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US Government Bonds Gearing up for their Worst Month in Years
Traders across the globe are reviewing the path of US interest rates as the possibility of a Trump presidency becomes a reality, which could lead to reflationary policies. October has seen 10 year …
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The European Central Bank Cuts Interest Rates for the Third Time in 2024
On Thursday 17th October, The ECB (European Central Bank) cut interest rates by 25 basis points to 3.25%. Analysts advised before the rate cut that financial markets had already factored in a ¼ of …
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Tokenisation of Assets is Becoming More Popular
The global outlook on the tokenisation of assets has become more popular, and on Wall Street, this phenomenon will, experts predict, become very fashionable. Indeed, in March 2024, BlackRock Inc in…
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Current Overview of the Gold Market: September 2024
July and August 2024 witnessed strong gains for gold, with September continuing this trend. Indeed, by the end of September, the month had seen an increase in the gold price of 4.6% to USD2,630 per…
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UK Interest Rates and the British Pound: October 2024
In an interview on 3rd October 2024, the Governor of the BOE (Bank of England), Andrew Bailey, announced that the Bank could be leaning towards cutting interest rates in a more proactive fashion, p…
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The Future of America’s Economy: Donald Trump vs. Kamala Harris
Experts and analysts from many walks of life have been mulling over what effect the two presidential candidates (Trump/Harris) will have on the economy of the United States. Both candidates have ve…
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Will the US Dollar Continue to Decline?
According to data supplied by Bloomberg’s Dollar Spot Index, the US Dollar has fallen just under 1% in September 2024, and is currently in the longest monthly losing streak since January 2023. Expe…
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Bitcoin Beats September Blues
Bitcoin ,the original and most famous cryptocurrency, is currently enjoying a market capitalisation in excess of USD1.1 Trillion. The coin is having its best September ever due mainly to a swathe o…
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Federal Reserve Cuts US Dollar Interest Rates
On 18th September 2024 the Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 50 basis points: an aggressive start to bring interest rates down in the United States. After more than twelve months, the FOMC vote…
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The Bank of England Keeps Interest Rates on Hold
On September 19th, 2024, and despite a full 50 basis point reduction in US interest rates announced by the Federal Reserve the day before, the Bank of England, (BOE) advised they were holding inter…
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September 2024: The 2nd ECB Interest Rate Cuts
For the second time in 2024 the ECB (European Central Bank) has cut interest rates by a ¼ of 1% (25 basis points) as inflation recedes towards their target of 2%. The key deposit rate was cut, as e…
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UK Government Debt Still as Popular as Ever
On Tuesday 2nd of September 2024, the appetite for UK Government Bonds remained as strong as ever as the government received orders of £110 Billion (USD144 Billion) in orders for a new sale of Gilt…
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The Declining Value of the US Dollar
In the past two months the US Dollar has declined 5% against major currencies (the US Dollar index currently stands at a 13 month low) suggesting that increase in the value of the dollar in the yea…
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The Underlying Problems in the Russian Economy
Despite over 1,000 global multinational corporations leaving the country plus sanctions being imposed, the Russian leadership has been “bigging up” the economy, but do their words really ring true?…
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Are Global Markets Facing a New Period of Volatility?
On Monday 5th August 2024 trading rooms in financial centres across the world faced one of the most volatile and chaotic days in recent history. In the United States by the close of business on Mon…
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Has the Federal Reserve Left it Too late?
On the 6th of June 2024 The European Central Bank (ECB) cut their interest rates by 0.25%, the Bank of England followed suit on the 1st of August 2024 lowering their interest rates by exactly the s…
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Bank of England Cuts Interest Rates: Aug 2024
On the 1st of August 2024 the Bank of England (BOE) cut interest rates by 25 basis points to 5% making this cut the first of its kind since March 2020. The BOE has held interest rates steady at 5.2…
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Global Financial Markets Rethink
Expert financial analysts are suggesting that many of the presumptions that have driven the global financial markets in 2024 are quickly being rethought. Speculation that the Federal Reserve may we…
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The Petrodollar Agreement Between The USA and Saudi Arabia: Fact or Fiction?
