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kim
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I have a little time on my hands, a little money to invest, so I was thinking about a small business investment company as one of the options for a healthy start, for the reason a was a financial consultant with one of the HSBC institute, so having a little bit knowledge about investing is just a positive thing. Ive been thinking about something small, at least for the beginning, Im modest and not too greedy, however starting my own business will be purely from the career point of view and a benefit side, to increase a financial support for my family. How to start Investment Company?
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yehudi
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I can help you with a little bit information about what is actually a SBIC (Small Business Investment Company). So SBIC is a member of a small business administration, guide and control private investors money, usually merged with government money, guarantees to small successful companies. SBIC could be perfect for particular type of borrower, women , minorities, industry, however investment company can select the companies they would like to invest in, and all investment companies should pay attention to all administrative work, lots of papers to be filled out, encounter more requirements. They offer credit options to borrowers. You will need a good business plan, financial package, confirmation and evidence that you are eligible for investment company requirements as well as all legal regulated forms from the government and the bank as well, proof from the bank your loan has been approved, establishing business location, excellent marketing campaign etc.
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kavi
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Joined: 09 Apr 2009
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| Posted: 04/09/09 - 09:28 Post subject: reply |
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Hi,
your thinking is good and your idea is so good.
but I want to give you some idea about franchise business. Which is the best and profitable business for anyone so you can also think about this business................
good luck... |
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muqtada123
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Joined: 08 Apr 2009
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Location: UK
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| having little money and thinking for a big return needs much efforts, if u r ready to do that then tight your waist and start |
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JohnTyler
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Joined: 12 Mar 2010
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| Posted: 03/12/10 - 10:39 Post subject: |
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| To start investment business. There is required the lot of capital. A normal salaried person can't start such business. |
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Arinda
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Joined: 18 Mar 2010
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Right now, I think it would be hard to start this due to the present economy situation. but you can still give it a shot. Don't let anyone discourage you.
Goodluck. |
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carrotgrace
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If you want to start your investment company you need to follow this steps:
1. Get licensed. You must be individually licensed to start an investment firm.
2. Register your company. After you successfully pass the necessary tests and obtain a securities license, you must register your company with the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC) and your state before you can do business.
3. Raise enough capital. Be prepared to spend some money in the beginning.
4. Choose your products. Investment companies sell securities created by investment banking firms located on Wall Street.
5. Find an office. An investment firm can set up shop virtually anywhere.
6. Staff your office. If you are on your own as a broker-owner, you will need to hire a staff to operate your office.
7. Be independent creator. |
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aronmills
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| If you're thinking about starting an investment firm and your clients' portfolios are just big enough for you to manage and still charge a reasonable fee, what can you do? Creating a registered investment company (RIC) through the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) under the Investment Company Act of 1940 (Investment Company Act) often offers an attractive alternative. Still, start-up costs and ongoing expenses can be high, so be sure to thoroughly research this opportunity before jumping in. This article does not offer legal advice. |
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mikejohn
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Joined: 31 Jul 2010
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| Posted: 07/31/10 - 07:10 Post subject: thanks |
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hey...This is mike ....
I am really very thank full you you for giving me this wonderful advice ....
Thank you..... |
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