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Monetizing Unique Assets Guide

This document contains confidential information about monetizing unusual assets through an insurance wrap. It describes assets that can be monetized, including gems, fine art, specialized metals, mines, land, unusual bonds and funds restricted in certain countries. The process involves the asset owner signing an agreement and paying €1 million for an insurance wrap that increases the asset's appeal and makes it possible to monetize. Within 4-6 weeks, the asset is monetized and can then be used for further private transactions to generate more project funding.

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Monetizing Unique Assets Guide

This document contains confidential information about monetizing unusual assets through an insurance wrap. It describes assets that can be monetized, including gems, fine art, specialized metals, mines, land, unusual bonds and funds restricted in certain countries. The process involves the asset owner signing an agreement and paying €1 million for an insurance wrap that increases the asset's appeal and makes it possible to monetize. Within 4-6 weeks, the asset is monetized and can then be used for further private transactions to generate more project funding.

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This Overview is not for the general public.

This is confidential information for private use only.

 Assets 
2017
• Key to this structure: One of the few, in the world, able to monetize/obtain funds against
sovereign bonds (including those considered highly speculative, e.g. B+/35% or worse credit rating)
and other out-of-the-norm assets, such as:

Luxury items: * Gemstones/diamonds


* Fine art; other (e.g. high-end collection-type assets)

Specialized metals…: * Wires (e.g. nickel)


* Powder/isotopes (e.g. copper); other

Mines/Land: * Mines (in-ground assets)


* Above-ground assets (e.g. metals/minerals, in raw form, sitting in storage)
* Land

Out-of-norm bonds/instruments: * Agricultural bonds (e.g. future production - 5 years+)


* New bonds (e.g. national forests; wildlife reserves; social economy)
* Historical bonds; other
Other… * Funds ’stuck’/held in banks/countries (e.g. Brazil, Indonesia, Angola…) with
currency restrictions or no SWIFT
* Funds held in banks needing confirmation from top European bank (e.g. HSBC)
* Other (e.g. intellectual property; life settlement policies; sharia-compliant…)

• This is possible via the addition of an insurance wrap, which increases the overall appeal/rating of
the asset1. This is then monetized & in turn, grown via private asset enhancement transactions
(enabling more project funding for the asset owner who still retains title to said asset).

Step-by-step
1. Upon the asset owner forwarding the standard documentation (e.g. appraisal; certification;
confirmation of ownership…), a related Agreement is signed.

2. Asset owner makes the €1 million payment re: the insurance wrap/monetization. Said payment
is made to a set escrow entity (e.g group specializing in escrow services; law firm), which then frees
up said costs upon presentation of a corporate invoice (e.g. from top insurance company).

3. Monetization takes place (e.g. 4-6 weeks).

4. Private asset enhancement transactions are enacted, enabling more project funding (should
the asset owner so wish).

1
Cost of insurance wrap/monetization, for assets other than sovereign bonds, generally stands at €1M+

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