Epeku AG: financial experts count on increasing yield opportunities for participatory rights Bremen, in December 2009: In the wake of the turmoil at the investment market, alternative, fixed-interest investments are always interesting. Profit participation rights, dividend-right certificates and bearer bonds have become so real alternatives to the investment market. This is usually a subscription form which is issued and sold to the investor a fixed interest return promise over a pre-arranged period of time the Epeku AG issued profit participation rights as early as 2005 and continuously paid out the promised annual returns since then. Early it was clear that we need to offer alternatives to the classic investment market Investitionshaus us. To have stock on the market long term, we must adapt ourselves to the changing investment behavior of investors and offer lucrative products in all areas\”, so the Board of Directors of the Allfinanzdienstleisters Epeku AG. The Epeku AG is acting for more than 10 years in this constantly changing market.
Your local service area stretches from concepts to optimize costs about promoting advice to tax reduction programmes and covers all social layers of population. Despite the economic crisis and the Epeku AG in the past financial year has can continue to expand the business slump in the investment market through expansion of sales structures. A wide leading portfolio, a modern sales structure and a high quality management secure according to the Epeku AG also future growth. The profit participation rights of the company offers a high level of liquidity alone already 47,000 customers based on. Continuous quantity and quality construction are the reasons for increasing operating results, which according to experience of Epeku AG protect the investment capital as well as secure returns. \”With four flexible investment rates, the profit participation capital of Epeku AG covers the different needs of each investor: Epeku tariff 1 immo-based\” increases the basic rate of Epeku AG profit participation rights one in the target group of those who expect a continuous and increasing distribution on an investment amount.
