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It is worth your while to read Knockers post
https://twitter.com/knocker1231/status/1343951241097990154?s=20

The important part of the jig saw with the model being Sharia law compliant this opens up another untapped market.

For those that still don’t fully understand the Syme model. Its about providing immediate working capital to companies.
It’s a very simple model where Syme are the middle man between borrower and funder.
Syme employs risk assessors who have a strict criteria when performing due diligence on the company. They do not take on companies with a bad credit history. Syme receives an upfront fee of 2% (non returnable) if the company passes the due diligence process the funder then lends money to the company based on the valuation of their stock.
The funder then owns the inventory, this is known as a true sale, but the company keeps the stock in their warehouse and can still sell the stock. The company has to pay back the funder over a 3 year period this includes a rolling 3 year interest.
Syme also takes an annual 2% net fee (3% if done through the captive Bank)
The money that the company is lent does not show as debt on the balance sheet as it’s not a loan because the funder has actually purchased the inventory, if this was done through a bank, it would show as debt on the balance sheet, as the money is borrowed based on assets, the bank would never own them (unlike the Syme model)
The funders loan actually strengthens the company balance sheet. And gives them more liquidity. This in turn would give them a better credit rating.
All inventory that is funded is recorded and monetised on the blockchain through SIA.
SIA monetise the assets by tracking their movement and always make sure assets are there for the funder as collateral.
The company can repay the funder in full before the 3yr contract is up, or it can roll it over past the 3yr term dependant on further due diligence.
Syme gets 2-3% net annual fee costs to Syme are small.
Company X gets funds upfront for working capital based on its inventory, which it can in turn sell even though funder owns them.
As long as company X keeps payments up and repays borrowed funds within the 3yr time frame, it works for everyone.
Funder gets a good return on lending his money for a three year period.
The beauty of the Syme model is If for any reason Company X goes bankrupt, Syme has already been paid upfront and are not liable for any losses the funder has received X amount plus still owns the inventory which can be sold.
It is one big market place for all.

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Remember this is just Italy http://www.tecnoconference-europe.com/en/workbook?w=33-deg-capri-conference-young-entrepreneurs

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It was previously IMTK

I would expect the funders have done a few months of due diligence here strict due diligence, they like what they see they are bringing contacts with them. The Captive bank will be named soon, I expect Imass will be heavily involved in the cross boardering of the platform should get an update on that soon too, I think the accounts won't be great reading but the forward statement for this year should be interesting. More news on the Uk and the Us is expected as well. It is going to be an interesting January.

Confindustria is the main association representing manufacturing and service companies in Italy, with a voluntary membership of more than 150,000 companies of all sizes, employing a total of 5,437,488 people.

We are due news on Uae rns said it was due the end of the year

We had solid news couldn.t get any more solid news than Storm Harbour coming on board
Now we wait for the rest
Companies named
Captive bank named
Figures

Wonder who will be interviewing Az tomorrow at Proactive.

The AvantGarde Group and the New Investors may, in due course, propose a new director to the Company to add to the experience of the existing board. The New Investors may also purchase further shares directly through the market.

Maybe they are buying more

Ticking back up https://invst.ly/tc0mg

Some nice buying going on now

Dickpuller if we get all that then we do not need warrant money at all revenues will kick in vote against dilution. Vote for a smaller free float, vote for what is right. Placees have milked this enough.
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I have a telegram group for company links only no chatting for anyone who wants to find other telgram groups
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The Made in Italy Fund , which invests in Italian SMEs operating in the fashion, food, design and beauty sectors, was launched by Quadrivio Group in a joint venture with Pambianco Strategie d'impresa in October 2018 (see another article by BeBeez ) and then the Industry 4.0 fund was launched , dedicated to investments in support of the technological evolution of Italian companies, in particular in the digital transformation of SMEs (see another article by BeBeez ). The team of this second fund, in addition to Binello and Ricciotti, includes managing partner Roberto Crapelli, former president and CEO of Roland Berger Italy and with over 20 years of experience in strategic consulting and more recently in Industry 4.0 projects in Italy and Germany; and the investment director Pietro Paparoni , supported by a group of analysts. Industry 4.0 is supported by Confindustria Young Entrepreneurs, led by Alessio Rossi . Among the major underwriters are the Doris family, Banca Mediolanum, Mediocredito .

The Made in Italy fund last December acquired 60% of the Italian manufacturer of high-end dermocosmetics Rougj (see another article by BeBeez ); in October 2019 it bought 52% of Mohdz , specialized in the sale and online distribution of high-end furniture (see another article by BeBeez ) and in the same month it also invested in the agri-food sector, acquiring 80% of the Italian company in the wine sector Prosit (see another article by BeBeez ). In October 2018 the fund had instead acquired the majority of 120% Lino (see another article by BeB eez ).

As for the Industry 4.0 fund, in August 2019 it bought the majority of Rototech , an Italian group that produces plastic components for vehicles in the truck, agricultural machinery and construction sectors (see another article by BeBeez ), while in July 2019 it acquired the majority of Nabucco , the controlling holding of F & De Group, the Italian leader in hotel catering services (see another article by BeBeez ).