Prudent, Mission-Driven Investing
Indian Land Capital Company understands the needs of institutional and qualified individual investors, and has established a long history of prudence in its lending practices and financial management which combine to form the foundation of its business model: Sound investing with social impact.
ILCC has a strong leadership team with years of combined experience in finance, banking and community development, and a solid track record of prudent portfolio management.
Social Responsibility
ILCC provides a unique, socially responsible, solid investment opportunity for qualified individuals, investment firms, local or regional banks, funders and Indian nations. Recovering and consolidating the tribal land base is a top priority for many Indian nations who recognize that full ownership and control of their lands and assets is the key to economic security and self-determination. Investing in ILCC offers a way to help Native nations secure their economies, cultures and communities.
Competitive Returns
ILCC offers competitive interest rates and provides higher-than-average returns for its investors than current short-term and long-term CDs and money market accounts. In addition to financial rewards, there are other benefits to investing in ILCC that extend far beyond the bottom line.
Some examples of ILCC’s investors include:
- Associated Bank
- Indian Land Tenure Foundation
- Key Bank
- Sunrise Bank
- White Earth Investment Initiative
ILCC finances a wide variety of projects
ILCC is currently working with tribes to finance the construction of water and wastewater treatment facilities, a wood pellet plant and lands for cultural preservation.
Some examples of other projects include:
- $900,000 for lake-front recreational development in Northern California
- $791,000 for senior housing and commercial development in Washington state
- $749,000 for certified organic farming in Northern Michigan
- $700,000 for cattle grazing land and cultural preservation in Eastern Oregon
“In terms of significance, the Tribe getting this property back is just immeasurable. There is no way to measure, to quantify what this means to us.” – Reno Franklin, Chair, Kashia Band of Pomo Indians
Please contact us for information on investing in Indian Country.