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We use correspondent relationships for direct cash transfers.
Most banks use an electronic message system like SWIFT, SEPA/IBAN, Fedwire/ACH before transferring funds, but this method is not always the best.
We transfer money to our clients via correspondent relationships with (central-) banks. Messaging systems, whether verbal or electronic, notify the receiving bank of such intended actions. We use direct telephone communication with the owner or CEO of the bank to transfer funds.
To accomplish the transfer, two institutions (our trust account and your bank) must have accounts containing the same amount of money. When we send funds, your bank places them in the account (on their end). A signal is sent via email, WhatsApp, API, or any agreed-upon method. The receiving entity (your bank) accepts the transfer and shows the same amount in its ledger. The funds are moved forward to the beneficiary account. That completes this transaction.
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We propose implementing these correspondent relationships without the SWIFT/SEPA messages.
We are not against electronic messaging systems, but do not have access to them.
Under Swedish law, one needs a bank license to remit funds via SWIFT/SEPA, and we are a trust company and an asset management company.
We can efficiently implement the following process; however, we need your bank's full cooperation, starting with the owner or CEO.
Most banks have correspondent banks to receive foreign currencies in jurisdictions where they do not have branches.
Even trusts, microfinancing, and savings-and-loans institutions have correspondent banks.
We are looking to extend our network of correspondent entities and would like to have the capability to deposit clean, clear cash funds with your bank.
Since FT Asset Management does not have the SWIFT capability to send cash transfers (MT103-type messages),
we can propose an alternative.
In short, we would like to be added to your correspondent list for direct cash transfers
(not via SWIFT or existing correspondent banks).
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Frejgatan 13-1478, 1 14 79
Stockholm, Sweden
Registration: 969777-7549
LEI: 549300T07CFJEWCY5980