Private Placement Programs definition

Background on Private Placement Paltforms...

Why have many investors never hear of this Private Placement Program before?

From 1933 to April 5, 2012 SEC regulations did not allow advertising of Private Placement. During that period, participation was by “invitation only” or through a referral introduction.  

Private Placement Platform program was created over sixty years ago to rebuild Europe the third world nations after WW II, thus the reason for such a high rate of return being allowed. Today, much of the profits realized by the Private Placement Program benefit good-will projects. The investor however, is free to use the profits as they desire.

Private Placement simply involves buying and selling prime bank notes in Europe and Asia. At any given time some European and Asian banks must liquidate bank notes and will sell their notes at a discount. Other banks are cash rich and wish to add to their note portfolio and will pay a premium for these bank notes. Private Placement is the instrument by which these trades take place. Private Placement Platforms only trade prime bank notes by arbitrage. What arbitrage means is that the buy and sell contracts have to be “in hand” before the trade of the discounted bank notes take place. This is the safest way to trade the bank notes. This is all done by the trader for the Private Placement Platform. Since in the Private Placement Program traders only buy notes when they have a buyer at a higher price every trade has a net positive gain  due to the "controlled trading" practices. There is zero risk to the Private Placement Platform traders, zero risk to the bank, and zero risk to the investor.

During the Private Placement activity the investor's capital stays in their own bank account at all times. The investor’s funds are never traded, never accessed, never touched in any way. It is not used as a guarantee or reserve. Thus there is zero risk to the investor's bank account capital. The only purpose for the investor's bank deposit is to satisfy bank regulations and permit the "controlled trades" to take place.

The net effect is high yield returns with zero risk to the investor.

Private Placement Program

Private Placement Programs (PPP) act as a bridge between the public or private sector investors and the financial markets. They provide an opportunity for a dynamic flow of funds thereby increasing the trade avenues.

Definition of High-Performance Plans or Private Placement Program-PPP

PPP is an investment system which was previously reserved only for the very wealthy, with returns dedicated in whole or in part to humanitarian works. Right now this system can access people not considered to hold great fortunes.

PPP has nothing to do with the traditional business of banking. Practically none of the professionals who are currently working in a financial institution know about this. However, in the press, we have the opportunity to read articles from the Fed and the IMF advising financial institutions to reduce the number of trading operations and engage in their traditional business.

PPP is not focused towards the public, so the person who does not have a high degree of financial knowledge will not know. It is forbidden by law to advertise it. Whoever has been involved in a PPP will never admit to it, especially as he has signed a confidentiality agreement with a Trader.

The safety of the invested capital is determined by the rules governing the secondary market. The investor is the one who orders his bank to make a block of its funds (Swift MT-760). However, this bank must always be a top 25.

For the Bank to initiate this “business” with its own funds, it is required by law, the receive the investor’s contribution collateral. This collateral can be CASH, Financial Instruments (e.g. bank guarantees, MTN's, CD's), plus assets such as bank deposits of gold or diamonds.

All contracts between the Investor and the Bank, are set under the rules of the FED, the FMI and the ICC. 

This type of investment program is only accessible by “invitation” by the Trading Platform.

 Characteristics of investment programs

a) There are basically two types of programs:

• The traditional investment programs, which have a duration of one-year banking, or ten months, or 40 weeks continuing.
• The so-called “SPOT” or “BULLET” Trades which last for days or weeks and hardly exceed the period of one month. These are used to boost the Investors balance

b) Income from programs

• Yields of these programs are confidential and only the Trader corresponds directly with the Investor at the time of signing the contract. Rarely do Brokers and Advisors know sufficiently in advance any yield details of the programs.
• We always ask investors to be wary of people who offer investment programs where monthly yields are exaggerated and outrageous.
• Our Traders aim at all times is to create the maximum returns for the Investor.
• Yields of these programs vary according to the time of year, according to the amount of collateral, the worldwide standing of the Investors bank, and according to the type of collateral used by the investor.
• When we speak of returns for Investors, we always refer to gross returns, after which they take their benefits, both the financial institution and the  Trader. This is deducted from the Investors gross income, as are the nominal fees and commissions for Facilitators and Advisors.

Why Investors Choose PPP:

Professional investors looking for better returns are starting to move away from standard asset classes like stocks, bonds and cash to Private Placement Programs (PPP).

Private Placement Programs traditionally have been the domain of institutional investors or high net worth individuals because of their complex nature. However, since 2008 and the introduction of Fully Managed 100% Capital Protected Private Placement Programs it is now easier than ever for traditional investors to participate in PPP programs.

The Secure Platform Funding Private Placement Program (PPP) includes a trading portfolio of:

1. Hedge funds
2. Managed futures
3. Currency trading
4. Real estate
5. Commodities.

These asset classes are favored mainly because their returns have a low correlation with the assets value.

Risk Protection:

With a balance of Dynamic Trading Strategies, prudent Risk Management and Exceptional Liquidity our Private Placement Program (PPP) has consistently achieved outstanding historical results.

Our success is achieved because we operate a series of clearly defined Risk Protection Strategies including:

1. Disciplined investment rules
2. Strict asset control
3. An investment philosophy of meticulous risk management
4. All trading is constantly supervised by our risk executive
5. Effective regulation
6. Our experts execute our pre-defined and stringently managed strategy of diversification
7. We combine hedging strategies (buying and selling of contracts of the same value in opposite directions at the same time) in order to constant mitigate our risks
8. Based in one of the most well regulated, reputable and secure financial centers in the world

Sources : https://www.secureplatformfunding.com http://www.privateplacementplatforms.com