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Valeberg Capital has direct access to Closed Trading Platforms ("CTP") in the United Kingdom, Switzerland, and Singapore, where it serves as the “Program Administrator” for regulated Traders and their respective banking and trading platforms. We generate funds to invest in humanitarian projects across Latin America and ASEAN countries.

Closed Trading Programs were established over sixty years ago to aid in Europe's reconstruction after WWII. Today, a significant portion of the profits from these programs supports humanitarian and goodwill initiatives, while also enabling joint venture partners to achieve higher returns compared to traditional stock market investments.

The “United States Department of the Treasury” (US Treasury), in line with its responsibilities under the Bretton Agreements from the 1960s, created the Medium-Term Note (MTN) financial instrument by utilizing established financing methods. This allows banks and financial institutions to fund long-term loans by selling medium-term letters of credit or bank notes. Closed Trading involves the buying and selling of prime MTNs in the USA, Europe, Asia.

Banks often liquidate bank notes, selling them at a discount, while other banks with excess cash may seek to enhance their note portfolios and are willing to pay a premium for these notes. A CTP facilitates these transactions.