Uniworld is currently in process of the formation of an International Investment Bank. The bank itself will carry the Uniworld name for identity and marketing purposes. Uniworld shall hold an eight percent (8%) of the ownership and play a major role in promoting and marketing of its services. The balance of ownership will be held by private investors and financial institutions through syndication. The bank itself will be operated independently by its own team of banking experts.

This investment bank entity is estimated to take 18 to 24 months before implemented and opened to serve clients.

Purpose: The purpose of this bank is to provide a financial vehicle to support the multitude of joint venture projects and on going growth and expansion of Uniworld long term plan. At the same time, provide certain financial services and loans for clients of Uniworld. For additional revenue streams, provide financial service to qualified businesses in the international arena. In many cases, the bank will be capable of syndicating loans amongst several financial institutions spreading the risk while taking a participating ownership in the project or venture.

What will UIIB provide?

Premise: International Banking affords knowledgeable participants with a plethora of unique and extraordinarily profitable opportunities: business development, ample earnings in virtually any foreign trade services, loan syndications, leases and myriad of multinational underwriting services.

UIIB intends to capitalize on the opportunity to participate in the activities and, in turn, benefit from both its share of the profits and the attendant range of unique collateral opportunities which are based on a host countries decision and commitment to create and service the appropriate legal and technical environment within which such international services system can operate.

UIIB once implemented, can be instrumental in:

  • Arranging and providing offshore financing resources
  • Where appropriate, syndicating such transactions to others
  • Providing letters of credit and variations of re-invoicing and related trade finance services
  • Managing the investment of the net-realized cash resources for the client
  • Providing and managing off-shore investment banking services
  • Matchmaking such clients with available resources in cash-excess economies
  • Providing confidential depository (possibly using the Asian “chop” concept) and foreign exchange services for trade-service investment, and flight-capital clients
  • Providing insurance and reinsurance services to clients and to insurance companies
  • Providing the myriad of shipping arrangements, product control and insurance packages to trade finance clients
  • Providing off-shore (from anywhere) funding, investment, transactional servicing accounts receivable, leasing and mortgage banking syndication services to primary clients and to investment bankers in any jurisdiction

 

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