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General Details
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Company: Ginko Perpetual Bonds (GPB)Outstanding Shares: 105,182
Company Website: http://www.ginkofinancial.com
Board of Directors
Chief Executive Officer: Nicholas PortocarreroChairman: Nicholas Portocarrero
Non-Executive Director: Lukeconnell Vandeverre
Prospectus
CEO's Real Life Name: PrivateCEO's Real Life Location: Private
(Real life details are optional as the WSE is a fictional securities exchange based on avatars in the virtual world of Second Life.)
Cash on Hand: L$1.00Land Owned: 0m2
Land Value: L$0.00/m2
Net Tangible Assets (NTA): L$$1.00
(NTA is calculated as the total assets of a company, minus any intangible assets such as goodwill, patents and trademarks, less all liabilities divided by Shares Outstanding. Also known as "net asset value", NAV or "book value", BV.)
Monthly Revenue: L$0.00
Monthly Expenses: L$0.00
Chairman's Letter
Ginko Perpetual Bonds are non-expiring bonds which yield L$1 per month each. The yield is guaranteed by Ginko Financial so your risk is minimized, though not completely eliminated. While the bonds do not expire, it is possible for the company to cancel them by paying a liquidation dividend of L$100 per share. The yield will not rise or fall because it is guaranteed by Ginko Financial, but the risk of bankrupcy still exists.Business Overview
The money raised by these bonds is given to Ginko Financial to be used in the conduction of it's business activities, including but not limited to:- currency exchange (GCS)
- investments in WSE stocks
- virtual estate development
- venture capital financing
Business Strategy
--Confidential--Business Strengths
Ginko Financial has been managing the money of thousands of SL residents for many years now and is the biggest and oldest in-world bank.Bottom line, we know what we are doing and we have demonstrated time and time again that we are not going to just dissapear. Honesty is our greatest strenght.
Market Overview
The idea of "competitors" doesn't quite apply. We cannot list every competitor in every field which Ginko Financial operates, but in terms of the debt market, other SL banks might decide to issue bonds, and their savings accounts are also competing for capital, which may drive interest rates up. Higher interest rates means lower bond prices, however, the yield for the bonds themselves remains the same.Use of Capital
See above.The money raised by these bonds is given to Ginko Financial to be used in the conduction of it's business activities, including but not limited to:
- currency exchange (GCS)
- investments in WSE stocks
- virtual estate development
- venture capital financing
Risk Factors
Ginko Financial might be unable to meet it's financial obligations with bond and account holders. In such a case Ginko Financial's assets would be liquidated and divided among both bondholders and accountholders. This could represent a significant, possibly complete loss of the capital invested.The specific risks which Ginko Financial faces are many and cannot be listed here. For more info see the WSE's Terms of Service.