Андрей Дресвянников on behalf of Сергей Лесик (Silk Road Bank, Македония)
Семинар: «Ведение международного бизнеса: компании, счета и налоги»
23 Марта, г. Одесса, отель Gagarinn
The document discusses Vietnam's banking system. It outlines the roles of the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) and commercial banks. The SBV acts as the central bank, issuing currency, setting monetary policy, and supervising commercial banks. Commercial banks accept deposits, provide loans, and facilitate payments. However, Vietnamese banks still face challenges like weak risk management and an incomplete legal framework. The document aims to provide an overview of Vietnam's banking system and the relationships between the SBV and commercial banks.
The document summarizes the slow but ongoing progress towards banking and fiscal union in the EU. Key points:
- EU finance ministers agreed to give the ECB oversight of large banks, but delayed fiscal union decisions until June 2013.
- The ECB will directly supervise over 200 large banks from 2014, leaving oversight of smaller banks to nations.
- A banking union aims to boost stability but was scaled back and implementation was pushed to 2014, leaving gaps.
- Fiscal and banking reforms need to go together with budget coordination to support financial stability long-term.
The document summarizes the history and services of EximBank in Moldova. It notes that EximBank was created in 1994 and is now fully owned by the Italian Veneto Banca Group. It provides a range of banking services to individuals and businesses, including deposits, loans, banking cards, and international operations. EximBank has over 34,000 clients and a network of 18 branches and 22 representative offices across Moldova.
Profit Assets Membership climb at MCU 2009Greg Stevens
The Maleny Credit Union (MCU) increased net profits by 11.2% and assets by 20.9% in the challenging financial year, while membership also grew by 6.3%. As a conservatively managed institution, MCU was unaffected by the global financial crisis. The credit union supports the local community through grants from its charitable trust and 49% of loans funded environmentally friendly projects. MCU will celebrate its 25th anniversary with an open day on September 10 to mark the occasion and unveil upcoming renovation plans including a computer system upgrade allowing for improved digital banking services.
Predstavljanje Bele knjige 2012, 16.11.2012.FEFA Faculty
The Foreign Investors Council (FIC) presented its White Book 2012 report to the Serbian government, marking the FIC's 10th anniversary. FIC President Costin Borc said the business environment in Serbia remains challenging but has potential for development. Borc noted the FIC has helped make the business environment more friendly over the past 10 years. Prime Minister Ivica Dacic and government officials discussed with FIC members how to further improve Serbia's business climate and continue economic reforms to move closer to EU accession.
The Eurozone Takes A Final Step Toward a Banking UnionQNB Group
The Eurozone took steps to create a banking union by delegating bank supervision responsibilities to the European Central Bank starting in 2015 and establishing a unified bank resolution system. This aims to reduce the risk of another financial crisis and break the link between banking crises and rising sovereign debt levels. A Eurozone-wide regulatory environment and centralized bank oversight will help level the playing field for banks and prevent national political interference. The agreement also establishes a 55 billion euro bank resolution fund over 8 years to help intervene in struggling banks. Overall, the banking union is an important step towards strengthening the credibility and stability of the Euro currency.
An analysis of the Swedish property markets and its weaknesses. I researched the structure of the Swedish mortgage market, real estate valuation and household indebtedness and the covered bond market and its connection to the Swedish banking system.
Part 1 gives the macroeconomic background and looks at the structure of the local mortgage market.
Трансфертное ценообразование в Украине: практика 2016Eugene Tkachenko
Сергей Гонтаровский (Аудиторская фирма «Триада», Украина)
Семинар: «Ведение международного бизнеса: компании, счета и налоги»
23 Марта, г. Одесса, отель Gagarinn
The document discusses Vietnam's banking system. It outlines the roles of the State Bank of Vietnam (SBV) and commercial banks. The SBV acts as the central bank, issuing currency, setting monetary policy, and supervising commercial banks. Commercial banks accept deposits, provide loans, and facilitate payments. However, Vietnamese banks still face challenges like weak risk management and an incomplete legal framework. The document aims to provide an overview of Vietnam's banking system and the relationships between the SBV and commercial banks.
The document summarizes the slow but ongoing progress towards banking and fiscal union in the EU. Key points:
- EU finance ministers agreed to give the ECB oversight of large banks, but delayed fiscal union decisions until June 2013.
