It's key to think about there are around 8-10 platforms set up across the world, so if a connection of a acquaintance or a random agent or intermediary mentions they work alongside a platform, it has the making of a fake. Be very wary of scams and always carry out your own investigation and request trade history. Don't hand over any assets or joining fees and never offer anyone access to your personal or business finances.
Who should consider the platform? The platform is for: 1) Institutions/Foundations. 2) High net worth individuals. 3) Sophisticated investors. This platform is not for banks or Governments.
The basics of the platform: Investment money is secure. Client money are either a) blocked in their own account or b) moved and held in a non depleting joint account with the trader.
The licensed and regulated humanitarian platform is respected and open 365 days of the year, which works with experienced traders. The humanitarian platform works with a well known and reputable humanitarian foundation. The humanitarian foundation oversees the handling of the investors application process and request to join.
A platform trader monetises the investor instrument and the platform opens a line of credit against the monetised amount (possibly by 10 times, for example) . This is highly likely to be greater. This credit line is only be triggered when a client provides initial collateral via their asset (instrument or funds).
Using the credit line the platform purchases Medium Term Notes (MTN's)/Bonds at heavily discounted rates, and then very quickly sells the MTN's/Bonds at a greater price to exit buyers like pension funds, insurance funds, and other funds who they have contracts with. The pension funds & insurance funds work very closely with the platform, and have agreements and have a good business relationship with the platform.
The principal financial gains are in line with the trade agreement drawn up prior to commencing the programme. The investor initial collateral is never at risk because the platform has the balance sheet to utilise their own funds as collateral should it be needed.
