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News and Events INVESTMENT McMatthiseCapital
invests into US firm - Magen Dei Investments & Holdings LLC DELAWARE,
September 2020, McMatthiseCapital is investing into an investment and
holdings company named Magen Dei
Investments & Holdings LLC.
This investment and holdings company is the vehicle for various Asset
Management Companies that are being established to take on Non-Performing
Assets (NPAs) and Non-Performing Loans (NPLs) globally. In
preparation to the rehabilitation of financial markets, banks and non-banks
will need the mechanism in order to take-out NPL / NPA in their portfolio in
order for liquidity to improve. In
some jurisdiction, incentives on capital gains taxes, withholding taxes, and
documentary stamp taxes are being provided in order to allow NPLs and NPAs to
be transferred to Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV) companies. These assets become part of a pool of
assets that can then be sold globally by way of unit trusts or unit
shares. Magen
Dei Investments & Holdings LLC is poised to support these Asset Management
Companies through funds from the United States. ENERGY McMatthiseCapital
invests into McMatthise Energy Development Corporation MANILA,
May 2018, McMatthiseCapital is investing into McMatthise Energy Development
Corporation for the development of Renewable Energy Projects in the
Philippines. Renewable Energy includes
Solar Power, Wind Power, Hydroelectric Power, Biomass, and Geothermal Energy. Natural
gas and coal remain the predominant indigenous fossil fuel resources in the
Philippines. Proven gas reserves are
98.54 billion cubic meters and economically recoverable coal is estimated at
316 million tons. Proven oil reserves are around 100 million barrels. The
resource potential of hydropower is estimated at 13,097 megawatts (MW). Wind
energy potential is estimated at 76,600 MW with wind power densities ranging
between 300 watts per square meter (W/m2) and 1,250 W/m2 based on 2014
National Renewable Energy Laboratory geographic information system data.
Estimates for potential solar capacity are also promising with the country
enjoying average global horizontal irradiance levels of 5.1
kilowatt-hours/m2/day. Biomass resources from agricultural residues are
likewise available for industrial and household use. Total
primary energy supply (TPES) stood at 52.15 million tons of oil equivalent
(Mtoe) in 2015 according to the International Energy Agency. The primary
energy mix is dominated by fossil fuels (61.0% in 2015), with oil accounting
for 32.2%, coal for 23.1%, and natural gas for 5.7%. However, renewable
energy accounts for a meaningful share of TPES (36.5% in 2015), owing to a
long-standing use of geothermal and hydro resources for electricity
generation and the use of biomass by the industrial and residential sector. HOUSING McMatthise
designs Projects for NHMFC MANILA,
May 2017, McMatthise is working with the National Home Mortgage Finance
Corporation for the issuance of the 1st ever Sukuk (Islamic Bond)
Float in the Philippines. This Project
calls for the development of Housing infrastructure for the Muslim Families.
Sukuk
commonly refers to the Islamic equivalent of bonds. However, as opposed to
conventional bonds, which merely confer ownership of a debt, Sukuk grants the
investor a share of an asset, along with the commensurate cash flows and
risk. As such, Sukuk securities adhere to Islamic laws sometimes referred to
as Shari’ah principles, which prohibit the charging or payment of interest. The
emergence of Sukuk has been one of the most significant developments in
Islamic capital markets in recent years. Put simply, Sukuk instruments act as
a bridge. They link their issuers, primarily sovereigns and corporations in
the Middle East and Southeast Asia, with a wide pool of investors, many of
whom are seeking to diversify their holdings beyond traditional asset
classes. In this way, funds raised through Sukuk can be allocated in an
efficient and transparent way to infrastructure initiatives and other
deserving projects in the 56 member countries of IDB, as well as communities
in over 100 non-member countries. Both
domestic and foreign investors buy Sukuk having various structures approved
by Shari’ah boards of Islamic scholars. Sukuk issuance has proven its resilience during recent periods of turbulence in global capital markets. Sukuk issuance increased from US$ 14.9 billion in 2008 to US$ 23.3 billion in 2009, with Asia showing particular strength. Even so, the Sukuk market is still a niche one, with huge potential for growth. The Sukuk growth rate is currently 10-15% in global financial markets. RACING NEWS JF3
partners with SBDI - PTT Thailand
The Deal was facilitated in mid-April
by Team Denso-Hanjin-JF3's Marketing consultants McMatthise. McMatthise, SBDI
(PTT Thailand) and JF3 Racing Team have been in serious talks in the past
couple of weeks and that a deal looked certain. The JF3 Team will feature
'PTT' branding beginning at the Subic F3 Championship, the precise extent of
which is to be discussed further between JF3 and SBDI, but is thought to
include substantial spots in the car. "It is a good boost for the team
to welcome SBDI (PTT Thailand) on-board during the start of the season,"
commented Team Principal and lead Driver Richard Joson. "JF3 is a team
with a strong international profile, as reflected in its international line
up of off-shore Sponsors namely Denso and Sagawa Express of Japan, Hanjin of
Korea, and now PTT of Thailand in addition to its local sponsors MOF
Shipping, Allen Isidro Autobody, Autoindustriya.com, Compass Internet. This
marks a significant step for us to welcome a major Thailand company such as
PTT/SBDI as our Partner." "We have had an extremely
successful 2003 on the racing and commercial front. This new Partnership
marks the 8th new commercial agreement we have signed for 2004," he
added. "Our testing pace has been promising, and we look forward to
successful seasons ahead." Among those present in the contract
signing today are: from left to right, standing McMatthise Managing Directors
Cesar Villanueva Jr. and Andrew Boado, Denso-Hanjin-JF3's Richard Joson and
Khun Siripong Phoungpaka (SBDI/PTT Phils. President), SBDI/PTT Phils Business
Affairs and Administrative Officer Maita Acosta, and A-Quality Advertising
Account Manager Che Arellano. |
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