Most entrepreneurs write their business plan as a shopping list and a description of how they intend to build their project. Except for themselves and maybe a few, family, friends and fools who love or admire those entrepreneurs, nobody cares about it. At least not an investor, unless he perceives feasibility itself as an issue. […]
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A share of stock in a company may have a par value or no-par value. These categories are both pretty much a historical oddity and have no relevance to the stock’s price in the market. The par value, or face value, is the stated value per share. This price was printed on paper stock certificates
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In the popular imagination, the profession of securities broker is often mistakenly considered as reserved for insiders or a very closed elitist circle. In fact, it is one of the most interesting in terms of the relationship between the length of studies and potential income. It is not necessary to have a high level of
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Today, IPOers mandated Reed Smith LLP to file a Capital Acquisition Broker License application with U.S. FINRA. Capital Acquisition Brokers (CABs) are firms that engage in a limited range of activities, including: advising companies and private equity funds on capital raising and corporate restructuring, and acting as placement agents for sales of unregistered securities to
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There are many companies that seek to finance themselves by issuing securities, thus allowing qualified investors to acquire shares of their capital in the development phase, which constitute so many excellent opportunities to make very significant profits, particularly if they plan to go public. Although the securities market is old and regulated, until now there
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Organization of the international securities brokerage network First off the hierarchy is the investor indicator. He is a participant who only provides an address, a contact or an introduction to an investment source without entering into the negotiation or the conclusion of a subscription or a transaction. The hierarchy of participants in the international securities
The broker is an intermediary between investors and an issuer of securities. In the international securities network, he is part of a team under the instructions of a city manager. Each time he concludes a subscription or a transaction, he earns a commission of 4% on a subscription of private capital contributions, 3% on a
The city manager manages a team of at least six brokers operating in the area of a city and its neighborhood. Each time one of its brokers concludes a subscription or a transaction the city manager receives an overhead commission of 2% in addition to this private subscription or 1.5% in addition to this investment
The regional manager manages a team of at least six city managers operating in a region, province, canton or department of a country. Thus, the regional manager has at least 42 people to train and manage. Each time one of the brokers of his city managers concludes a subscription or a transaction, the regional manager
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The national manager manages a team of at least six regional managers operating in a country. So the national manager has at least 258 people to train and manage. Each time a broker belonging to the team of a city manager of one of his regional manager concludes a subscription or a transaction, the national
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