Civitas is a global alternative investment manager with a decade-long track record of leadership in EB-5. Because of the firm’s expertise in U.S. real estate and lodging, Civitas has helped investors from over 40 countries participate in the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program on their path to living the American Dream.
To find investments that work for EB-5 investors, Civitas focuses on niche,
differentiated investment strategies, operating a billion-dollar alternative
investment platform that serves both institutional and qualified individual
investors worldwide.
Civitas’ competitive advantage comes from its deep expertise in U.S. markets
paired with its international cultural competency.
Miami is a developing city in all aspects. It has become an entrance platform to Latin America and Europe, and hosts major global events. For doing business and living, we are waiting for you in Miami.
Civitas is a global alternative investment manager with a decade-long track record of leadership in EB-5. Because of the firm’s expertise in U.S. real estate and lodging, Civitas has helped investors from over 40 countries participate in the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program on their path to living the American Dream.
To find investments that work for EB-5 investors, Civitas focuses on niche,
differentiated investment strategies, operating a billion-dollar alternative
investment platform that serves both institutional and qualified individual
investors worldwide.
Civitas’ competitive advantage comes from its deep expertise in U.S. markets
paired with its international cultural competency.
Miami is a developing city in all aspects. It has become an entrance platform to Latin America and Europe, and hosts major global events. For doing business and living, we are waiting for you in Miami.
in today’s business environment entrepreneurs need comprehensive and up-to-date information about finance and funding. Whether financing an innovative start-up or growing a mature business, sources of funding are not always easy to find. While the most common source of funding is a loan from a bank, many start-up’s cannot provide the security needed to borrow in today’s tight credit environment and need to find alternative sources such as special loan programs, crowdfunding, grants and business investors.
Any business needing additional funding will usually find that they need to assemble any number of financing pieces almost as if they are assembling a puzzle. that is why we are launching this revised edition of sources of funding to assist business leaders and entrepreneurs in finding the funding sources available to both start-ups and mature businesses.
We’ve included private equity, state and local grants, incentives as well as conventional debt financing.
We hope this publication will help business owners and entrepreneurs like you continue to create jobs and drive our economy forward.
WFG - Helping People Create Better Financial Futurespetervinhong
This presentation gives an overview of why WFG associates go to work each day: to build and protect wealth for families and individuals. It overviews the six components of WFG\'s financial needs analysis and describes fundamental financial concepts and strategies - such as the rule of 72 - that can help people secure their financial futures.
See why indexed universal life is the best investment to put your money without being affected by market volatility and economic uncertainty. Visit http://www.gofinancials.com for more eye opening informations / videos.
in today’s business environment entrepreneurs need comprehensive and up-to-date information about finance and funding. Whether financing an innovative start-up or growing a mature business, sources of funding are not always easy to find. While the most common source of funding is a loan from a bank, many start-up’s cannot provide the security needed to borrow in today’s tight credit environment and need to find alternative sources such as special loan programs, crowdfunding, grants and business investors.
Any business needing additional funding will usually find that they need to assemble any number of financing pieces almost as if they are assembling a puzzle. that is why we are launching this revised edition of sources of funding to assist business leaders and entrepreneurs in finding the funding sources available to both start-ups and mature businesses.
We’ve included private equity, state and local grants, incentives as well as conventional debt financing.
We hope this publication will help business owners and entrepreneurs like you continue to create jobs and drive our economy forward.
WFG - Helping People Create Better Financial Futurespetervinhong
This presentation gives an overview of why WFG associates go to work each day: to build and protect wealth for families and individuals. It overviews the six components of WFG\'s financial needs analysis and describes fundamental financial concepts and strategies - such as the rule of 72 - that can help people secure their financial futures.
See why indexed universal life is the best investment to put your money without being affected by market volatility and economic uncertainty. Visit http://www.gofinancials.com for more eye opening informations / videos.
We’ve created this new presentation to help Canadians understand the financial planning process, the benefits of engaging in financial planning, and the value of working with a CFP® professional.
Letter to Congressional Taskforce on Economic Growth in Puerto Rico10 14-16Nancy Santiago Negrón
Policy recommendations to Congress to stimulate economic growth in Puerto Rico: CRA incentives, 8A small business designation for all Puerto Rico based businesses, waiver of dollar-for-dollar match for federal grants, HubZone extension for Puerto Rico.
