VC Corporate Adviser

VC Corporate Adviser would like to introduce section of “Prices and futures” on Commodity Exchange updating export and domestic prices for grain, oil seeds, vegetable oils and derived products in Ukraine. The prices are available on FOB, EXW and CPT basis also including the Baltic Dry index and quotations of agricultural commodities on international exchanges (CBOT, ASX, BCE, MATIF, WCE, LIFFE). 

The commodities under our review: 

wheat, barley, corn, oats, rice, soybean, sunseed, palm oil, ethanol, soybean oil, soybean meal, sugar.

VC is supporting Italian and foreign buyers for investment in real estate owned by the italian government.

A simply and transparently interaction tool between demand for professional investments and remarkable real estate investment opportunities selected from amongst Italy’s most important public properties in terms of location, type and size, such as heritage buildings, with a pre-defined designated use,  which may be converted into premium office space or luxury hotels, 

The applicable procedure, private negotiation or call for public tender, is specified in each property listing.

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the best Gateway to invest in Bulgaria.

With a Good quality of life  and a low cost of living, Bulgaria is catching the eyes of many investors.

Many overlook the advantages that Bulgaria can offer those looking to make a foreign investment. 

The low labor prices and taxes are two of the country’s strongest reasons to invest. The country is also strategically located to the rest of the EU, of which it is a member, and other strong markets. 

Let’s discuss investing in Bulgaria.

The government implemented a 10% flat tax rate and reduced corporate tax for investors investing in less industrialized regions or regions with high unemployment.

Laborers are highly skilled and inexpensive. Infrastructure is rapidly improving, slowly making the country more modern. This is opening the doors to many investment opportunities such as healthcare, education and, tourism.

A network of trade agreements and a strategic location have propelled Serbia into becoming a manufacturing hub which has attracted world-renowned corporations, but doing business can be challenging without the right help on board.

Serbia has managed to weather the global economic recession better than most of its neighbors, highlighting the resilience of its economy. Duty-free exports to a market of almost one billion people and a highly-skilled, easily-trained with proficient workforce have turned the country into a manufacturing hub for global businesses looking to expand in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. 

Cyprus is strategically situated to serve the most valuable trading position between Europe and Asia.

Cyprus enjoys a stable socioeconomic infrastructure and it promotes both national and international trade and commerce, a modern and thriving economy and perfect gateway for businesses to penetrate and explore new markets.
Cyprus has developed a significant number of bilateral treaties for the avoidance of double taxation with over 47 countries, ensuring that the same income is not taxed in more than one country. 

Additionally Cyprus offers great tax incentives due to its tax regime which has the lowest fixed corporate tax rate (10%) in the European Union and  a very competitive V.A.T. rate (15%) together with all the additional benefits provided by the Cyprus tax law in relation to Dividends, Interest and Royalties. Therefore, Cyprus is an international business centre for investors who wish to expand to Europe, Africa or Asia and who want to take advantage of Cyprus favourable tax regime.

Edinburgh is the second largest financial centre in the United Kingdom, after the City of London, and the fourth in Europe by equity assets.

Edinburgh has been a centre of banking for over 300 years; the Bank of Scotland was founded in 1695.

The Royal Bank of Scotland also has its global headquarters in Edinburgh.

In 2000, the Royal Bank of Scotland acquired the National Westminster Bank in the biggest banking takeover in British history, to create a group with an expanded portfolio and a global outreach.