- The ECB will directly supervise over 200 large banks from 2014, leaving oversight of smaller banks to nations.
- A banking union aims to boost stability but was scaled back and implementation was pushed to 2014, leaving gaps.
- Fiscal and banking reforms need to go together with budget coordination to support financial stability long-term.
The document summarizes the history and services of EximBank in Moldova. It notes that EximBank was created in 1994 and is now fully owned by the Italian Veneto Banca Group. It provides a range of banking services to individuals and businesses, including deposits, loans, banking cards, and international operations. EximBank has over 34,000 clients and a network of 18 branches and 22 representative offices across Moldova.
Profit Assets Membership climb at MCU 2009Greg Stevens
The Maleny Credit Union (MCU) increased net profits by 11.2% and assets by 20.9% in the challenging financial year, while membership also grew by 6.3%. As a conservatively managed institution, MCU was unaffected by the global financial crisis. The credit union supports the local community through grants from its charitable trust and 49% of loans funded environmentally friendly projects. MCU will celebrate its 25th anniversary with an open day on September 10 to mark the occasion and unveil upcoming renovation plans including a computer system upgrade allowing for improved digital banking services.
Predstavljanje Bele knjige 2012, 16.11.2012.FEFA Faculty
The Foreign Investors Council (FIC) presented its White Book 2012 report to the Serbian government, marking the FIC's 10th anniversary. FIC President Costin Borc said the business environment in Serbia remains challenging but has potential for development. Borc noted the FIC has helped make the business environment more friendly over the past 10 years. Prime Minister Ivica Dacic and government officials discussed with FIC members how to further improve Serbia's business climate and continue economic reforms to move closer to EU accession.
The Eurozone Takes A Final Step Toward a Banking UnionQNB Group
The Eurozone took steps to create a banking union by delegating bank supervision responsibilities to the European Central Bank starting in 2015 and establishing a unified bank resolution system. This aims to reduce the risk of another financial crisis and break the link between banking crises and rising sovereign debt levels. A Eurozone-wide regulatory environment and centralized bank oversight will help level the playing field for banks and prevent national political interference. The agreement also establishes a 55 billion euro bank resolution fund over 8 years to help intervene in struggling banks. Overall, the banking union is an important step towards strengthening the credibility and stability of the Euro currency.
An analysis of the Swedish property markets and its weaknesses. I researched the structure of the Swedish mortgage market, real estate valuation and household indebtedness and the covered bond market and its connection to the Swedish banking system.
Part 1 gives the macroeconomic background and looks at the structure of the local mortgage market.
Трансфертное ценообразование в Украине: практика 2016Eugene Tkachenko
Сергей Гонтаровский (Аудиторская фирма «Триада», Украина)
Семинар: «Ведение международного бизнеса: компании, счета и налоги»
23 Марта, г. Одесса, отель Gagarinn
Использование нерезидентных компаний украинским бизнесомEugene Tkachenko
Панама: финансовая отчетность уже не миф.
Шотландские партнерства под прицелом?
Грузия: эстонская модель налогообложения с 2017 г.
Ирина Воеводина (Interlegal, Украина)
Семинар: «Ведение международного бизнеса: компании, счета и налоги»
23 Марта, г. Одесса, отель Gagarinn
The document provides information on the Malta Global Residence Programme (GRP) and Malta Residence and Visa Programme (MRVP). The GRP is a tax program that provides substantial tax savings for non-EU/EEA/Swiss expatriates who purchase or rent a property in Malta. The MRVP allows third country nationals to obtain a residence permit by committing to a property purchase, investment, and fee. Both programs provide visa-free travel within Europe and do not preclude working in Malta with a permit. Eligible dependents can also be included.
This document discusses financial institutions, markets, and regulation from a Central and Eastern European perspective. It covers three main topics: 1) FX lending and how it led to over-indebtedness in many countries, 2) issues with financial globalization and the relationship between home and host countries, and 3) special issues for commercial banks regarding regulation changes. FX lending boomed from 1997-2013 but was poorly hedged and led to macroeconomic imbalances. Financial integration allowed cheap foreign funds but also contagion risks. The home-host relationship saw problems like reverse contagion and a "regulatory race to the bottom".
