Understanding Your Investment Portfolio
- Current Investments are ongoing (or partially ongoing) investments
- Historic are resolved (or partially resolved) investments.
- Cancelled are cancelled investments.
For example, if you have made an investment of £10,000 in a (hypothetical) Offer ID 1000 (purchasing 10 units at £1,000 each), before any buybacks take place, all 10 purchased units will be shown under the Current Investments:
Current Investments

Our investments are structured as units in a limited partnership class of the Scottish Limited Partnership (SLP). One unit generally costs £1,000. For example, an offer raising £300,000 would issue 300 units at a price of £1,000 each.
Assuming that, 12 months later, there have been 5 10%-buybacks (i.e. 50% of units repaid in total), each generating 5%, 10%, 15%, 20%, and 25% simple returns, 5 (remaining) ongoing units will be shown under the Current Investments tab:

5 resolved units will then be shown under the Historic tab (the first line is the total):

Once we complete all 10 10%-buybacks, there will be no more units showing under Current Investments tab. All 10 units will be shown under Historic tab.
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