In the middle of June 2024 there were a plethora of rumours regarding the collapse of the “Petrodollar Agreement” between Saudi Arabia and the United States. These rumours took off like a rocket an…
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UK’s Labour Landslide 2024: Is it Appealing to Investors?
On Thursday July 4th 2024, the Labour Party won a landslide general election, winning 411 seats in the House of Parliament giving them a majority of 172 seats (just shy of Tony Blair’s majority Lab…
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Federal Reserve Holds its Benchmark Interest Rate
On June 12th, 2024, the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) for the seventh straight meeting, once again held its benchmark interest rate steady at 5.25% – 5.5%, which is the highest level i…
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European Central Bank Finally Cuts Interest Rates
On June 6th 2024 the ECB (European Central Bank) announced a cut in interest rates of 25 basis points to the deposit rate lowering it from 4.00% to 3.75% as headline inflation is now just above its…
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Private Equity Companies/Partners/Owners are Engaged in Standard and Exotic Loans
Over the last three or four decades executives of private equity companies ruled the roost where investors from all over the world would beat a path to their front door looking to invest in their n…
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The Financial Markets Got It Wrong Predicting a US Dollar Decline in 2024
As 2024 started many investors, experts and analysts predicted that the US Dollar would decline. However, the greenback, thanks to a very hot US economy, and an inflation problem ensuring the Feder…
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The Overhaul of Euribor 2024
In October 2023 a new methodology to calculate Euribor (Euro Interbank Offered rate) was proposed by European Money Markets Institute (EMMI)*, where the use of “Expert Judgement” to determine the r…
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Think Tank Advises Rising Sea Levels to Adversely Affect Oil Shipments and Oil Rigs
Due to rising temperatures, rising sea levels caused by melting ice* could seriously erode energy security and disrupt crude oil shipments in countries dependent on oil imports such as Japan, South…
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Bank of England Interest Rates. Will They or Won’t They?
This month on June 20th the Bank of England’s MPC (Monetary Policy Committee) will meet and decide whether or not to keep interest rates on hold. At the last meeting of the MPC in May, interest rat…
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China to Issue Yuan 1 Trillion (USD 138 Billion) Long-Term Special Treasury Bonds
China’s finance ministry has confirmed that starting Friday 17th May 2024 Long-Term Treasury Bonds with a tenor of 30 years and a value of Yuan 40 Billion will be issued. Bonds with a tenor of 20 y…
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United Kingdom Interest Rates: May 2024
Interest rates reached 5.25% in August 2023 and have held steady ever since. Once again on 9th May 2024, the MPC (Monetary Policy Committee of the Bank of England, BOE), held rates steady at 5.25%….
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The Spiralling Price of Cocoa Beans
Chocolate producers will soon be increasing the prices of favourite chocolate bars and making them smaller. Why? Because consumers will have to be the ones to pay for under investment, supply line …
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Will Renewable Energy Suffer Due to a Shortage of Copper?
For those government ministers throughout the world in charge of renewable energy, the year on their lips is 2030, where global renewable energy capacity is expected to grow by 2.5 times. However, …
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Bad Debts and Chinese Banks
Chinese banks have for years been reluctant to disclose any information on poorly performing loans or outright bad debts. They go to extraordinary lengths to hide these problems usually teaming up …
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The US Federal Reserve Releases New Scenario Stress Tests for Banks
On Thursday 15th March 2024 the Federal Reserve issued new annual scenarios for stress tests for banks which will check their health under extreme economic shocks. These hypothetical shocks will in…
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Interest Rates Remain Unchanged in Europe, America, and the United Kingdom
The European Central Bank On the 7th of March 2024 the European Central Bank (ECB) kept interest rates on hold for the fourth meeting in succession, the deposit rate of 4% remaining unchanged. The …
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What is Bank Liquidity and Why is it Important?
