The future of private equity is high with the global uncertainty forcing several companies small and large to consider going public on the stock market to find the available public funds that the Banks have a tight hold on.

With the financial crisis many companies have found themselves with less than adequate funds and the need to list as soon as possible. The problem with going public has always been the time it takes to go public, of which it can take 6 months to 2 years, accept for the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

The US OTCBB market takes up to 12 months on average at the moment due to delays within the DTC market and changing rules and views that are more opinions than documented law within the US.

The best market by far for listing is the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, of which the electronic trading platform and streamlined admissions allows for companies to list in 3-6 weeks. This is due mainly to the efficiency of the Deutsche Bourse Group. As the 3^rd largest financial market in the world, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is ideal for new businesses to list for capital. The European market has not been hit as hard as the economists have projected as the diversity within the EU has actually made the financial crisis easier to manage on a Country by Country basis, than the very large unmanageable nature of the US financial crisis. In simple terms, the US is much more difficult an economy and market to manage at this time due to the potential volatility than the relatively low volatility of a couple struggling member states in the EU.

The success and strength of the German Economy in any event makes for a bustling investment community of which new companies can benefit from available capital and exposure in Europe in general.

The future of private equity is in Europe for companies in the US, Canada, Australia, and EU member states who are preferential investment communities within the developed world.

Within the Developing world, the BRIC economic development group and South Africa are preferred private equity investments. That is Brazil, Russia, India, and China, with South Africa as the lead in the African nations.

If you are a firm looking to go public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange as quick as possible so as to achieve your private equity goals, than you should contact info@fselistings.com today with a description of your business and the desired timeframe to go public.

We can take your firm public on a European Stock Exchange in 3-6 weeks, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is the best market for any Small to Medium Sized Enterprise globally for cost, time-to-list, and access to capital. We have made it our business to help you, make it your business by letting us take you to the next level of listing your firm to become financed.

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*Topics covered include US private equity, Canadian private equity, Australian private equity, South African private equity, Russia Private Equity, India Private Equity, Brazil Private Equity, the OTCBB, Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Listings and IPOs.

**Peripherally, we covered our opinion on the US markets versus the European Markets, and the future stability in Europe over the US. The timeframe to list on stock exchanges globally, and the fact that the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is the fastest and best choice for SMEs globally. Find the venture capital and private equity you desire by listing with FSE Listings, www.fselistings.com

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how and why South Africa and South African companies can benefit from joining the international financial market through the Frankfurt Stock Exchange for the advancement of SMEs within South Africa is an easy argument for one to make. Even recently the only firm actively listing firms in South Africa, www.fselistings.com, informed our publication that even Sponsor brokers for the Altx and JSE have started referring business to FSE Listings due to the ease of entry into the market, access to capital, and the lack of both in South African financial markets.

Unlike the Altx and the JSE, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is an unlisted financial exchange first, which caters to the smaller international companies that could not even be considered for the domestic exchanges, followed by a fully-fledged international financial exchange offering a full range of products and services under the Deutsche Group umbrella which is the third largest stock exchange group in the world and completes over Euro 5.2 trillion in transactions per annum.

The rationale of South African companies listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange would be to take advantage of the international competitiveness of the FSE financial market which is not available within South Africa. South African’s are well aware of the challenges which include:

• the lack of a formalised Over the Counter (OTC) market, or an unlisted market;
• the illiquid monopolistic market and lack of venture capital within South Africa as a whole; and
• the Reserve Bank and Clearing System challenges that don’t allow for South African Companies to list and compete at a global scale  for

The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is smart to capitalize on the JSE’s lagging behind in launching an OTC market, as Frankfurt has done so in India and China, running roadshows and marketing to local companies to list where an unlisted market doesn’t exist.

South Africa is one of the richest African countries and is ideal for listing companies on an international stock exchange that invests heavily in areas such as financial services, mining and exploration, oil and gas, agriculture, pharmaceuticals, energy, green technology, technology and communication, telecommunications, land development, automotive, and industrial or advanced manufacturing outlets.

South Africa currently has a monopolistic exchange environment, therefore there is clearly an opportunity for a competitor to enter this space and bring out products that will service the South African financial environment with access to an international exchange, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

The JSE is recognised as one of the most expensive exchanges in the world and this is compounded by the fact that it has a 44% shareholding in STRATE Limited and thus has some level of control over the cost of clearing and settling in South Africa.

Globally, capital markets development has been fostered by the establishment of competing financial market platforms such as NASDAQ, AIM, FSE-Xetra and PLUS, towards the objectives of greater access to capital for growth companies, and more efficient and cost-effective product delivery to the investing public. FSE Listings is proposing to market the listings into the Frankfurt Stock Exchange for unlisted companies within South Africa who would like to take advantage of an existing successful global market platform, growing South African companies and African companies into one of the top regions in the world for German and European investors to consider taking a stake in. The initiative is focussed on South Africa to assist in a market which has a developed and educated financial market but lack of access, we alleviate that pain by helping companies list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The process takes only 5-6 weeks for South African’s to go public, which can often take years within the current domestic stock market.

