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The management and control of acquisitions and sales of capital assets and the closing of such transactions is to be vested in professional bodies and persons of the high caliber i.e. specialists in their fields of activity e.g.. Sworn Appraisers, Valuators, Risk Assessors, Underwriters, Lawyers, Chartered Accountants, Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Financial Experts and advisers, Trade and Commodity Brokers, Engineers and a host of qualified professionals who are experts in their industry sectors. The Capital Asset Exchange serves a primary function as the custodian and record keeper: of all transactions which are concluded through the infrastructure and services of the Capital Asset Exchange. In order to facilitate trade, extensive use is made of developed computer technology and systems which permit efficient and effective communication systems for the dissemination of information related to the haves and wants of capital asset traders. Sophisticated financial software programs provide a workable and secure basis for their recording and settlement of financial obligations. In essence the activities of the Capital Asset exchange can be likened on a parallel to those of the say NASDAQ and the bond and futures markets, but with subtle differences which are evident from the factor of the use of non-conventional currency as a settlement factor. The general growth in the barter industry has mirrored the development phases of today traditional financial markets, which in their day were new Greenfield applications of financial ingenuity and opportunity. A positive enhancement to Capital Asset exchange transactions, is the synergy provided through a Trade Corridor link between the Capital Asset Exchange and the existing Retail Barter industry, which in appropriate circumstances, enables open credits generated by Capex transactions to be channeled into the acquisition of traditional Retail Goods and services. This combination of Trade opportunities at both Macro and Micro levels provides a synergetic trading platform to establish and to develop the necessary thrust for the economic activity. |