fund is a cash basis fund which issues independently
audited financials for each calendar year,
and mid-year financials. The Fund manager
also issues individual investor statements
on a monthly basis. Investors also have
access to account information at www.mathonmgt.com.
Round Valley Capital
(RVC) is the consulting arm of Mathon Management.
Its functions include screening of loan
opportunities, due diligence and underwriting
on loans, and some sourcing of capital.
It also participates in the monitoring and
collection activities of loans.
CRE Capital is the mortgage banking arm
of Mathon Management. As such, CRE provides
both a mortgage brokerage capability to
structure and arrange re-financing solutions.
As a mortgage banking company, CRE has the
ability to service mortgages on behalf of
third-party mortgage investment sources.
The manager has an equity interest in a
licensed broker/dealer which provides a
broader array of financial services.
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