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Introduction to Bank
Debenture Trading Programs
What
is a bank debenture trading program?
What
is the investors risk in this program?
How
often does the program to transactions?
Why
are these "high returns with safety" programs not generally
publicized?
Leveraged trading
programs
History and Development of Bank Instruments
(Member section)
Keynes, Harry
White and Bretton Woods (Member
section)
Marchall plan. IMF. World Bank and Bank of
International Settlements
Bank of
International Settlements (Member
section)
World Bank (Member
section)
The tie that binds: the bank of international
settlements and the World Bank
Multi-use instrument (Member
section)
Insufficient gold supply (Member
section)
Nixon and Kennedy (Member
section)
Detailed Overview (Member
section)
Capital accumulation by
banks of bank debenture trading (forfeiting) programs: (Member
section)
The key to safety and profits (Member
section)
"Too good to be true" (Member
section)
Commonly asked questions (Member
section)
Introduction
to Bank Debenture Trading Programs
What
is a bank debenture trading program?
(more info)
Also referred to as a secured asset management program, this is an
investment vehicle commonly used by the very wealthy where the principal
investment is fully secured by a Bank Endorsed Guarantee. The principal is
managed and invested to give a guaranteed high return to the investor on a
periodic basis. There is no risk of losing the investor's principal
investment.
This investment opportunity involves the
purchase and sale of Bank Debentures
within the International Market in controlled trading program The program
allows for the investor to place his funds through an established Program
Management firm working-directly with a major Trading Bank.
The investment funds are secured by a Bank-Endorsed
Guarantee by the Banking institution at the time the funds are
deposited. The Investor is designated as the Beneficiary of the Guarantee
unless otherwise instructed by the Investor. The guarantee is issued to
secure the Investor's principal for the contract period. This guarantee
will be Bank Endorsed with the Bank Seal, two authorized senior Officers'
signatures, and will guarantee that the funds will be on deposit in the
Bank during the contract period and will be returned fully to the Investor
at the end of the contract term.
The Investor is also guaranteed by the
program Directors, by contract that they will receive what is in effect a
percentage of each trade made by
the Trade Bank. This can be in the form of a guaranteed profit/yield paid
on a periodic basis upon terms as set forth in the contract
The Instrument to be transacted under the
Buy/Sell Program are fully negotiable Bank Instrument. delivered
unencumbered, free and clear of any and all liens, claims or restrictions.
The Instrument are debt obligation of the Top One Hundred (100) World
Banks in the form of Medium Term Bank
Debentures of 10 years in length. usually offering 7 1/2% interest;
or, "Standby Letters of Credit"
of one year in length with no interest but at a discount from face value.
These Bank Instrument conform in all respects with the Uniform Customs and
practice for Documentary Credits as set forth by the International Chamber
of Commerce, Paris, France (ICC) .
What
is the investors risk in this program?
(more info)
As stated, the Investment funds principal is fully secured by a BANK
ENDORSED GUARANTEE (or, safekeeping receipt) which is issued by the
Trading Bank at the time the funds are deposited. The Investor is
designated as the Beneficiary of the Guarantee which is issued to secure
the principal for the contract period and all elements of risk have been
addressed. It must be stressed that, before an instrument is purchased, a
contract is already in place for the resale of the Bank
Debenture Instrument. Consequently, the Investors funds are never put
at risk. The trust account will always contain either funds or Bank
Instrument of equal or greater value. After each transaction period, the
profits are distributed according to the agreement and the process repeats
for the duration of the contract.
How
often does the program to transactions?
Operations will take place approximately forty (40) International Banking
Weeks per year. with specific transactions taking place approximately one
or more times per week depending on circumstances" Although there are
52 weeks in a year, there are only 40 international banking weeks during
which transactions take place. An International Banking week is a full
week which does not include an officially recognized holiday. However,
this does not preclude that transactions may occur on short weeks that
have a holiday.
Why
are these "high returns with safety" programs not generally
publicized?
The answer is that these programs have been available, though not widely
known for years, However, because of the extremely high minimum
requirements to enter them, only a few could qualify. The minimums have
been 10 to 100 million dollars previously. Only recently have the smaller
minimums been available so that more can qualify and yet have the
opportunity to earn exceptionally high and safe profit yields. Also, The
Investor must be "invited in" to participate in these very
limited enrollment programs.
Individual programs can quickly become
filled and are then closed to further Investor participation.
Leveraged
trading programs
(more info)
By leasing assets, usually in the form of United Sates government Treasury
Bills, for a fraction of their face value, the ability to purchase and
subsequently resell bank instrument in large quantities is
possible....................
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Recommended further reading:
Bonds
Bankers
Acceptance
Commercial
Paper
Discounting of bank
guarantees (BG's)
(Redeeming for cash or raising a credit line)
Guarantees
Introduction
to Institutional Trading
Zero Coupons and STRIPS
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