The global financial crisis of 2007 – 2009 is a classic example of what happens when banks do not have enough cash to pay their debts, e.g., all those items on the liability side of their balance s…
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What is Basis Trading and How Does it Affect the Treasury Bond Market?
Basis trading is a financial trading strategy regarding the purchase of a particular financial instrument or security (in this case Treasury Bonds) or commodity, and the sale of its related derivat…
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Due to Government Crackdown, Chinese Quant Funds Suffer
For many international investors who are eyeing the Chinese equity markets with suspicion, the recent and sudden trading restrictions is yet another reason to avoid the markets. Indeed, until…
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The Continuing March Upwards of Private Credit
Private credit can trace its roots back to the 1980’s where companies with strong credit/borrowing records were being loaned funds directly from insurance companies. However, post the 2007 – 2009 G…
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Interest Rate Overview: Eurozone, United States, United Kingdom February 2024
As predicted by many commentators, the governing council of the ECB (European Central Bank), the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) of the United States Federal Reserve and the Monetary Policy Co…
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The Growth of the Private Credit Market and the Potential Pitfalls
What is private credit and why has the growth of this particular market been so spectacular? Looking back at the lending market as a whole, first there were the banks, then debt specialists a…
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China Snowball Derivatives and their Potential Losses
USD13 Billion worth of China Snowball Derivatives are approaching loss levels as the ongoing route of China’s stock market is pressurising these structured products, threatening to raise market vol…
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What is the forecast for China in 2024?
China, the world’s second largest economy, kicks off 2024 with a much weaker economy, raising doubts about the underlying foundations on which its decades of amazing growth is built. Once China’s d…
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2023 Closes with Global Equities Charting Big Gains
As the financial curtain came down, marking the end of 2023, a heart-stopping rally in the last two months of the year showed global stock markets with strong annual gains due to investors betting …
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Final Call for Interest Rates Going into the New Year
On Thursday 14th December 2023 at the final MPC (Monetary Policy Committee) of the year, after a vote of six to three, the Bank of England maintained the status quo and left interest rates unchange…
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A Happy New Year to Farsley Celtic FC
All of us at IntaCapital Swiss SA would like to wish the players, the management, the backroom staff and all those connected with Farsley Celtic a Very Happy and Successful New Year. Whilst 2023 ha…
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The Global Housing Market Crisis of 2023
Sadly, for many people throughout the world, higher interest rates besetting global property markets are diminishing the prospects of home ownership. In 2022 central banks started employing quantit…
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Gold Hits Record High December 2023
This week, gold touched an all-time high of $2,135.39 as the metal continued on a rally which started in early October of this year and has seen the metal gain 16%. Gold last reached a record high …
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Is it Time for the USD25 Trillion Global Cargo Trade to go Digital?
Paper documents still rule the world in global cargo trade. Indeed within this USD25 Trillion business, there is, at any one time, four billion paper documents in circulation. Importers, exporters,…
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Southport 1 – 1 Farsley Celtic
For the first time since August of this year Farsley Celtic have gone on a three-match unbeaten run, when at the final whistle on Tuesday evening the spoils were even between themselves and Southpo…
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Is the US Government’s Interest on Debt Spiralling out of Control?
In the United States the annual debt interest they pay on Treasury Bills (US Treasuries) has doubled in the last 9 months, and recent figures released shows that debt interest has passed the USD1 T…
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Are Bull Markets Coming To An End and Will This Affect Asset Managers?
Money managers, who across globe control circa USD100 trillion, have seen an unprecedented outflow of investor funds. One global asset manager based in the United States has seen an exodus of funds…
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USD 400 Billion Debt Due in 2024 Putting Emerging Market Companies at Risk
Many emerging market companies are showing signs of vulnerability as circa USD400 Million in debt maturities come due in 2024. The big problem for these companies is the increase in the cost of bor…
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Will Mexico Finally Join the “A” List?
