Rixon Capital was founded by principals Patrick William and Shrikaanth Balasubramaniam, and equity investor and cornerstone fund investor, Tanooki Ventures. Patrick William is Managing Director and has over 15 years' experience in public & private market M&A and high yield Australian SME private credit. Shrikaanth Balasubramaniam is Director of Credit and has over 10 years' experience in equity research and high yield Australian SME private credit. Tanooki Ventures was founded by brothers Dallin & Luke Howes and brother-in-law Blair Murphy. The Tanooki Ventures founders led and exited fintech Proviso to Archer Capital-owned Illion in 2018. Blair Murphy sits on the Rixon Capital Board. All investment decisions by the Fund require unanimous approval from its Investment Committee. This Investment Committee comprises the principals, Blair Murphy, and two independents. The Lead Independent is Alan Butterfield who previously managed an SME private credit strategy. Prior to this he was Australian country head of two global debt financiers. The second Independent is Justin Roberts who is an experienced investment banker, owner-operator of SME businesses, and fintech entrepreneur. Justin holds an MBA from the University of Chicago Booth School of Business.

The Rixon Income Fund invests in first ranking senior secured, asset-backed loans to Australian SMEs. The Fund is an income-only strategy and makes monthly distributions to investors. The investment process has three key hurdles: First, the Investment team undertake due diligence on qualifying loans. Second, the Investment Team then prepares and presents a comprehensive Credit Paper to the Investment Committee, which is comprised of Rixon Capital executives, one shareholder-director, and two independents. Finally, should unanimous approval be received, the Investment Team will progress to documentation and loan settlement.