Re: investment services: any authorization required ?

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- Rhoy the Bhoy
  
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19 years ago

Sun, Jun 20, 2004 9:29 AM

snipped-for-privacy@ybodon.not (Anon Poster) wrote in
> news: snipped-for-privacy@news.btinternet.com: > >> So, you want to start a business in a field whose name you don't >> know? > > Well, I thought for long it was Investment Adviser, but it > definitely wasn't the same. > >> Sounds like you mean a Venture Capital Fund. > > mmm ... seems to be reserved to private investors, and I plan to > open it to individuals too.

AFAIK this would indeed be an investment business requiring authorisation.

(uk.finance added)

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- Larry
  
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19 years ago

Sun, Jun 20, 2004 10:59 AM

"Rhoy the Bhoy" wrote in news:r2dBc.2706 $ snipped-for-privacy@news.indigo.ie:

That's what I thought, and that's also why I prefered to ask as, for the moment, I had only asked company formation (ready-made - off the shelf)/domiciliation companies, and they all answered "no authorization required". It seemed pretty strange to me.

See, I don't plan to do it myself, I don't have the qualifications. I would just be the shareholder, and hire a highly-skilled employee (business degree required) to run everything. I have some money to invest myself, and thought I could use it to start my own business after all.

Sincerely Larry

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19 years ago

Sun, Jun 20, 2004 11:45 AM

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