This document discusses retail central bank digital currency (CBDC) and monetary policy implications. It begins with an agenda that focuses on monetary economics and implications of technical features of CBDC. It then provides introductions to federal reserve money supply classifications and traditional monetary policy tools and frameworks. Sections discuss retail CBDC design considerations like interest rates, quantity limits, and convertibility. It poses questions about CBDC implications for monetary policy transmission, financial stability, and payment systems. The document also discusses Hong Kong and Singapore's monetary policy models and how CBDC could fit within their frameworks and managed exchange rate systems. It raises risks and mitigation strategies related to CBDC adoption.
1) The presentation discusses trends in international liquidity and collateral management, including the collapse of unsecured lending markets after 2008, increased demand for high-quality collateral, and proposed new liquidity standards.
2) It outlines existing cross-border arrangements for transferring cash and collateral, such as central bank currency swaps and the Correspondent Central Banking Model (CCBM), and banks' views that settlement times should be reduced and tri-party collateral services expanded.
3) One idea presented is a "global cash pool" infrastructure that would allow internationally active banks to access cash and collateral in multiple currencies through linked securities depositories and central banks, with an intraday liquidity market to facilitate cross-border transfers
The Evolution of Money-Digital Transformation and CBDCs in Central BankingSelcen Ozturkcan
Understand the drivers of digital transformation in central banks roles and responsibilities.
Identify the potential benefits and risks of CBDCs.
Examine the contemporary situation in Sweden.
Turkey replaced its existing production tax with VAT in 1985. VAT rates and structures have been changed as part of fiscal alignment with the EU, which has had major economic effects. Different VAT percentages are charged on different goods and services, and tax refunds are available for short-term visitors. Other taxes include biannual car and property taxes paid in installments in January/July and May/November respectively.
Swedbank was founded in 1820, as Sweden’s first savings bank was established. Today, our heritage is visible in that we truly are a bank for each and every one and in that we still strive to contribute to a sustainable development of society and our environment. We are strongly committed to society as a whole and keen to help bring about a sustainable form of societal development. Our Swedish operations hold an ISO 14001 environmental certification, and environmental work is an integral part of our business activities.
Decentralised monetary policy by Yulin LiuLuyaoZhangPhD
This document summarizes a lecture on decentralized monetary policy given by Prof. Dr. Yulin Liu. It begins with an overview of traditional monetary policy approaches, including conventional tools like interest rates and unconventional tools used during the financial crisis like quantitative easing. It notes challenges like rising inequality and the loss of central bank independence with unconventional policies. The second half introduces decentralized monetary policy concepts using blockchain and cryptocurrencies, including decentralized finance applications like stablecoins and lending protocols. It describes how protocols like Ampleforth implement an automatic, decentralized form of monetary policy through expanding or contracting the token supply to target a price level.
Compliance Project Management -- Presentation at PMI Switzerlandsgarazi
After the global financial crisis of 2008, banks have been heavily pressured by governments and regulatory authorities to comply to new financial laws and regulations (Dodd-Frank Act, MiFID2, FIDLEG, ..). The FATCA legislation is active since 2014. The Automatic Exchange of Information (AEoI), building on FATCA, will become reality for Switzerland for most other clients on 01 January 2017! Others, such as MiFID2, are upcoming.
This presentation, held at PMI Switzerland on 01 November 2016, first provide the background of the financial crisis of 2008, then describes some of the regulatory responses that have been brought to it. Then, it dwells into the specificities of Compliance Project Management, the effective implementation of the regulations in banks.
The document discusses the financial impact of the global crisis on Latin America and policy responses. It notes that Latin America initially saw limited effects but conditions intensified after Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy. Policy responses included central bank intervention in foreign exchange markets to provide liquidity and stabilize domestic markets. Central banks also lowered interest rates and reserve requirements as the focus shifted to slowing growth. Overall the disruption to domestic markets was less severe than previous crises due to policy responses and Latin America's stronger financial position.
The document discusses the history of banking and its role in the 2007-2008 financial crisis. It provides an overview of different types of banks and their functions. It then describes various banking regulations on operations, capital requirements, and how regulators monitor banks. The document notes that banks play a central role in the financial system and that banking crises can exacerbate economic downturns. It outlines several triggers for the 2007-2008 crisis, including the growth of subprime lending and loosening of regulations, and provides a timeline of key events as the crisis unfolded.
