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FOREIGN
CAPITAL SEEKING U.S.
INVESTMENTS
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International
capital flowing into U.S. stock
markets has exploded over the
past two decades.
The
international private equity and
institutional capital markets
move vast sums of money into the
United States on a regular basis.
Some of this money is speculative
"hot money," but most of
these funds enter the country as
direct investments into publicly
held companies. And those types of
investments can create unique
opportunities for the management
of such companies.
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The
United States is the
world's number one
recipient of direct
foreign investment |
In
this economic environment,
companies need to be creative when
structuring a capital raise, but
they also need to manage risk and
carefully decide which type of securities
are most advantageous for them to
"go to market" with, in
order to shore up their financial needs. Investments from
international funds typically come
in the form of convertible debt, equity, or a
combination of both.
Before a company goes to market,
they need to
define their realistic strategies
for growth, investment needs and
use of proceeds dialogue.
Preparing a corporate profile and
an executive summary for the
business, which would be used in
discussions with prospective
candidates, is paramount to the
program's success. It’s important
to create documents that are easy
to transmit and attract initial
interest from potential investors.
Identifying and contacting
prospective investors or
investment partners can be a
daunting task, which often requires outside assistance from
an experienced advisor or
professional consultant. These
professional service providers can
assist in the creation of
documents, the prospecting program and
in advising the client on the structure
of a potential transaction. MORE.....
 New Player Enters Flexible Armor Battle: A top designer of flexible body armor similar to the much-vaunted Dragon Skin says he has just tested a new type of ballistic material that is far harder than current plates and can defeat one of the most deadly armor piercing rounds in the world. And it can do all this at the same weight as a standard Enhanced Small Arms Protective Plate, but in a more flexible and comfortable package, developer Allan Bain claims.
Bain, who body armor experts agree was a founding father -- with Dragon Skin maker Murray Neal -- of the so-called "scalar" armor concept, has developed a new way to forge the ceramic that goes into the bullet-blocking plates, giving it greater density and the ability to be bent into odd shapes.
MORE........
Sovereign Wealth Funds On The Prowl: Rapidly emerging and secretive Sovereign Wealth Funds hold an immense amount of cash and most Americans are not aware of their existence. Sovereign Wealth Funds are assets of a country that are held by its government for purposes of investment.
The current estimate is that the Sovereign Wealth Funds currently hold over $5.5 Trillion in investments and they are expected to reach $14 Trillion by 2015. The huge American Trade Deficit feeds them $70 Billion U.S. dollars monthly. They can also convert their U.S. bonds to stock by not reinvesting in bonds when they mature. The rapid rise in the Sovereign Wealth Funds dramatizes the shift in world economic power away from the United States, the greatest debtor nation on earth, to the increasingly powerful group of creditor nations.
MORE.....
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