ABOUT CCID SA INTRODUCTION. FIDUCIARY SERVICES PRESENCE AND MILESTONES.

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ABOUT CCID SA INTRODUCTION

Transcript of ABOUT CCID SA INTRODUCTION. FIDUCIARY SERVICES PRESENCE AND MILESTONES.

ABOUT CCID SA

INTRODUCTION

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

PRESENCE AND MILESTONES

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

MISSION AND VISION

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

OVERVIEW OF OUR OBJECTIVES

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

PERSONAL ADVICE

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 andsystematic monitoring

6) Adjustments(product and switch ideas)

Accounting AdmininstrationReal Estate

Tax filing

Market knowledge

ReportingRisk contolAdvisory services

Fiduciary Advisory operating model

Fiduciary services

Signing of contract with

CCID SA

Our expertise

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

COMPANY INCORPORATION, ADMINISTRATION

AND ACCOUNTING

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

ACCOUNTING SERVICES

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

BANKING COST CONTROL

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

TAXATION

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

AUDIT

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

BOARD MEMBERSHIP

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

SWISS CORPORATE GOVERNANCE

RELATED SERVICES

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

APPLICATION FOR RESIDENTIAL PERMITS

FIDUCIARY SERVICES

SEARCH FOR REAL ESTATE

Fiduciary Services

SCHOOLING

CCID CORPORATE GOVERNANCE SERVICES

Evaluation of C.G impacton company

Risk Management

ServicesDirectors liabilities

I.C.SInternal Control

Systems

Audit commiteeservices

Corporate code ofEthics

Reporting requirement

services

Additional services associated to Fiduciary services

EVALUATION OF CORPORATE

IMPACT

Additional services associated to Fiduciary services

RISK MANAGEMENT

SERVICES

Additional services associated to Fiduciary services

ICS INTERNAL CONTROL

SYSTEMS

Additional services associated to Fiduciary services

AUDIT COMMITTEE SERVICES

Additional services associated to Fiduciary services

REPORTING REQUIREMENT

SERVICES

Commercial & Corporate Advisory Services

FOREWORD ON THESE SERVICES

Commercial & Corporate Advisory Services

STRUCTURED COMMODITY AND

TRADE FINACE

SCTF Structures advised by CCID SA

Standby

L/C

Producer Exporter Trader Importer

Pre-fin./ Tolling

Import L/C

OverdraftExport

L/C

Tolling Bunkeringwarehouse financing

FCRDiscouting

Receivables

Payment Risk Cover

LOI

Potentially exposed to massive price revision post

SCTF Structures advised by CCID SA

Trade patterns

EXPORTER’SBANK

EXPORTER IMPORTER

IMPORTER’S BANK

goods

Emerging Market OECD

$

$

SCTF Structures advised by CCID SAStuctured Commodity Trade Finance

Pre-export finance

EXPORTER’SBANK

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)

SCTF Structures advised by CCID SA

Pre-payment finance

EXPORTER’SBANK

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 $

SCTF Structures advised by CCID SA

Countertrade

IMPORTER

EXPORTERIMPORTER

EXPORTER

Emerging Market OECD

Commodity goods

Watertight legal linkage is the key issue

BANK

STATE

Capital goods

Loan $

Payment $

SCTF Structures advised by CCID SA

Borrowing Base

BORROWER BANK

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

What do we include in SCTF today?

• Performance Risk finance

• Warehouse finance

• CTF (BASEL II)

Examples:

• Russian prefinance

• European borrowing base

Commercial & Corporate Advisory Services

PREPARATION OF THE COMMERCIAL

FILES FOR ONWARD SUBMISSION TO

THE BANKS

Commercial & Corporate Advisory Services

ACCOMPANYING THE CLIENTS IN THEIR

NEGOCIATION WITH THE BANKS

Commercial & Corporate Advisory Services

ASSISTANCE IN THE CREDIT

PROCESS REVIEW WITH THE BANK

CONCLUSION