The International Digital and Virtual Currency LandscapeRachel Hamilton
Building on the incredible success of the June 2014 conference, and in response to demand from the market, American Conference Institute has developed its second forum on Virtual & Digital Currency and Payment Systems. This program will bring together an unparalleled faculty of in-house counsel and compliance professionals, senior executives from industry-leading companies, high-level regulatory and enforcement officials, and top outside counsel specializing in virtual and digital currencies who will provide you with the insights and tools necessary to navigate the legal, compliance, technical, and business hurdles arising from these new technologies.
Использование нерезидентных компаний украинским бизнесомEugene Tkachenko
Панама: финансовая отчетность уже не миф.
Шотландские партнерства под прицелом?
Грузия: эстонская модель налогообложения с 2017 г.
Ирина Воеводина (Interlegal, Украина)
Семинар: «Ведение международного бизнеса: компании, счета и налоги»
23 Марта, г. Одесса, отель Gagarinn
The document provides information on the Malta Global Residence Programme (GRP) and Malta Residence and Visa Programme (MRVP). The GRP is a tax program that provides substantial tax savings for non-EU/EEA/Swiss expatriates who purchase or rent a property in Malta. The MRVP allows third country nationals to obtain a residence permit by committing to a property purchase, investment, and fee. Both programs provide visa-free travel within Europe and do not preclude working in Malta with a permit. Eligible dependents can also be included.
This document discusses financial institutions, markets, and regulation from a Central and Eastern European perspective. It covers three main topics: 1) FX lending and how it led to over-indebtedness in many countries, 2) issues with financial globalization and the relationship between home and host countries, and 3) special issues for commercial banks regarding regulation changes. FX lending boomed from 1997-2013 but was poorly hedged and led to macroeconomic imbalances. Financial integration allowed cheap foreign funds but also contagion risks. The home-host relationship saw problems like reverse contagion and a "regulatory race to the bottom".
This document discusses retail central bank digital currency (CBDC) and monetary policy implications. It begins with an agenda that focuses on monetary economics and implications of technical features of CBDC. It then provides introductions to federal reserve money supply classifications and traditional monetary policy tools and frameworks. Sections discuss retail CBDC design considerations like interest rates, quantity limits, and convertibility. It poses questions about CBDC implications for monetary policy transmission, financial stability, and payment systems. The document also discusses Hong Kong and Singapore's monetary policy models and how CBDC could fit within their frameworks and managed exchange rate systems. It raises risks and mitigation strategies related to CBDC adoption.
1) The presentation discusses trends in international liquidity and collateral management, including the collapse of unsecured lending markets after 2008, increased demand for high-quality collateral, and proposed new liquidity standards.
2) It outlines existing cross-border arrangements for transferring cash and collateral, such as central bank currency swaps and the Correspondent Central Banking Model (CCBM), and banks' views that settlement times should be reduced and tri-party collateral services expanded.
3) One idea presented is a "global cash pool" infrastructure that would allow internationally active banks to access cash and collateral in multiple currencies through linked securities depositories and central banks, with an intraday liquidity market to facilitate cross-border transfers
The Evolution of Money-Digital Transformation and CBDCs in Central BankingSelcen Ozturkcan
Understand the drivers of digital transformation in central banks roles and responsibilities.
Identify the potential benefits and risks of CBDCs.
Examine the contemporary situation in Sweden.
Turkey replaced its existing production tax with VAT in 1985. VAT rates and structures have been changed as part of fiscal alignment with the EU, which has had major economic effects. Different VAT percentages are charged on different goods and services, and tax refunds are available for short-term visitors. Other taxes include biannual car and property taxes paid in installments in January/July and May/November respectively.
Swedbank was founded in 1820, as Sweden’s first savings bank was established. Today, our heritage is visible in that we truly are a bank for each and every one and in that we still strive to contribute to a sustainable development of society and our environment. We are strongly committed to society as a whole and keen to help bring about a sustainable form of societal development. Our Swedish operations hold an ISO 14001 environmental certification, and environmental work is an integral part of our business activities.
Decentralised monetary policy by Yulin LiuLuyaoZhangPhD
This document summarizes a lecture on decentralized monetary policy given by Prof. Dr. Yulin Liu. It begins with an overview of traditional monetary policy approaches, including conventional tools like interest rates and unconventional tools used during the financial crisis like quantitative easing. It notes challenges like rising inequality and the loss of central bank independence with unconventional policies. The second half introduces decentralized monetary policy concepts using blockchain and cryptocurrencies, including decentralized finance applications like stablecoins and lending protocols. It describes how protocols like Ampleforth implement an automatic, decentralized form of monetary policy through expanding or contracting the token supply to target a price level.
