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Corniche Capital, led by President David Ebrahimzadeh, is a prominent opportunistic investor specializing in both real estate and private equity sectors. The firm is dedicated to identifying and pursuing investment opportunities that align with its strategic goals in these dynamic markets. With a focus on innovative investment strategies, Corniche Capital operates through two main business units: real estate and private equity. The company aims to leverage its expertise to maximize returns for its stakeholders while navigating the complexities of the investment landscape. Generated from the website

Kahn Brothers Group, a New York Stock Exchange member firm, is an investment advisor with more than $800 million of institutional and private funds under management. Founded in 1978, it invests in undervalued equity securities that have prospects for capital appreciation. Kahn Brothers Group invests in small and medium capitalization stocks. The firm continuously monitors its financial risks and capital requirements. It also monitors capital adequacy through conversations with its bookkeeper and the filing of quarterly focus reports with the New York Stock Exchange, which transmits this data to the Securities and Exchange Commission.

From our extensive experience with healthcare real estate investment, we are sensitive to the enduring relationship that often follows the sale of a healthcare asset. The monetization of a healthcare property, especially those situated on a hospital campus or tenanted by a hospital or their physician constituency, marks the beginning of a long-term relationship. In order for that relationship to work, we recognize the importance of developing a keen understanding of, and sensitivity to, the healthcare institution's values and culture. As a landlord to healthcare tenants, including hospitals, physicians, and other medical professionals, we are familiar with many of the unique issues that affect tenants of this type. Accordingly, we recognize the need for flexibility and creativity. Norvin regards the medical community as its core constituency and strives to ensure that hospitals and physicians we work with are well served by our stewardship. This approach has served Norvin well and resulted in our establishing strong bonds with many healthcare professionals. By adhering to this critical tenet of its ownership and management philosophy, Norvin's investors are equally well served. Since the creation of Norvin, our properties have maintained an average occupancy of greater than 95%, exceeding average occupancy rates in every market where we have a presence. Norvin has executed hundreds of leases with healthcare providers; many of our tenants are Blue Chip credit with S&P and Fitch ratings of AAA to BBB. Some of our major tenants include: University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Hospital, Texas Children's Hospital, Memorial Hermann Health System, St. Luke's Episcopal Health System, DaVita Corporation, Hospital Corporation of America, Fondren Orthopedic Hospital and Sugar Land Surgical Hospital.