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ABOUT CCID SA INTRODUCTION
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES PRESENCE AND MILESTONES
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES MISSION AND VISION
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES OVERVIEW OF OUR OBJECTIVES
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES PERSONAL ADVICE
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Client Situation Time horizon Special requirements 1)Analysis of the client’s targets 2)Définition of the strategy of the fiduciary services 3)Customized proposal 4)Implementation considering client restricitons 5)Regular and systematic monitoring 6)Adjustments (product and switch ideas) AccountingAdmininstrationReal Estate Tax filing Market knowledge ReportingRisk contolAdvisory services Fiduciary Advisory operating model Fiduciary services Signing of contract with CCID SA Our expertise
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES COMPANY INCORPORATION, ADMINISTRATION AND ACCOUNTING
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES ACCOUNTING SERVICES
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES BANKING COST CONTROL
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES TAXATION
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES AUDIT
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES BOARD MEMBERSHIP
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES SWISS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE RELATED SERVICES
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES APPLICATION FOR RESIDENTIAL PERMITS
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FIDUCIARY SERVICES SEARCH FOR REAL ESTATE
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Fiduciary Services SCHOOLING
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CCID CORPORATE GOVERNANCE SERVICES Evaluation of C.G impact on company Risk Management Services Directors liabilities I.C.S Internal Control Systems Audit commitee services Corporate code of Ethics Reporting requirement services
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Additional services associated to Fiduciary services EVALUATION OF CORPORATE IMPACT
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Additional services associated to Fiduciary services RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES
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Additional services associated to Fiduciary services ICS INTERNAL CONTROL SYSTEMS
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Additional services associated to Fiduciary services AUDIT COMMITTEE SERVICES
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Additional services associated to Fiduciary services REPORTING REQUIREMENT SERVICES
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Commercial & Corporate Advisory Services FOREWORD ON THESE SERVICES
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Commercial & Corporate Advisory Services STRUCTURED COMMODITY AND TRADE FINACE
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SCTF Structures advised by CCID SA Standby L/C ProducerExporterTraderImporter Pre- fin./ Tolling Import L/C Overdraft Export L/C Tolling Bunkering warehouse financing FCR Discouting Receivables Payment Risk Cover LOI Potentially exposed to massive price revision post
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SCTF Structures advised by CCID SA Trade patterns EXPORTER’S BANK EXPORTER IMPORTER IMPORTER’S BANK goods Emerging Market OECD $ $
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SCTF Structures advised by CCID SA Stuctured Commodity Trade Finance Pre-export finance EXPORTER’S BANK EXPORTER IMPORTER BANK Emerging Market OECD 4. Repayment $ 2. Loan $ 1. Export contract 3. Export goods Generally no exposure to the European Market banking system (no transfer risk)
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SCTF Structures advised by CCID SA Pre-payment finance EXPORTER’S BANK EXPORTER IMPORTER BANK Emerging Market OECD 5. Repayment $2. Loan $ 1. Export contract 4. Export goods Usually a stronger structure than pre-export generally of limited recourse to the importer 3. Prepayment $
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SCTF Structures advised by CCID SA Countertrade IMPORTER EXPORTER IMPORTER EXPORTER Emerging Market OECD Commodity goods Watertight legal linkage is the key issue BANK STATE Capital goods Loan $ Payment $
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SCTF Structures advised by CCID SA Borrowing Base BORROWERBANK Size doesn’t matter, provided the Borrowing Base is there, the size of the facility is not EBITDA dependent on Loan $ Receivables Assigned to Bank Investor Pledged to Bank
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What do we include in SCTF today? Performance Risk finance Warehouse finance CTF (BASEL II) Examples : Russian prefinance European borrowing base
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Commercial & Corporate Advisory Services PREPARATION OF THE COMMERCIAL FILES FOR ONWARD SUBMISSION TO THE BANKS
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Commercial & Corporate Advisory Services ACCOMPANYING THE CLIENTS IN THEIR NEGOCIATION WITH THE BANKS
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Commercial & Corporate Advisory Services ASSISTANCE IN THE CREDIT PROCESS REVIEW WITH THE BANK
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CONCLUSION
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