|
|
|
|||||||||||||||||||||
WELCOME TO THE DANSWAN SCOTT WEB SITE. IF YOU ARE GENUINELY INTERESTED IN HIGH YIELD INVESTMENTS, PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING: We are Financial Counselors, Negotiators and Facilitators and we are able to assist you and your Clients with entry into High Yield Investment via Medium Term Bank Debenture (MTN) Buy – Sell Programs. We also act as Brokers for the Sale of Gold Bullion direct to a large Thai consortium, on which due diligence has been undertaken. Danswan Scott is also able to facilitate the “cost free” financing of large infrastructure Projects, both private and public. This is done by the International trading of “Debt Instruments” which is a multi trillion-dollar industry. DEBT INSTRUMENTS EXPLAINED The Top World Banks (Money Center Banks) are authorized to issue blocks of debt instruments like Bank purchase Orders (BPO), Promissory Notes or Medium Term Notes (MTN’s), Zero Coupon Bonds (Zero’s) Letters Of Credit (LC’s), Standby Letters Of Credit (SLC’s), and Bank Guarantees (BG’s) under International Chamber of Commerce guidelines (ICC 500 and 600). The prices of the above Instruments are quoted as a percentage of the face amount of the instrument, with the initial market price being established when first issued. Thereafter, as they are resold to other banks, they are sold at escalating higher prices, thus realizing a profit on each transaction, which can take as little as one day to complete. As the above debt instruments are bought and sold within the Banking Community, the Trading Cycles generally move from the higher level banks to lower level (smaller) Banks. Often they move through as many as seven or eight trading cycles, until they are eventually sold to an already contracted “exit Buyer”, such as a Pension or Trust Fund, Foundation, Insurance company, Security Dealer, etc that is looking for a conservative, reasonable yield investment, suitable for eight figure investment amounts. By the time the Bank debentures ultimately reach the “retail” or secondary market level, they are, of course, selling at substantially higher prices than when originally issued. For example: the original “Issuing” Bank might sell a MTN at 80% or less of its face value, then by the time it reaches the “Retail / Exit” Buyer it may well sell at anywhere from 91% upwards to 103% of its Face value. Since these Transactions are only intended for large financial institutions, they are denominated in Face value amounts commonly ranging from U.S. $10 Million. THE KEY TO SUCCESSFUL TRADING The key to successful trading in Bank Instruments lies in having the right contacts, initial cash or resources that can be hypothecated for a Line Of Credit, and the necessary wherewithal to purchase them at the best discount available at the time, while also having the necessary resources and contacts to sell the Instruments on the higher priced secondary markets. This is where Danswan Scott can help by providing you with the right advice and contacts. The service we provide is at no cost or risk to you or your Client. We do not accept upfront fees. However, we do not wish to deal with “shoppers”! Therefore please do not expect us to promise to do anything for you until you commit yourself to us! There are many “so called” Brokers out there who will promise you the “world”. Some of the totally unscrupulous ones will offer you the “world” for an upfront fee. "WHY HAVEN'T I HEARD ABOUT THIS BEFORE?" People often say – “If this is such a good investment, why haven’t I heard about it before, and why doesn’t my Bank manager know anything about it?” The answer to the above is simply that the internal trading of Bank Debentures is a privileged and highly lucrative source for participating Banks, and of course, it is not in the bank industry’s best (vested) interests to give the Public access to such information. It would be difficult to entice Bank Customers to purchase Certificates of Deposit yielding only 2.5% to 6%, if they were aware of other equally secure investment accounts that yielded more than ten times plus higher returns. The Banks and Traders always employ the strictest non-disclosure and non-circumvention clauses in Trading Contracts to ensure the confidentiality of the Transactions. The Contracts usually contain explicit language forbidding the Contracted parties to disclose any aspect of the transaction for a period of five years. As a result, it is difficult to locate experienced individuals who are knowledgeable and willing to candidly discuss these opportunities and the high profitability associated with them, since in doing so, they would severely jeopardize their opportunity to participate in further transactions. There is no ‘smoke or mirror’ involved; all of the Trading Programs are conducted under the specific guidelines set up by the International Chamber of Commerce (I.C.C.), generally known as I.C.C. 500 & 600. The I.C.C., based in Paris, is the regulatory body for the World’s Great Money Center Banks. It has existed for more than 100 years, and exerts strict control on world banking procedures. ARE THE INVESTOR'S FUNDS PROTECTED? In most Programs where the Investor has at least US $100 Million for investment, his “investment monies” never leave his own Bank Account, providing the account is in a Top 50 World Bank. The Account is either “blocked” for the period of the Trading program or “electronically scanned” on a daily basis to ensure that none of the Investment Funds have been withdrawn. The return from the Trading Program is guaranteed by the Trader, who has to perform according to his contract with the Investor in order to stay in business. ARE THE PROFITS ABLE TO BE COMPOUNDED? Under I.C.C. regulations, all transactions close to new business on December 15th of the year and are not repeated in the following year. Those transactions already in place will continue through to the completion of the agreed period. Many programs become fully subscribed in a relatively short time, and once closed to new business will not reopen. During the trading year an Investor may, subject to continuing availability, step up to another program or reinvest at the same or higher levels in the currently available program and thus maximize his returns. WHAT PART DOES THE I.C.C. PLAY? Regulation of the International Banking Industry is under the authority of the International Chamber of Commerce. The I.C.C. is based in Paris, France, and has been in existence for more than 100 years. The I.C.C. is the world’s monetary policeman and exerts tremendous power in establishing the policies and procedures under which all international banking transactions take place. Some indication of this can be seen when one realizes that the U.S. Federal Reserve came into being and gained acceptance in the international banking community only after its’ approval was granted by the I.C.C. I.C.C. 500 and 600 regulations are the controlling authority for all European and international banking transactions. These regulations are not available for public scrutiny any more than are those of the Federal Reserve in the USA. WHAT IS THE REASON FOR THE EXISTENCE OF THIS MARKET? The legal and regulatory environment created by the Bretton Woods Agreement, which authorized the issuance of fiat paper currencies, provides the necessary mechanism that enables the forfait trading of U.S. dollars in international markets. The vast majority of currencies in use around the world today are fiat currencies, i.e., not backed by real assets. For example, at the time of their creation (printing), Federal Reserve notes are literally worth the price of the paper, ink and labor. No more and no less. Dollar bills are non-redeemable, which means that the Federal Reserve has no obligation to make their notes good or even to hold their value stable at home or abroad. We use Federal Reserve Notes inside the USA as the accepted vehicle of exchange, and they are given value solely by our productivity, labor and taxes. However, when we ask foreign nations to accept this paper to pay for debt service and/or trade deficit purchases of their oil cars, VCR’s, machine tools, wine, food clothing etc., there has to be a process to build value for this otherwise unsecured and non-redeemable fiat currency. This is what creates the market. If you feel that this is an area of finance in which you would like and are able to participate or have Clients who are genuinely able to participate we would be pleased to hear from you. Remember - we do not accept upfront fees. Contact: Barry Scott & Lynn Danswan - Co-Directors Phone/Fax: 61 2 9907 0630 Tel: 61 2 8902 0396 (From o/seas) Mobile: (61) 425 200 396 Mobile: 0425 200 396 (Within Australia) |
 icomcorp@rivernet.com.au |
|
. |
| Visitors: 00345 |