FAQ'S

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Yes. Investors are limited to a total investment of $10,000 across all security classes, unless they qualify for an exemption under the Florida Invest Local Exemption. 

King-George Management Holding Corp. is a Florida-based, for-profit holding company with investments across sectors including wealth management and private equity. King-George Management focuses on long-term value creation and strategic oversight of its subsidiaries. 

King-George Management has begun to create long-term value with it's investments across different sectors. As King-George Management continues to expand, we are looking to offer you a piece of the success as well!

Each shareholder holds the right to a share of King-George Management, and a benefit of being a shareholder versus a debtholder, allows you to vote in the future of King-George Management.

We have four different classes of shares, each with it's own benefits. The voting structure is broken down below:

Class A Common Shares: One vote per share.

Class B Common Shares: Non-voting. 

Class C Preferred Shares: Two votes per share, with payout priority in liquidation events.

Class D Preferred Shares: One vote per share, with payout priority in liquidation events.

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Preferred Shares are a tier above Common Shares. A Preferred shareholder receives preferred dividends, to be paid out before common shareholders.  

The additional benefit of being a Preferred shareholder allows you to be able to convert your shares to a different class as well as be able to have additional votes.

Dividend yield is calculated by dividing the board-declared dividend by the current estimated book value per outstanding share of King-George Management Holding Corp. The book value is established as the value of the companies assets minus all liabilities. The book value is also referred to as Shareholders Equity.

King-George Management maintains the commitment to publish and report accurate records that reflect the companies current financials, so that all stakeholders are well informed of the companies status. 

Only Preferred shares are "callable." Having a callable share, or an established callable date, means that the issuer, King-George Management, may repurchase your shares. The decision to repurchase Preferred shares, or call on our Preferred Shares, is approved by the Board of Directors.

As a shareholder, you will have the right to agree to have your shares repurchased, as the default option when shares are called, or convert your shares at an established price. 

Yes. King-George Management reserves the right to call or convert Class C Preferred Shares at any time, at a redemption price determined by the issuer. 

Class C shares do not have an established Callable Date, and carry a lower Dividend Yield rate than Class D. Class C shares can be converted by you, the shareholder, but only to Class B, Non-Voting shares. At the discretion of the Board, shares may be convertible to Class A, Voting shares if approved. 

Yes. King-George Management reserves the right to call or convert Class D Preferred Shares at any time on or December 2027, at a redemption price determined by the issuer.

Class D shares have an established Callable Date, and carry a higher Dividend Yield rate. Class D shares can be converted by you, the shareholder, but only to Class B, Non-Voting shares. At the discretion of the Board, shares may be convertible to Class A, Voting shares if approved.