The integration of capital markets with Europe through the Frankfurt Stock Exchange will also help spur accelerated economic growth and the creation of SME’s which create larger regional and financial capital markets, and have international reach both for capital and for marketing their products and services.

Taking advantage of the existing market efficiency of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, the potential to speed up the process of financial innovation, liquidity, and facilitate increased foreign capital inevitably will help the South African economy and their growing SMEs.

The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is widely traded by foreign investors globally with 89% of their listed companies coming from outside of Germany, of which more than half are outside of Europe. One can try to develop an integrated market or they can list their company within 5-6 weeks on one of the most integrated stock exchanges in the world. The choice for companies should be simple, list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

The model that the SADC has adopted for the past 15 years has not facilitated the desired growth and FSE Listings has taken all these factors into account and, based on international best-practice for developing economies, believes the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is the solution for South African companies, the SADC, and the African continent of businesses in general as one of the premier investment destinations worldwide.

Fee comparisons of the JSE Main Board, AltX, AIM and Frankfurt

This table clearly shows that it is twice to 4 times the cost of listing on the Altx as it is to list on the AIM, and 5-6 times the cost of listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange when considering the Advisory fee of the Nomad and or Advisory`s associated with the foreign markets. The reality is however, that the investment in listing on the foreign market and benefits associated to listing in Frankfurt or the UK far outweigh any benefit that can be offered from listing on an illiquid, undercapitalized domestic market such as the Altx.

Contact info@fselistings.com today to discuss with a Frankfurt Stock Exchange specialist for listing South African companies.

As more and more companies from India list on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, there is a push marketing to the India market trying to get companies to list. Statistically speaking companies from India trade higher volumes and consistently on the Frankfurt Exchange.

One of the sectors that would be a good idea to list is land development companies especially those to do with Green Building practices which is a high-growth market in India. In actual fact, much of the property development will remain empty as ITES and IT companies move into Green Buildings for tax benefits.

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For this reason, we believe it is important for more green building companies, green technologies, and green focussed listings should be built and financed in India through the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. In actual fact, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is also the largest Green Index in Europe with a specific focus on this market. The high number of Green investors marketed to gives companies the dual benefit of being both Indian and Green.

Go Green, and go Frankfurt Stock Exchange.

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Will the future  of green automotive industry professionals in South Africa go public on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange

China has been labelled the largest auto market in the world to come, and it seems that the necessity for mobility is growing in the developing world from India, to Africa, and Latin America. However, if the economy is requiring car sales its a far cry from being able to put one in every drive way, and not only is it not feasible it is not sustainable.

The electric car, the hydrogen car, the solar panel car, the water driven cars, etc are all the future automotive industry where the challenge will be bringing green solutions sustainably to the next generation – and after that it will be how fast we can make them.

What is the role of industry and government in ensuring sustainable transport? From a regulatory perspective it should be incentivised, in addition, investing in green transportation companies should be a tax credit, and if possible a global credit, such as the carbon credit mechanism but much more mainstream then with UN applications and local officials. Something that is what it is, a credit for investing in Green technology. Reduction is elementary, and the hydrogen element seems to be the most feasible as the Green revolution of electric cars still struggle with the mobility and lifespan of energy within a battery environment.

However, much of this work has been heavily invested in over the past decade, prior to the scale down economically. Many of these green transport companies would actually be ideal for listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange who has a green index and appetite for investment in energy and carbon reducing technologies. In actual fact, the projects already would likely have a shareholder base due to the process of invention requiring the funds to begin with. Thus meeting the capital-in and shareholder requirements of listing is relatively straight forward.

In actual fact, countries like South Africa and Africa in general could benefit greatly from becoming the commercial arm of many of these ventures in Africa. It would be studious of a group even to build and capitalize a business for marketing and selling (commercializing) the GreenTech Transport technologies within Africa. Possibly this can be done by listing such as venture on the Frankfurt Stock Market.

I would have to say the best possible exchange for a Green Tech transport business to go onto right now is the Frankfurt Stock Exchange due to the interest in the field, liquidity of shares, timeframe to get listed being under 6 weeks, and the cost is under $85,000 to list.

All in all, one should consider listing their company in the Green Tech sector on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and take advantage of the market the Deutsche Group has so successfully nurtured and grown on their exchange.

If you are interested in learning more about listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange contact info@fselistings.com

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Choosing the Frankfurt Stock Exchange for Raising Capital for your Canadian Company and Assets by Going Public

“Canadian companies have been listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange for over a decade via dual listings and primary listings” says Charles Van Musscher.