Compliance Project Management -- Presentation at PMI Switzerlandsgarazi
After the global financial crisis of 2008, banks have been heavily pressured by governments and regulatory authorities to comply to new financial laws and regulations (Dodd-Frank Act, MiFID2, FIDLEG, ..). The FATCA legislation is active since 2014. The Automatic Exchange of Information (AEoI), building on FATCA, will become reality for Switzerland for most other clients on 01 January 2017! Others, such as MiFID2, are upcoming.
This presentation, held at PMI Switzerland on 01 November 2016, first provide the background of the financial crisis of 2008, then describes some of the regulatory responses that have been brought to it. Then, it dwells into the specificities of Compliance Project Management, the effective implementation of the regulations in banks.
The document discusses the financial impact of the global crisis on Latin America and policy responses. It notes that Latin America initially saw limited effects but conditions intensified after Lehman Brothers' bankruptcy. Policy responses included central bank intervention in foreign exchange markets to provide liquidity and stabilize domestic markets. Central banks also lowered interest rates and reserve requirements as the focus shifted to slowing growth. Overall the disruption to domestic markets was less severe than previous crises due to policy responses and Latin America's stronger financial position.
The document discusses the history of banking and its role in the 2007-2008 financial crisis. It provides an overview of different types of banks and their functions. It then describes various banking regulations on operations, capital requirements, and how regulators monitor banks. The document notes that banks play a central role in the financial system and that banking crises can exacerbate economic downturns. It outlines several triggers for the 2007-2008 crisis, including the growth of subprime lending and loosening of regulations, and provides a timeline of key events as the crisis unfolded.
The International Digital and Virtual Currency LandscapeRachel Hamilton
Building on the incredible success of the June 2014 conference, and in response to demand from the market, American Conference Institute has developed its second forum on Virtual & Digital Currency and Payment Systems. This program will bring together an unparalleled faculty of in-house counsel and compliance professionals, senior executives from industry-leading companies, high-level regulatory and enforcement officials, and top outside counsel specializing in virtual and digital currencies who will provide you with the insights and tools necessary to navigate the legal, compliance, technical, and business hurdles arising from these new technologies.
Multinational banking encompasses cross-border activities like currency trading, lending, and trade financing. It has grown with banks following clients abroad and taking advantage of certain markets. Banks establish foreign operations through various structures depending on host regulations. The main drivers of multinational banking are defensive expansion to retain clients abroad, comparative advantages in producing banking products, and large capital bases enabling broader services. International finance has centered in the UK and US, with the dollar dominating. The Euromarkets and foreign bond markets provide significant cross-border financing.
The Chinese bond market is the third largest in the world and largest among emerging economies. It has experienced rapid growth in recent decades as China reformed its financial system. The market includes government bonds, which make up over 50% of outstanding bonds, and corporate bonds issued by large state-owned and private enterprises. While accessibility has improved, China's bond market remains relatively closed compared to developed markets and faces issues with depth and liquidity.
Chap. 5. banking industry structure and competition (1)mikeachum
The document discusses the historical development of the banking industry in the United States. It outlines several key events and regulations that shaped the industry, such as the Glass-Steagall Act of 1933 that separated commercial and investment banking and its repeal in 1999. It also discusses the growth of banking consolidation and the decline of traditional banking due to financial innovation and deregulation, which allowed other entities to engage in banking activities. Finally, it provides an overview of the structure of the US commercial banking industry and international banking.
Roy_Implementing Mortgage Loan Products in Serbia and Armenia_Case Study_21.0...Friedemann Roy
Dr. Friedemann Roy presented on opening retail banking for mortgage loan products in emerging markets. The presentation outlined the demand for mortgage loans in emerging markets and case studies of Serbia and Armenia. In Serbia, foreign banks have driven the primary mortgage market's development while addressing obstacles such as unregistered properties and foreclosure processes. In Armenia, the mortgage loan market has experienced growth due to rising demand and competition, though high interest rates and a lack of long-term funding remain challenges. The presentation concluded there are opportunities for banks in these markets but they must offer outstanding service quality and sound risk management.