Banking Insight - CAB Magazine 2018 - 2019 - Embracing the future Now - Content:
01 Outgoing Chairperson’s Farewell Message
02 Chairperson’s Message
05 Outgoing General Manager’s Farewell Message
07 Chief Executive Officer’s Message
11 Vital Statistics
14 Weathering The Storm: Experiences & Best Practices
19 Country Feature - Grenada
22 Country Feature - Haiti
24 Country Feature - Guyana
26 New Credit Regulation - IFRS 9
30 Reporting Regulation - GDPR
33 Tax Haven Regulation: BEPS, The Caribbean and CAB - A Brief Thought!
35 The ABC’s Of Blockchain Technology
38 CAB Rebrands - Reshaping & Refocusing Our Message
41 Highlights From CAB’s 45th AGM & Conference
43 Training Our Members To Adapt To Change
45 CAB’s Strong Focus On Advocacy
46 How To Best Serve Millennial Bankers
48 Leadership 2.0 For Disruptive Times
52 CARICOM Digital Technology – The Pros & Cons
57 Five Principles To Building A Digital Mindset
59 2019’s Most Important Financial Sector Events
61 CAB Members Round-Up
73 CAB Service Members Round-Up
The Canadian Financial Planning Definitions, Standards & Competencies, a joint publication of Financial Planning Standards Council (FPSC) and Institut québécois de planification financière (IQPF), is the first unified source for clarity on financial planning definitions and professional financial planning standards in Canada.
The CAB Annual Magazine, Bank Insight, is the complete guide to the Caribbean Financial Service Sector.
Content of this 2019 edition:
01 Outgoing Chairperson’s Farewell Message
02 Chairperson’s Message
05 Outgoing General Manager’s Farewell Message
07 Chief Executive Officer’s Message
11 Vital Statistics
14 Weathering The Storm: Experiences & Best Practices
19 Country Feature - Grenada
22 Country Feature - Haiti
24 Country Feature - Guyana
26 New Credit Regulation - IFRS 9
30 Reporting Regulation - GDPR
33 Tax Haven Regulation: BEPS,
35 The ABC’s Of Blockchain Technology
38 CAB Rebrands - Reshaping & Refocusing Our Message
41 Highlights From CAB’s 45th AGM & Conference
43 Training Our Members To Adapt To Change
45 CAB’s Strong Focus On Advocacy
46 How To Best Serve Millennial Bankers
48 Leadership 2.0 For Disruptive Times
52 CARICOM Digital Technology – The Pros & Cons
57 Five Principles To Building A Digital Mindset
59 2019’s Most Important Financial Sector Events
61 CAB Members Round-Up
73 CAB Service Members Round-Up
1. SECTOR
MINISTER Q&A
CANADA’S BANKS
BUDGET
IMPLEMENTATION BILL
MORTGAGES & INSURANCE
FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONS
FINANCIAL
LITERACY
FINANCIAL SYSTEM
REVIEW ACT
DEBT AND THE ECONOMY
THE HILL TIMES POLICY BRIEFING | MAY 14, 2012
CANADA’S
FINANCIAL
Finance Minister Jim Flaherty says the biggest threat to the Canadian economy is
household debt, he’s concerned about the housing market, says the government
will tighten the residential mortgage market again if needed, and the biggest
foreign threat to the Canadian economy is uncertainty. By Chris Plecash p. 30
Buoyed by the Canadian brand, the country’s largest
banks are expanding operations in Europe, the U.S. and
Asia, but say the‘extraterritorial reach’of U.S. regulation
is a barrier to future growth. By Chris Plecash p. 33
The so-called party of ‘financial vigilance’is vindictively
crippling the basic financial oversights of government.
By NDP MP Peggy Nash p.36
Economic uncertainty, high household debt cool
consumer confidence, as feds look to curb CMHC lending
with budget bill provisions. By Laura Ryckewaert p. 34
Senate Banking Committee should have done better job
on its five-year‘review’of the nation’s financial institu-
tions. By Conservative Senator Donald Oliver. p. 37
One of the key pillars of a strong Canadian economy is
having a financially literate population.
By Conservative MP James Rajotte p. 38
Industry, consumers call on government to bring great-
er certainty to financial sector as critics say Financial
System Review Act a‘missed opportunity’to improve
consumer protection, regulation. By Chris Plecash p. 35
In Canada and across OECD countries, the middle class is under threat. New
technologies in the workplace are driving changes in our labour market.
More and more jobs—both blue collar and white collar—can now be done by
computers, either here, at home, or overseas. By Liberal MP Scott Brison p. 39
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