One winner from the geopolitical war between China and the United States is Mexico. Indeed, such are the tensions that America is rewriting their global trade agreements where they are seeking to l…
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Interest Rates Overview October 2023: United States, Eurozone and United Kingdom
On the 14th September 2023 the ECB, (European Central Bank), hiked its key interest rate for the 10th time in 14 months to 4%, a record high. The ECB then went on to signal that this was probably g…
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A US Federal Government Shutdown is Looming
Once again, the Democratic and Republican politicians find themselves in a political arm wrestle over the approval of the federal budget as bitter ideological divisions come to the fore. This is no…
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Is the prediction of China’s global dominance fading?
How the paths of geopolitical fortune can change. It was only a few short years ago that some commentators and politicians took the view that the United States was in decline, and it was only a mat…
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Will the United States Avoid a Recession?
Despite conflicting views from various experts and analysts, signals coming from the Federal Reserve suggest that officials are optimistic of avoiding a recession. Such is their optimism, there is …
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Gloucester City 0 – 1 Farsley Celtic
After a run of 2 defeats our congratulations go to Farsley as they bounced back with an away win at Gloucester City. Although Gloucester had a number of chances in the first half, the Celts defende…
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Inflation in Spain, France and Germany Looms Large on the ECB’s Radar
The will they won’t they debate rages on as to whether or not the European Central Bank will raise interest rates by 25 basis points at their next meeting on 14th September. Experts suggest that re…
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Is the City of London No Longer the Premier Financial Capital of Europe?
The City of London, The Square Mile or the affectionate term which has been used since the 1950’s “The City”, has, since Brexit, come under considerable pressure from Paris, as the financial centre…
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Farsley Celtic 0 – 0 Kings Lynn Town
Farsley Celtic were looking to bounce back from an away loss to Chester last Monday, but in the end managed a hard-fought draw against Kings Lynn Town. The Celts certainly had the better of the fir…
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After Four Games Farsley Celtic Remain Unbeaten
On Tuesday 15th August Farsley achieved a notable draw with a penalty goal in the dying moments of their home game against newly promoted South Shields. They had a number of near misses during the …
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Is the UK Economy Beginning to Buckle?
The outlook for construction companies in the United Kingdom is certainly gloomy, as developers with concerns regarding inflation, high borrowing costs and the economy in general have slowed up on …
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Farsley Celtic 2 – 2 Tamworth
Another hard-fought draw leaves Farsley unbeaten this season and they remain 6th in the league on 9 points, 3 points off the leaders Spennymoor Town. There are six other teams on 9 points, so this …
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Will Germany Enter a Recession by the End of 2023?
Is Europe’s largest economy heading for another downturn? Data released from the highly respected Munich based ifo Institute* said that following their monthly survey they found confidence has been…
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Eurozone Makes Winter Gas Storage Target 2 1/2 Months ahead of Schedule
According to data released by Gas Infrastructure Europe, the European Union has hit their gas storage target 2 ½ months ahead of schedule by posting a 90.1% capacity as of August 16th, 2023. Howeve…
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Farsley secures 5th place after drawing with Chorley
Farsley Celtic 1 1 Chorley A well-earned draw by Farsley Celtic leaves them 5th and just 2 points off top spot. With no losses in the first two games as sponsors we once again congratulate the tea…
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Reports of the US Dollars Demise may be Wishful Thinking
For several years, we have heard how the US Dollar is losing its dominance in the world, and the Renminbi will be the next big thing in the world of reserve currencies. Yet claims of the US Dollar&…
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Global Food Prices Under Further Threat from Russia and India
On July 20th, 2023, it was announced by the Indian Government that, effective immediately, all exports of non-basmati white rice would be halted. The government advised that the ban was put in plac…
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The Collateral Crisis in 2023
Once again, the global economy and global geopolitics are in crisis. The Russian invasion of Ukraine marches on, supported by China, and to some extent India, who are now the largest importer of Ru…
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Fitch Cut United States Credit Rating to AA+
On Tuesday 1st August 2023, Fitch, one of the acknowledged top three rating agencies, downgraded the United States top tier credit rating from AAA to AA+. This downgrade comes despite the debt reso…
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Equities Outstrip Bonds in 2023
In the largest shift in sentiment since 1999, equities have become the flavour of the year, crushing what many analysts had predicted as the “Year of the Bond”. These predictions made back in Decem…
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Congratulations to Farsley Celtic!
