Your Assets May Be Worth More Than the Cash You Can Access

Many investors have built substantial wealth through property, shares, bonds, fixed deposits and other assets.

However, owning valuable assets does not always mean having access to sufficient cash when new investment or financial opportunities arise.

For investors with capital tied up across different assets and countries, understanding how to unlock liquidity can create greater financial flexibility without necessarily selling existing holdings.

On 8 July 2026, CSI PROP hosted Masterclass #6, focusing on financing strategies that investors can consider to access capital from their existing assets and support future financial and investment decisions.

What We Covered

💰 Identifying Trapped Capital Across Your Portfolio

Understanding where capital may be tied up across properties, shares, fixed deposits, unit trusts, bonds and other assets, and identifying potential ways to access that value.

🏦 Extracting Property Equity Without Selling

Exploring refinancing and equity-release options that may allow investors to access liquidity from existing properties while retaining ownership and potential future capital growth.

📈 Wealth Financing Beyond Property

Examining how assets such as stocks, bonds, insurance policies, unit trusts and fixed deposits may be used as collateral for financing, subject to lender requirements and asset eligibility.

🌍 Unlocking Cross-Border Financing Opportunities

Exploring how investors with assets across Malaysia, Singapore, the UK, Australia, the United States and Hong Kong may consider international lending solutions to support financing needs in other markets.

Speaker

• Virata Gamany | Global Property Strategist, CSI PROP

Event Details

📅 Wednesday, 8 July 2026
🕗 8:00 PM (GMT+8)
💻 Zoom Webinar

The masterclass explored how investors can assess the liquidity available within their existing portfolios and consider alternative financing structures before deciding to sell assets.

From property refinancing to securities-backed lending and cross-border financing, the session highlighted different approaches to improving capital accessibility and financial flexibility.