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How does eworld asset trading differ from other corporate trading firms? What industry experience does eworld asset trading have? How does the eworld asset trading process work? What does corporate trade mean? How can my company use its financial trade credits? What happens to my company's assets once they are exchanged? How does eworld asset trading differ from other corporate trading firms? We are the next generation of corporate trade. A dynamic new business tool used to expedite the exchange of goods and services online. Our technology is easy to use and highly secure. You register what you want to trade, we.ll respond quickly with a fair market appraisal of your assets and an estimate of financial trade credits that you can use for media. Unlike other trading companies, eworld asset trading is focused on delivering exceptional media value for financial trade credits. That's because eworld asset trading is owned by KSL Media, one of the largest independent media services companies in America. We employ best practices ensuring that you'll always receive the accurate fair market value of your tradeable assets and an expert assessment of financial trade credits and media value. We adhere to applicable industry and government guidelines including those outlined in the American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA), the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). What industry experience does eworld asset trading have? The professionals at eworld asset trading have extensive experience in corporate trade and have worked in almost every category of business including health and beauty aides, consumer packaged goods, food and beverage, airlines, hotels, car rental, retail (online and offline), real estate, pharmaceuticals, automotive, telecommunications, aerospace, technology, and sporting goods. eworld asset trading is owned by KSL Media, one of the largest and most successful independent media buying firms in the United States and has conducted complex corporate trades for many clients including: Callaway Golf, Turtle Wax, Sweet'N Low, Zycam, Playtex, Borders, Nokia, Boeing, and Advance Auto Parts. How does the eworld asset trading process work? We provide an open-ended process for the marketer. The marketer is involved through the entire transaction including the appraisal value of its assets through the establishment of a fair market value of its financial trade credits. The process starts with a secured registration of the marketers undervalued or unused assets within the secured registration area on our website. The client registers each asset including the type of asset, the number of units, wholesale and book value of its products, and any restrictions as well as additional media information. Our professionals will respond by providing a general plan including estimated financial trade credit value, product disposition plan and a proposed media plan. Since each and every client is different, we may need additional information before providing a definitive plan of execution. What does corporate trade mean? Corporate trade converts tradeable assets into .redeemable. financial trade credits, often providing a viable alternative to markdowns or wholesale liquidation of merchandise. Assets can include undervalued and depreciated (i.e., discontinued/obsolete) inventory, real estate, capital equipment, excess/outdated product, or outstanding receivables. Tradeable assets are corporate assets and liabilities that are no longer of value to a company because they are unused, distressed and/or undervalued. Examples include: excess or obsolete inventory, computers and telecommunications equipment, off-lease assets, equipment and office lease residual, unwanted/vacant real estate, aged receivables, bankruptcy claims, production capacity and unused financial trade credits. How can my company use its financial trade credits? Financial trade credits can be used for media. Media is the most common way companies utilize financial trade credits and can include: television, radio, print, out-of-home, direct response, digital, and nontraditional forms, i.e., branded entertainment, event marketing and sponsorships. Depending on the value of the financial trade credits and the size of the media budget, financial trade credits could be used for products and services, travel (air, hotel, rental car), business products (computers, shipping), telecommunications (wireless, broadband), electronic equipment, and automobiles. What happens to my company.s assets once they are exchanged? Depending on the client's restrictions, eworld asset trading can create a disposition plan that could include retailer and discount channels, online auctions, or used as part of a promotion, or in some instances where the product loses value, products could be recycled, or in rare instances used as scrap. We will never inflate or mislead a client and will always provide an open-ended process, secure environment, quick response, accountability, and guarantee that your tradeable assets will be distributed according to your requirements and wishes. We employ best practices ensuring that you'll always receive the accurate fair market value of your tradeable assets and an expert assessment of financial trade credits and media value. We adhere to applicable industry and government guidelines including those outlined in the American Association of Advertising Agencies (AAAA), the Association of National Advertisers (ANA), the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA), the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB), and the International Reciprocal Trade Association (IRTA). |
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