Rushall Olympic 0 2 Farsley Celtic As sponsors of Farsley Celtic, our congratulations must go to the team and management for their impressive win over Rushall Olympic on the opening day of t…
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August 3rd 2023 Looms Large for UK Inflation
August 3rd is the day economists, dealers, analysts et al, expect the Bank of England to raise the interest rate by 25 basis points to 5.00%, though some commentators are suggesting a repeat of the…
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Will Saudi Arabia Raise September Crude Oil Prices?
The word is out that the world’s largest exporter of crude oil, Saudi Arabia might for a third month in a row, raise the price of its Arab Light to Asian Refiners. Furthermore, Saudi Arabia’s volun…
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How Green Investment Funds Benefitted a Fossil Fuel Giant
Net Zero by 2050 is the battle cry the world continually hears from governments and green organisations whose mantra is for the world to be free of greenhouse gases within the next three decades. I…
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Is the Oil Market Finally Tightening?
Last week, crude oil in London finally surged above the USD80 mark as demands for fuel in China and other parts of the world reached new highs. We say finally, as for most of the year those betting…
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Is the European Central Bank about to Cool its Stance on Interest Rate Hikes?
This Thursday 27th July, the European Central Bank, ECB, is expected to hit the rate hike button once again, but beyond the end of July, markets appear unsure of what is going to happen next. Curre…
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USD500 Billion Corporate Debt Distress Hangs over the Global Economy
As a decade of easy money and low interest rates came to an end, and with fears of a credit crisis seemingly receding, experts are advising that globally a wave of corporate bankruptcies may well c…
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Across the World the Falling US Dollar is Benefitting Risk Assets
As inflation in the United States begins to cool, it is accelerating a decline in the US Dollar, which in turn is benefitting risk assets* across the globe. In September 2022, the US Dollar surged …
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Declining Inflation in the Eurozone as the UK Continues to Struggle
Whilst the United Kingdom still struggles to keep inflation in check, inflation surprisingly fell to 5.5% in the Eurozone, down from 6.1% in May, which is the lowest since January 2022. However, be…
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Inflation and the United Kingdom
As recently as last week, core inflation (excludes energy and food prices) in both the Eurozone and the United States was easing slightly, whilst in the United Kingdom inflation remained 8.7%, but …
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European Equity Investors Go Small
Despite the fact the economic outlook looks gloomy across the European Union, the low valuations of European small and mid-cap stocks have caught the eye of many an investor, as their relatively lo…
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Interest Rate Hike of 0.5% by the Bank of England 
On Thursday 22nd June 2023, defying market predictions, the Bank of England put up interest rates by a full half percentage point, to 5%, the highest level since 2008. Both the Prime Minister Rishi…
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Inflation – a Problem or an Opportunity for Business?
Banks were faced with the prospect of deflation and falling prices in 2015, which can prove problematic for consumer-facing businesses. Deflation can encourage consumers to delay purchases, in the …
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How is the Government preparing to help UK businesses?
Emergency support measures introduced by the UK government during the Covid 19 pandemic are being replaced by a £3bn-a-year loan guarantee scheme, backed by UK ministers. This new scheme will come …
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The top 4 risks to UK businesses in 2022
2021 was a year that changed the future of businesses, not only in the United Kingdom but on a global scale. From many retail businesses and hospitality venues closing to large corporate companies …
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What are some key funding facility terms and what do they mean?
Financial facility terminology can be complex and difficult to understand, which is why we have explained some of our main facilities in more simple terms below: Collateral Transfer Collateral Tran…
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The rising cost of building materials and how it’s affecting the Construction industry
Why are the costs of building materials increasing? The fact that global construction demand has been increasing at an unprecedented rate, combined with the pandemic and logistical issues, has led …
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Beware of the Crypto Con
Remember Bernie Madoff? The financier from Wall Street who perpetrated the biggest Ponzi Scheme ever… He managed to defraud investors of USD17.5 billion and if you throw in the fictional inte…
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What is a Line of Credit and how does it work?