This document is a green paper from the European Commission on shadow banking. It provides context on shadow banking and outlines some of the key risks and challenges related to its oversight and regulation. Some of the main points include:
- Defining shadow banking as credit intermediation involving entities and activities outside the regular banking system.
- Identifying potential shadow banking entities like special investment vehicles and money market funds.
- Noting the growth of shadow banking and estimating its global size at €46 trillion in 2010.
- Describing some of the risks shadow banking can pose like runs, leverage, and circumventing rules.
- Highlighting challenges for authorities in monitoring shadow banking given its complexity and lack of data.
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This document discusses various legal and logistical issues that may arise when shipping grain from Ukraine to Turkey, the Middle East, and North Africa. It outlines potential payment delays or disputes and options for resolving defaults, including issuing default notices, reselling the goods to a third party, arbitration, or pursuing legal enforcement. It also provides advice on managing risks related to local customs, sanitation standards, judiciary systems, business practices, conflicts, insurance coverage, force majeure events, and getting expert counsel.
The document discusses transportation of grain cargoes from Ukraine to Asia using new supply chain routes. It mentions tariff policies along the new Silk Road and grain logistics in the Caspian region including Kazakhstan, Iran, and Azerbaijan. Key points include a memorandum of cooperation signed between Georgian Railway and LAM logistics group companies to develop transportation potential and connect Georgia to global trade routes, as well as jointly develop sea alliances with Georgia, Turkey, and relevant European markets.
Global grain markets: key impact factors and price trendsEugene Tkachenko
This document summarizes key factors impacting global grain markets and price trends. It discusses Platts as an independent commodity data and price reporting provider. It then analyzes global supply and demand fundamentals for wheat and corn, including production levels and exports from major producers like the US, EU, Argentina, Ukraine, and India. Key challenges in pricing commodity markets like basis risk are also examined.
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Ukraine faces significant challenges and investment needs in its agricultural logistics sector. A 2015 World Bank study found insufficient capacity to handle future harvests and high present-day costs. Billions of dollars are needed to improve river logistics, railways, and storage facilities. Transportation of wheat by river and port has particularly high costs due to issues like non-transparent port fees, lack of river infrastructure maintenance, and restrictive regulations. Recommendations include reviewing port charges, liberalizing river access, and ensuring fumigation and phytosanitary standards comply only with destination country requirements.
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Storytelling is an incredibly valuable tool to share data and information. To get the most impact from stories there are a number of key ingredients. These are based on science and human nature. Using these elements in a story you can deliver information impactfully, ensure action and drive change.
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The Evolution and Impact of OTT Platforms: A Deep Dive into the Future of Ent...ABHILASH DUTTA
This presentation provides a thorough examination of Over-the-Top (OTT) platforms, focusing on their development and substantial influence on the entertainment industry, with a particular emphasis on the Indian market.We begin with an introduction to OTT platforms, defining them as streaming services that deliver content directly over the internet, bypassing traditional broadcast channels. These platforms offer a variety of content, including movies, TV shows, and original productions, allowing users to access content on-demand across multiple devices.The historical context covers the early days of streaming, starting with Netflix's inception in 1997 as a DVD rental service and its transition to streaming in 2007. The presentation also highlights India's television journey, from the launch of Doordarshan in 1959 to the introduction of Direct-to-Home (DTH) satellite television in 2000, which expanded viewing choices and set the stage for the rise of OTT platforms like Big Flix, Ditto TV, Sony LIV, Hotstar, and Netflix. The business models of OTT platforms are explored in detail. Subscription Video on Demand (SVOD) models, exemplified by Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, offer unlimited content access for a monthly fee. Transactional Video on Demand (TVOD) models, like iTunes and Sky Box Office, allow users to pay for individual pieces of content. Advertising-Based Video on Demand (AVOD) models, such as YouTube and Facebook Watch, provide free content supported by advertisements. Hybrid models combine elements of SVOD and AVOD, offering flexibility to cater to diverse audience preferences.
Content acquisition strategies are also discussed, highlighting the dual approach of purchasing broadcasting rights for existing films and TV shows and investing in original content production. This section underscores the importance of a robust content library in attracting and retaining subscribers.The presentation addresses the challenges faced by OTT platforms, including the unpredictability of content acquisition and audience preferences. It emphasizes the difficulty of balancing content investment with returns in a competitive market, the high costs associated with marketing, and the need for continuous innovation and adaptation to stay relevant.