Since 2000 several 100 firms have come through our FSE Listing consortium, especially associated with Aspen Agency, FSE Listings, and various other partners within the consortium. The most successful companies have always been well run Canadian firms that have good assets, good management, and a well formed corporate body and investor base. Several firms who are listed on the NEX, TSX, and CNSX actually fit this description and should consider listing their businesses as a primary listing on Frankfurt if they are not getting the liquidity from their local market or investment.

In addition, private Canadian companies looking to go public should consider Frankfurt as a means to an end, and access to markets outside of their local economy which is currently discussing another potential recession if the US recovery goes back into recession.

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Choosing the Frankfurt Stock Exchange for Your Canadian Pharmaceutical Company to Go Public

Pharmaceutical companies go through several stages of financing and grants to get to a stage of becoming the next Pfizer or La Roche. The reality is that at each and every stage these companies have to consider staying private or going public to fund themselves to the next level. Often venture capitalists and funds will only deal with the Pharma company if they co-ordinate the IPO, perform the listing, or have a registration for immediate liquidity.

The reality is that the Frankfurt Stock Exchange enables listing a company on an RRSP eligible exchange, the 3^rd largest exchange group in the world, Deutsche Group, and allows you to close the investors you need to get with a public vehicle in 3-6 weeks.

Pharma companies from the UK, India, the US, and other such well developed markets have been hitting it out of the ball park in Frankfurt for several years, Mainly as dual listings, but the appetite from these firms has created a market for smallcap firms that are still in the developing stages or early stage commercialization.

Pharmaceutical companies are ideal because the very nature of the companies almost always meet the requirements of capital paid in by way of investment and the number of shareholders. A company or project within this field often has foundations, universities, corporate, VC, and individual interests.

In every Pharmaceutical project there are always to deal people with the funds to take the company public, however, the process and time to market is often what deters them from listing their firms immediately. Most of these deal makers however are used to US, AIM, and Canadian markets, but have not experienced Frankfurt Primary listings accept for dual listing of firms for liquidity. Its an interesting thought that many firms for years dual listed on the Frankfurt to get liquidity due to the large European investor base who favour and like foreign listed companies on their exchange. Why more and more of those companies didn’t list as a primary listing initially is actually a puzzle, most to do with patriotism and circle of knowledge. The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is actually a great exchange to list in as it has liquidity built into the Xetra based trading platform which basically guarantees constant trading of shares with the market makers. In addition, the cost for the companies to list is under $100,000 which is unheard of in Canada or any other market.

The only firm we know of who can list a firm in 3-6 weeks is FSE Listings Inc, a firm that has been performing listings as consortium of professionals since 2000. With 3 firms listed within the last month, it is currently one of the fastest and leading listing agencies for the Frankfurt market.

For more information on listing on Frankfurt, we suggest you email info@fselistings.com, describe the nature of your project, what your team is considering, and a reply will be immediate.

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Choosing the Frankfurt Stock Exchange for Your Canadian Biotech Company to Go Public

Biotech within Canada has been a work in progress that has brought some of the best serial entrepreneurs of its kind forward from Vancouver Canada to Toronto and Montreal, to the Maritimes.

They all share in the progress of network, Genome theories and practice, ICT integration with health sciences and biology, the very innovation that relies on Government subsidies, grants, and public funding. The reality is that most projects don’t get the recognition, the time to market, commercialization funds required as the projects begin going into the buy-out and large corporate arena with their advanced research and development. The projects either don’t get more funding or become part of a bigger company for much less than they are worth stand alone.

The access to capital is therefore just as much of a challenge for these companies as any other, and in one of the most important fields globally available. Biotech and Pharmaceuticals especially suffer from the small research team with great ideas and no way to raise capital phenomenon. The reality is that the process to legally allow for a company to raise capital takes capital, and the more capital it takes the less chance the Biotech firm has of going public or getting themselves out of the conundrum most face.

However, in every deal there is at least 2 people who are investors with the know how, and the funds to do so. In every project however, the main owner of the company needs to make the decision to go public and allow the funders, backers, or founding team to finance them past the go public stage so that the larger funds and institutions will look at investing in the potential before getting gobbled up by the majors. By going public, the sticker value of the firm is instantly raised to the potential and not the “investment in to date” on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange which is why it is such an attractive market for Biotech and Pharmaceutical companies.

Being able to take a company public in 3-6 weeks on an RRSP eligible exchange for under $100,000 is unheard of in Canada, and globally. Especially when that exchange is the 3^rd largest financial market in the world with over 5.2 trillion euro in transactions.

If you are even considering going public within this field, and your founders and financers have made the decision to consider exploring this option, you should contact info@fselistings.com immediately.

A free consultation with veterans that have 10-15 years experience in listing companies is invaluable. Send information on your company and what you are considering at this time, and you will get an immediate response.

