Finance Business Investment Opportunities in Asia

- Stock broking firm based in Dubai, offering a platform for investors to explore various investment avenues, with a focus on equity shares. - Has a client base of 156 within the UAE and 105 outside the UAE. - The revenue model involves the company reinvesting shares purchased from clients into profitable businesses, with an average return per investment ranging from 5 to 6%. - Follows a profit-sharing model, with 70% of the returns given to clients and 30% retained by the company. - Currently, the company is invested in 19 companies from the tech sector, software, robotics, education etc. , based in the UAE and the US. - The promoter of the company has over 12 years of experience in the stock broking industry. - The company has expanded its operations from solely investing in businesses till last year to issuing shares to traders and individual investors this year, resulting in increased revenue from AED 7.2 million to 36 million. - In addition to its 8 permanent employees, the company also engages freelancers.

What we are: A multi-national currency cross-border payment system and neo-bank with no physical branches, offering real-time global settlement in multiple currencies. It serves as a UPI aggregator and collaborates with major banks, payment partners, and card brands. They use a secured token offering and provide multiple banking apps for seamless payments. A multi-national currency cross-border payment system enables real-time currency exchange and settlement for individuals and businesses across different countries. It offers instant currency conversion, and compliance with international regulations, and empowers users in global finance and trade. Business is yet to kick-start operations. Not required to be registered under SEBI. Revenue model for our multi-national currency cross-border payments system: 1. Transaction fees: Charge a small percentage or a flat fee on each transaction conducted through the platform. 2. Merchant services: Earn fees from businesses for payment processing, POS systems, and e-commerce integrations. 3. Subscription plans: Offer premium or subscription-based plans for individual users and businesses, providing added features for a fee. 4. Interchange fees: Earn a portion of the interchange fees paid by merchants' banks for processing card transactions. 5. Currency conversion fees: Charge fees or markups on foreign exchange rates for international transactions and currency conversion. 6. Lending and credit services: Offer lending and credit products, earning interest and fees. 7. Investment and wealth management: Provide investment and wealth management services, earning fees based on assets under management and transaction fees. 8. Data monetization: Analyze transaction data and user behaviour, monetizing data by selling aggregated and anonymized information to third parties. 9. Partnerships and affiliates: Earn referral fees or commissions through partnerships with other businesses. 10. API access fees: Offer APIs for integration and charge usage-based fees or licensing fees. 11. Cross-selling financial products: Cross-sell other financial products like insurance or prepaid cards, earning commissions or fees. 12. Ad revenue: Display advertisements within the platform and earn revenue from advertisers. Neo-bank. A neobank, or digital bank, is a fintech company that operates solely online or through mobile apps, lacking physical branches. Neobanks focus on enhancing customer experiences by leveraging technology to streamline operations, lower costs, and offer a wide range of financial services. They often target specific niches or customer segments and can collaborate with traditional financial institutions. Key characteristics include: - Online-only operation. - Technological emphasis on convenience and efficiency. - Services like savings accounts, payment processing, lending, and budgeting tools. - Accessibility, user-friendly interfaces. Revenue model for our neo-bank: 1. Net interest margin (NIM): Generate revenue by lending deposits held in customer accounts, earning interest on loans. 2. Lending services: Offer personal loans, consumer credit, or small business loans and earn revenue from interest rates and associated fees. 3. Deposit fees: Charge fees for specific services like overdraft protection, wire transfers, or expedited card replacement. 4. Subscription plans: Provide premium or subscription-based plans with added features for a fee. 5. Card issuance and usage fees: Earn fees from card issuance, usage fees, and foreign exchange fees. 6. Merchant services: Offer payment processing and POS solutions to businesses and charge fees. 7. Investment services: Offer investment products and earn revenue through trading commissions and asset management fees. 8. Currency conversion fees: Charge fees or apply a markup on foreign exchange rates. 9. Partner commissions: Earn commissions for facilitating partnerships with fintech companies. 10. Cross-selling financial products: Promote and sell other financial products and earn commissions or referral fees. 11. Data monetization: Analyze customer transaction data and provide insights to businesses, generating revenue. 12. Affiliate marketing: Participate in affiliate marketing programs and earn commissions for referrals. 13. Interchange fees: Earn a portion of the interchange fees paid by merchants for processing card transactions. 14. ATM access fees: Charge fees for ATM cash withdrawals at out-of-network ATMs.