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through forwards, swaps and options.
A sophisticated investor seeks to actively manage FX exposure, in order to hedge or gain certain exposures, respectively. The goal is to increase the hedge in USDCHF, while reducing hedging costs.
We delivered various forward trades and FX swaps with different tenors hedging the FX exposure to the respective base currency of each mandate (USD, CHF, GBP, CAD).
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via UBS exclusive private equity fund access.
Looking to invest in thematic, long-term trends and willing to tolerate illiquidity to enhance returns.
We delivered a complemented existing liquid investment portfolio with three UBS exclusive private equity funds / deals in technology and healthcare space.
with direct market access and 200+ mm overdraft facility.
Need for a robust platform and direct access for equity trading (cash and Exchange Traded Derivatives) with overdraft facility at competitive terms.
Direct access to UBS global trading capabilities and electronic tools in all three main times zones, and 24/5 multi-channel.
CHF 1.2bn in foreign exchange (FX) through forwards, swaps and options.
USD 70m in private equity via UBS exclusive private equity fund access.
USD 400m in cash equity /derivatives with direct market access and 200+ mm overdraft facility.
The startup world is going absolutely crazy right now, in all the best ways.
Among massive funding rounds, high-profile IPOs, upcoming changes to crowdfunding regulations, and more… this year (and beyond) is one of the very best moments in history to be an angel investor.
Let’s talk about why… starting with the latest headlines.
Yesterday, food delivery service DoorDash debuted on the New York Stock Exchange, skyrocketing to a valuation of around $60 billion. And today, Airbnb makes its long-awaited public debut at an expected valuation of $47 billion.
DoorDash and Airbnb will join a slew of major companies that hit the public market ranks this year. Last quarter, for example, we saw companies like Snowflake, GoodRx, Palantir, Unity, and Asana go public in what were some of the most high-profile debuts of the century.
But what makes this year’s IPO landscape more significant than really any other year?
Well, to start, this is an unprecedented year for private equity.
Not only are startups raising unprecedented amounts of money (and, for some, going public) in one of the most volatile years in history… they’re doing so successfully.
In Q3 2020, startups raised a whopping total of $36.5 billion. That’s up 30% from the same quarter last year.
This year, startup-land has seen 223 financing rounds of $100 million or more. These are called “mega-deals,” and we’ll likely end the year with a much higher number of them than last year.
The average valuation for later-stage startups is $584 million this year.
And in just Q3 alone, there were 81 IPOs that raised a total of $28.5 billion.
I haven’t seen a funding landscape as fertile as this in years (if ever).
These days, angel investors and venture capitalists are throwing their money at the world’s biggest startups.
That’s because these investors recognize that the real return potential in any company comes way before it ever makes its public debut.
For example… let’s talk about Airbnb.
Airbnb was founded in 2008 at a valuation of $2.5 million. Today, it’s expected to debut on the NASDAQ at a valuation of $47 billion.
That’s a valuation hike of around 1,880,000% from start to finish.
Now, let’s say you’d invested just $50 into Airbnb in 2008. If all goes to plan on IPO day, that $50 would be worth around $940,000 today… simply because you got in on day one.
Of course, not everyone could invest in these types of high-profile companies back in 2008.
It wasn’t until recently that the doors opened up so anyone could take a stab at lifechanging returns like that.
But today, you can do just that.
And if you haven’t yet, I believe the next few months will be the perfect time to get started. This type of dealmaking whirlwind only comes around a few times in a generation.
These days, some of the most promising startup companies in the world are turning to equity crowdfunding – and everyday investors like you – to help make their big ideas a reality.
That’s exactly why I founded our community over at the Angels & Entrepreneurs Network a year and a half ago.
I knew from the get-go that we’re coming into one of the best moments in history to be a startup investor, and I wanted to make that opportunity accessible for anyone and everyone.
Right now, for example, I’m eyeing a company in the $173 billion medical technology space that’s seen a valuation increase of almost 4X since they last raised capital in April 2020.
If Airbnb’s valuation, and others, are any indicator, I believe these guys have a whole lot more room to grow. By getting in right now, you’ll still be on the ground floor of the growth they could see over the next few months and years.
If you’re interested in taking a shot at lifechanging returns, I suggest you at least watch the video to learn more about this opportunity. 
Check it all out right here.
With a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of the Witwatersrand behind him, Antony spent his post university years cutting his architectural teeth at a handful of key practices in Johannesburg. This experience culminated in a presitigious 1998 SAIA Award of Merit for the Pharmaceutical Society of Southern Africa headquarters in Glenhove, whilst practising as an associate at Alfio Torrisi Architects.
In 2000 Antony relocated to Dublin, Ireland where he lived for five years working as a design architect on large-scale architectural projects realised during the Celtic Tiger boom. He returned to Cape Town in 2004 and is presently a director at Team Architects (), where he has been involved in the design and realisation of over 300 retail, domestic and commercial projects, both nationally and internationally.
Antony is passionate about the design process and product with its ability to add value and impact positively on people’s lives and lifestyles. Having met the BODYTEC® founders as clients, he was intrigued by what sounded like a unique, efficient and creative fitness concept to complement the more conventional forms of exercise, be it gym, cycling or running. Feeling is believing...
Some muscle stiffness following his first 20-minute trial was enough to encourage him to commit. ‘Now a regular at City Bowl for just over a year, I look forward to the weekly workout and the challenge it brings; it is always intense, but within your control and limits, expertly guided and subtly varied by the fully engaged trainers. Post each session comes with a sense of accomplishment and I love the fact that it seems to get harder every time!’
A recent development is training together with a mate on a Friday. ‘We get to catch up, keep in shape and focus our competitive edge whilst noticeably improving muscle tone, flexibility, stamina and strength. What could be a better way to kickstart the weekend?’
Antony.The property is closed between October 16 and April 29.
Does Erato Hotel Mykonos offer free cancellation for a full refund?
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Is parking offered on site at Erato Hotel Mykonos?
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Are there restaurants at or near Erato Hotel Mykonos?
Yes. Nearby restaurants include Kostantis (6-min walk), Kuzina Restaurant (6-min walk), and N'Ammos (2 mi).
What is there to do at Erato Hotel Mykonos and nearby?
Have fun with nearby activities like boat tours, hiking, and horseback riding. Enjoy amenities like 4 beach bars and a garden.
This is a charming looking hotel with a great location. It's a short walk to the beach where there are lots of restaurants. The water is very clean for swimming. The hotel is quiet because it's far away enough from the noise on beach. Our room has a kitchen although we did not use it. A few restaurants on the beach got great seafood. Downtown Mykonos is about 10-minutes drive. There is a bus although I would rather pay 10 euros to take a cab. (The walk from hotel to the bus stop is too stressful due to no pedestrian path.) The hotel has a beautiful setting, blue and white house with red flowers in the garden. The superstar was the cute house cat! Breakfast is delicious. The hotel staffs are warm, personal and very helpful. Many thanks to Mary, Maria, Annie and others for making our stay so nice. Love to go back again!
I was upgraded frer. Very friendly staff, unique check-