The impact of OTT platforms on the Bollywood film industry is significant. The competition for viewers has led to a decrease in cinema ticket sales, affecting the revenue of Bollywood films that traditionally rely on theatrical releases. Additionally, OTT platforms now pay less for film rights due to the uncertain success of films in cinemas.
Looking ahead, the future of OTT in India appears promising. The market is expected to grow by 20% annually, reaching a value of ₹1200 billion by the end of the decade. The increasing availability of affordable smartphones and internet access will drive this growth, making OTT platforms a primary source of entertainment for many viewers.
3. Sergiy Lesyk, Silk Road Bank, supervisory board
member
Banking in the
modern world
Silk Road Bank AD Skopje
Dame Gruev 1
Skopje, MK-1000
Republic of Macedonia
March 2017
4. Major financial earthquake in
2008
❖ The global crisis of 2008 shook the banking system globally down to foundations
❖ Big old banks were on the brink of collapse and had to refinance one way or
another, just a few examples:
❖ UBS AG (Switzerland) was bailed out by the Swiss government (6 bn CHF)
❖ Royal Bank of Scotland (UK) was partly nationalised (GBP20bn injection in
debt and equity)
❖ Citibank (US) was rescued by the US government (USD45bn in two tranches)
❖ Lehman Brothers went bust (it took more than 5 years to untangle all the
contracts and liabilities)
❖ The governments and financial regulators had to react
5. Tectonic shifts as a reaction
❖ Ample liquidity, low interest rates;
❖ De-mediation;
❖ Increased reserve and capital requirements, moving from Basel II to Basel
III:
❖ subsidiaries
❖ geography
❖ non-core activities
❖ Personal responsibility of compliance officers
❖ FATF and FATCA become more stringent
❖ Nothing personal, just risk management
6. Ukrainian domestic events
❖ Entangled interests of elites
❖ Difficult to understand
❖ Very few clean success stories
❖ Endemic proverbial corruption
❖ Problems in demonstrating source of funds
❖ !!! some good news - NBU relaxed foreign accounts
rules
7. Implications for clients
❖ some clients were asked to close their accounts
❖ some banks stopped working with some countries particularly ex USSR
❖ banks are asking to provide more information on themselves and more detailed
information on the transactions
❖ stop list of individuals expanded
❖ some banks do not have enough resources to tell a a difference between Yanukovich
and Yushchenko and sometimes block genuine clients and genuine transactions
❖ some banks assessed that potential revenues are much smaller than costs of
compliance
❖ USD transactions are mostly under control
❖ Fewer participants -> Less competition -> higher costs (transaction and interest
rates)
8. It is not all over
❖ Further implementation of Basel III
❖ Cleaning up of the banking system is not finished, licenses are being
revoked and corresponding relationships, particularly in USD are being
closed
❖ Banks in the Baltics are continuing clean-up, closing client account,
rising tariffs.
❖ Italian banking system is not healthy, Monte Paschi di Siena, case in
point
❖ German banking system is not healthy, DB is under investigation
❖ There are renewed issues about the Greek banking system
9. What is next
❖ Crypto-currencies (Bitcoin, Etherium), mobile money,
new non-SWIFT payment networks
❖ IT impact, total supply management (Blockchain)
❖ Further de-mediation (Direct payments, Peer to peer
lending, crowdfunding)
12. Silk Road Bank offering
❖ Silk Road Bank is one of the few offering off shore operating accounts in USD, EUR, GBP, CHF
❖ Republic of Macedonia is not part of the EU but part of SEPA (through Bank of Italy)
❖ Corresponding banks: DB-BT (USD), CS (CHF), Standard Chartered (GBP)
❖ Two weeks, two stage opening process:
❖ first stage: forms to fill in (one week to review), business description, initial document review
(certificate of incorporation, copies of the passports of UBO and signatories, CoGS - no later
than three months)
❖ second stage: any additional documents request (depending on corporate structure and nature
of business) and review (one week for review)
❖ Original opening forms, agreements and notarised copies of the passports, CoGS are sent to
finalise account opening.
❖ Tariff structure is flexible and negotiable (available on the web site www.silkroadbank.com.mk )
13. Thank you
❖ Thank you!
❖ Feel free to ask more questions:
❖ Sergiy Lesyk
❖ Andrew Dresvyannikov (Abbottpm – UK +Kiev)
❖ Irina Voyevodina (rep in Odessa)