Money talks but sometimes it needs an interpreter
Which is why those in the know read the FTM
The Financier Times Magazine (FTM) is the most advantaged publication in the world as it is only accessible to new subscribers via an invitation extended to them from an existing subscriber, subject to the magazine owner’s approval. That owner is a Sovereign Wealth Fund’s SPV established to buy the FTM from the previous owner, so as to run it slightly differently by launching its own private digital platform. As since 1990 under the previous owner, the FTM has only ever been available as a printed publication which remains the preferred means of consuming it by over 88% of its subscribers.
Crucially, the FTM’s new owners are themselves veteran investors in the same capital secured transactions that the FTM provides its most trusted in-depth analysis and insightful commentary on.
Editorial dream team
Accordingly, the FTM have assembled the world’s most accomplished team of award-winning financial journalists. All working locally within each of the world’s major banking centres. They are trusted by their interview subjects to protect confidences and are all highly knowledgeable about the off-market trading on a “riskless principal” basis of pre-sold investment-grade bank instruments. Including though not limited to Medium Term Notes or Standby Letter of Credit to achieve debt-free and investor-free alternative funding, or to bank securely accelerate an UHNW investor’s capital growth.
Authoritative, verifiable and actionable intelligence
Their editorial content focuses on insightful real-world case study-driven articles showing how such transactions bank securely leverage significant capital to thereby deliver superior outsized non-market correlated returns, as an elegantly simple solution to the inflationary erosion paradigm of earning low deposit interest rates on high capital reserves.
The FTM is the most trusted source of news and analysis in this private financial market because it reliably delivers within its proper legal context, timely, verifiable and actionable intelligence of the kind that qualified UHNW investors need in order to intelligently and securely access these highly specialised off-market wholesale banking contracts.
Real wealth whispers it doesn’t have to shout
The FTM reaches the world’s most liquid investors beyond those on the Forbes rich list. This is because its owners are themselves part of this beyond the Forbes rich list elite. As contrary to popular belief the world’s wealthiest investors in terms of actual cash, not cash tied up in assets like real estate and stocks. Are bank securely enhancing their capital by deploying these non-market correlated fixed rate of return contracts, which are executed off-market and so not a matter of public record as under the relevant banking rules, they are not required to be. As instead they are structured simply as private commercial contracts and so are not required to be reported on any public exchange. So only the contracting parties are privy to the outsized returns bank securely and bank compliantly generated.
FTM’s owners as participants in these contracts speak from experience as do those featured in the articles that the FTM publishes. So because such contracts are regulated as private placements non public offerings it is for this reason that FTM’s content is jealousy guarded and restricted.
Value versus price
Accordingly, FTM’s strikingly high subscription fee is naturally well beyond the reach of all but the most elite inner circle of ultra high-net-worth subscribers comprising of billionaires, corporate investors, family offices, hedge and sovereign wealth funds, and even then access is subject to being able to first solve the conundrum, of how to identify an existing discrete subscribe who might then be willing to talk to you and ultimately provide you with an invitation to subscribe.
In truth, given the extensive subscriber benefits too numerous to mention here. The FTM is in reality far more of an elite insider market intelligence newsletter for the world’s most liquid investors. Than any kind of traditional retail investor stock picks magazine. But much like The Economist it does occasionally gives non-subscribers a sneak peek under the FTM hood through privileged access to back issue content comprising of unique case study-driven special reports not available anywhere else.
Free sneak peek
So what exactly is the nature of the content that graces the pages of this ultra-exclusive financial publication. For the first time leaked online, that normally has only ever been available to those sufficiently well connected and privileged to have been invited to subscribe by an existing subscriber?
Well, here are two special reports consisting of two case study articles on page 35 and page 44 as previously published in the FTM’s full 150-page magazine for subscribers-only. But leaked here as a standalone sneak peek for the alert intellectually curious investor not currently subscribed.
Digital versions of this special edition of the FTM are free whitest the printed version is also free from the Mag’s owner but the publishing platform delivering this special edition charges ($6.60 plus shipping) for the printed version, plus you get a PDF version free. But you can still read these two revealing special reports and more… subscription-free using MagCloud’s online content viewer. Or from inside this viewer you can choose to simply download a PDF version onto your device. So to read these two case study-driven articles now just click on the magazine image below.
By Panther 99
28 pages, published 8/7/2018
So those in the know read the FTM to discover how the world’s top banks really make their money, and how you can join them. The FTM is a privileged magazine as access is only by an invitation from an existing subscriber, subject to approval by the owner, a Sovereign Wealth Fund that owns and runs it. They also participate in these same bank secured contracts covered in the FTM. The FTM’s award winning journalists are trusted by their interview subjects to protect confidences, and understand the trading of pre-sold investment-grade bank instruments via private placements to deliver capital secured outsized returns. So what’s inside this elite publication for its full version subscription fee? Here are two case study-driven articles originally published in the full 150-page magazine for subscribers-only, republished here as a free sneak peek under the hood. The digital version is free, with MagCloud charging ($6.60 + shipping) for the print version.
