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🚀 Maximize your brokerage potential with APCAL: A well-prepared broker is worth two! 💼✨🌐✨ 💡 Our Commitment to Members' Success: APCAL - Association Professionnelle des Courtiers en Assurances du Luxembourg - is dedicated to providing the support our Members need to excel in their profession. 📊 🔧 Free Resources for Members' Success: 👉 In anticipation of 2024, APCAL is excited to unveil exclusive IDD tools resulting from our collaboration with Feprabel. Me Marc Gouden has reviewed these six essential resources, ensuring alignment with legal frameworks—all provided at no cost to our Members. 👉 To assist our Members in meeting legal requirements, we've also crafted a comprehensive 'checklist' (Excel spreadsheet), with the support of KPMG Luxembourg , outlining the specific obligations their brokerage must fulfill each year. At APCAL - Association Professionnelle des Courtiers en Assurances du Luxembourg -, we're not just a service – we're a dedicated partner, providing the resources our Member need. Here's another year where we have accomplished our mission ! 🎉🌐 🌍 Are you a European broker and wish to become a Member of our association? Contact us at info@apcal.lu ! 🤩 🤝🎉 #APCALSupport #BrokerageTools #ProactivePreparation #Europe #Feprabel #APCALSuccess #BrokerageEmpowerment #BrokerageExcellence #CollaborationForSuccess #PartnerInSuccess Patrick Cauwert Lorenzo Stipulante

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Back when I started in payments (1997); the actual acceptance of the payment was the last thing a merchant thought about. What I mean by this is if you were a restaurant you'd align the kitchen, tables, menu, food, servers etc. and yes, even the check presenters and you'd be ready for business but the last thing you thought about was getting a merchant account and leasing or buying your Trans 330 and P250 (this is old school, mega old school) and yes, we'd make you get the imprinter because yes, phone lines would go down. We'd rush set ups of merchant accounts all the time and we'd make friends in credit and operations (masterfile) departments because those were the folks that could actually make anything happen. Apologies for the reminiscing and digression...ahh the good ole days. My point is that today; payments are the first thing a technology company thinks about. My friend Ravi I at Door Dash or my friends at AirBnB, Google etc. all have massive teams dedicated to multiple forms of payment, globalization, frictionless and embedded checkout, recurring and retry logic, FX and much much more. In this the complexity, product set and roadmap of the Merchant Acquirers have become wide and ultra complex. What to build based on the client need and demand, how to prioritize, client want vs ROI, vertical build to capture SOM; we could go on forever on how difficult it is to be an acquiring stack today and meet the needs of your portfolio and prospect base. We're not selling ZonJr XLs anymore folks (Hypercom, I have not forgotten about you either although the three key hold down to blow the memory was a royal pain). At one point I was of the opinion; examine your client base, target base and build in house to meet the needs of the client. Frankly I think this train of thought based on what I've said above is impossible today. I think any payment company wanting to scale and win MUST partner to deliver modernized solutions to meet the needs of their clients in an ever changing and evolving payments ecosystem. And to be fair most companies have adopted this as evidenced by the massive partnership teams that make these very relationships work everyday. In the video here I share some thoughts on why partnering with DisputeHelp allows the Acquiring landscape to bring modernized dispute solutions to their merchant base. To build and optimize any stack, partnership is the only way forward. And if you ever need a knuckle buster, I have some in my utility shed I can send you! Cheers and may your auth rates be in the high 90s! Keep Pushin'

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The first PIMFA Advice Guidance Working Group to discuss the FCA and HMT’s recent proposals takes place on 🗓 9th January 2024  ⏲ 10:30 12:00 If you are from a member firm and wish to attend, please contact Simon Harrington for more info. #wealthmanagement #financialadvice #adviceguidance

Congratulations to Epiris on its agreement to acquire Pure Cremation Ltd, the leading provider of prepaid funeral plans in the UK. Capstone acted as a regulatory due diligence advisor to Epiris on this deal. Read more about the transaction here: https://lnkd.in/ejV5XEdU To learn more about Capstone's regulatory due diligence services, visit our website: https://lnkd.in/eNrMSFaS #PrivateEquity #DueDiligence #FuneralPlanning

‼️ The property sourcing sector is facing a critical challenge With the rise of unprofessional and non-compliant operators, often referred to as "cowboys." These individuals jeopardise investor trust and the integrity of the industry. In response, the National Association of Property Sourcing Agents (NAPSA) has been established to elevate the standards of property sourcing agents. NAPSA's mission is to professionalise the sector by enforcing rigorous compliance checks and standardising practices across the board. 🏅NAPSA-certified agents undergo thorough vetting processes to ensure they meet the highest industry standards. This includes adhering to legal requirements, ethical standards, and professional practices that safeguard investor interests. By choosing a NAPSA-registered agent, investors gain confidence knowing they are working with qualified, reputable professionals dedicated to transparency and excellence. 📈NAPSA not only aims to protect investors but also strives to uplift the entire property sourcing sector. Through continuous education, best practice sharing, and strict adherence to guidelines, NAPSA fosters a community of trusted agents committed to delivering excellence within their field. 🤝🏼 For investors seeking peace of mind and assurance in their property ventures, partnering with a NAPSA-certified sourcing agent is a crucial step. Explore more about how NAPSA is reshaping the industry and ensuring the highest standards at napsa.org.uk. RXT Properties: NAPSA no. 383. NAPSA (National Association of Professional Sourcing Agents) Tony Walsh Tina Walsh Sarah Daykin #PropertySourcing #ProfessionalStandards #InvestorAssurance #NAPSA #RealEstate #Investment #Compliance #EthicalPractices

🌴 Cook Islands Finance shares excellent Insights on the benefits of Cook Islands Limited Liability Companies (CILLCs) for global wealth planning: Key Features: - Flexible management and ownership structures - Limited liability for members and managers - Robust asset protection against creditors and foreign judgments Why Choose CILLCs? - Secure and manage assets efficiently - Strong legal framework - Ideal for international clients Unlock the potential of CILLCs for a secure and flexible wealth management strategy! #WealthManagement #AssetProtection #CookIslandsFinance #GlobalFinance #InvestmentPlanning

#WarningWednesdays The FSCA warns the public to be cautious when dealing with the following entities and/or individuals: 1. Trident Global (Pty) Ltd and Mr Richard Clark 2. Arbitrawallet, NTC, Mr Edwin Thabo Letopa, Mr Marius Venter and Mr Sakhile Matsimela Members of the public should always check that an entity or individual is authorised by the FSCA to provide financial products and services, including for giving recommendations about how to invest. They should also check what category of advice the person is registered to provide, as there are instances where companies or people are registered to provide basic advice for a low-risk product and then offer advice on far more complex and risky products. Finally, please always confirm that the FSP number utilised by the entity or individual offering financial services matches to name of the FSP on the FSCA database Find all our consumer warnings here: https://bit.ly/3V4Ksy2 #ScamWatch #TCF #ConsumerProtection