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Choosing the Frankfurt Stock Exchange for Your Land Development Project to Go Public

Land development companies, Real Estate Trust Corporations, and property investment firms have been listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange in one form or the other globally for years. Our firm has listed Asian property development firms, and have noticed an remarkable increase in property development firms looking to go public on a stock exchange.

Many of the companies have contacted us to help them create and file a Real Estate Trust company such as a REIT offering within the US. The reality is that we can do this, however, this process can take as long as listing a US Public company which is inevitably 8-12 months.

If the property development, land development, or resort development project requires going public to close investment interested in a project, they need to go public and list quickly, as quick as possible to keep the investor interested. From our experience, traditional structures are long term focuses, development companies need to go public now, in 3-6 weeks of having a soft commitment from an investor or you will lose that investor to someone else’s projects or even build a competitor unwillingly.

Due to the competitive nature of the industry, time is of the essence nature of investors, and position of your firm as an entrepreneur, the fast way to go public so that you can accept the funds from the new investors is to go public on the Frankfurt Stock exchange. Listing on the FSE takes about 3-6 weeks, the only company who can achieve this that we have found is FSE Listings Inc. We can show dates of incorporation and the date of listing, all of them under 6 weeks.

The other benefit of listing on the Frankfurt is that the market cap almost always reflects the value of the assets based on developed and potential developed values with the meeting the requirement of the initial paid in capital. Thus the high market cap and tightly held company allows for a physical and electronically tradeable and liquid representation of your firm for attracting and keeping the investors you wish to close today.

List your company on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, and you could be the company that attracts investment to your project versus that investment going to someone else… in 3-6 weeks.

Go Public with FSE Listings Inc, if you are considering going public at all… The reality is just contacting them and having the Listing Agents walk you through the costs and process is invaluable for making your decision. Having the ability to contact veterans of 10=15 years in the business to give you advice before listing is a great way to start making the right choice.

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Choosing the Frankfurt Stock Exchange for Your Canadian Green Technology Company to Go Public

Canadian’s are among the leaders in technology. I recall in 2004 going to a panel in Vancouver BC on Alternative Energy, Solar Energy, and Hydrogen fuel cells hosted by the BC Technology Industries Association. The ideas where mind blowing, the accomplishments and proto-types where even better. From BlueWave technologies harnessing tidal and underwater currents, solar panels such as those of Day4Energy run by John Macdonald of Macdonald Detweiller, Quest, Ballard Power, Rail Power, and Lightyear Energy with David Rendina, and other such leaders within their fields and innovators of their time.

All of them came to the same conclusion, Green Power and Green technology takes a lot of money to put into place and still has a long way to go. Luckily for Canadian companies, Frankfurt Stock Exchange listings are RRSP eligible for their fellow Canadians and investors in their current projects, and it only takes 3-6 weeks for listing a Canadian Power or Green Energy company on the exchange. There is actually now an index within the Deutsche Borse that is the Green Index encouraging investment into companies listed as Green Tech on the exchange. UK, India, US, Australian, Canadian, and other EU countries have been taking advantage of this new Green Technology Index and the appetite that Frankfurt has created for these types of SmallCap companies on their exchange.

Frankfurt is now the largest GreenTech Index in Europe and one of if not the largest in the world for their pioneering and marketing of such an Index.

If you are part of this new vertical, and want to enter into a friendly market that will accept your firm for trading relatively quickly based on meeting the requirements, than you should contact info@fselistings.com to find out more today!

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The technology boom is back, there are $100,000,000 IPOs and bullish investment back into the stable tech stocks that made the industry. The reality is that Venture Capitalises will tell you that they can’t invest in your firm unless your company is already public. Most firms get sucked into this meaning that they have to raise $200k, outlay all the capital to experts and go through the long arduous process of listing a technology company on Nasdaq or AIM which may never get approved or happen. The uncertainty of listing is now taken away when you are dealing with the Frankfurt Stock Exchange Listings. The reality is that only FSE Listings Inc can list public companies in 3-6 weeks due to their market professionals and team who is familiar with IT companies and Green Technology.

Within the first week we will have built the structure, week two you will have all the corporate documents in order, and week 3-5 your application is submitted and processed and you will become a publicly traded company that Venture Capitalists can now invest into.

Technology companies really should not consider any alternatives when the Frankfurt Stock Exchange provides the perfect platform and an audience of investors. Typically speaking, the volume of companies listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange is among the highest in Europe and North America as the Third Largest exchange group in the world, Deutsche Borse. With 5.2 trillion euro in transactions per annum, the concept of listing should be a really hard consideration before looking at another exchange. If you want to consider listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange but are not yet convinced, contact info@fselistings.com and we can walk you through the process step by step and the timeframe and help you make the best decision before talking to anyone else.

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