A line of credit is a specific type of loan from a bank or other lending institutions and is offered to companies and corporations. It is a loan facility that is not often made available to individ…
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Finance for Mining
Investing in Sustainable Mining The International Finance Corporation (IFC), aids mining operations across the globe via various finance methods, focusing on mitigating social and environmental ris…
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Aviation Collateral Transfer
IntaCapital Swiss in the Aviation Industry For over a decade we have been providing access to capital for companies who are finding it difficult to raise loans and lines of credit from tradit…
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Media and Entertainment Funding
Here at IntaCapital Swiss, we have worked with many corporates across the globe who sought financial funding for their projects – with several being in the media and entertainment industry. W…
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Construction Funding via Collateral Transfer
At IntaCapital Swiss, we facilitate funding for many construction projects across the globe – ranging from supporting the purchase of materials, equipment, land acquisition to general construction …
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Raising Capital for Real Estate Ventures
There are three types of real estate, Residential Real Estate, Commercial Real Estate, and Industrial Real Estate. As the underlying values and business all differ from one sector to another, it fo…
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Project Funding for the Sports Industry
How does the sports industry obtain finance? This is a complex question as there are multiple avenues to explore. Due to the high number of sport types, funding will differ across the industry. &nb…
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Financing within the Precious Stone Industry
Here we examine the financing of precious stones or gemstones from mining to markets. However, before we start, what is the difference between precious stones and semi-precious stones? The distinct…
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How do I get a Line of Credit?
For those of you unsure of what exactly a Line of Credit represents, here is a brief description… A line of credit is a predetermined amount borrowed from a bank. The loan may be used f…
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Will Bitcoin Become the New Gold?
With Bitcoin being one of the most talked about cryptocurrencies, will this decentralized digital currency overtake Gold? We briefly explain the history of gold coins, the future of Bitcoin and how…
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Are We Living In 1984
How the Automatic Exchange of Information Act is denying human rights to financial privacy As we see new laws and regulations that are set to destroy financial bastions and banking privacy – …
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What will the new FINMA FinTech licence mean to investors?
Recent news covered the Swiss Parliament’s introduction of the new FinTech licence to encourage innovation within financial companies that interested parties can apply for from the Swiss Financial …
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Retail Bonds: A Return With A Difference
Bonds have always been an investment opportunity for those who are looking for a long term, high return option, with recent market forces showing bonds popularity continuing with investors cashing …
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Gold Doré Purchase – Bolivia, Brazil & Canada
Proposal Collateral Transfer Facility – Collateral Injection to Guarantee Gold purchases: Export / Import. Brief : To obtain collateral that would Guarantee the clients’ suppliers for the payment o…
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Commercial Port Development – Adriatic
Proposal Collateral Transfer Facility – Collateral Injection with Credit Line and Investment. Brief : To obtain strong collateral to secure both private investors and commercial lending facilities….
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Hotel & Casino Development – Europe
Proposal Collateral Transfer Facility – Collateral Injection with Loan Advance included. Brief : To obtain suitable collateral and secure a lender to make available loan funds to the Client. Total …
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Residential Property Development – Holland
Proposal Collateral Transfer Facility – To act as back-up support and enhancement. Brief : To obtain suitable collateral to bolster or enhance ability and to act as a fall-back in the event further…
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Mineral Water Bottling Plant – FYROM.
Proposal Collateral Transfer Facility – Collateral Injection with Credit Line and ongoing support Brief : To obtain suitable collateral and secure a lender (or investor) to make available loan fund…
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Indian Textile Manufacturer – subsidiary in Dubai
Proposal Collateral Transfer Facility – Collateral / Loan Security Only Brief : To Secure and Guarantee an existing pre-approved commercial credit line Total Facility Requirement : € 12 million Fac…
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