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Briese Schiffahrt (Schweiz) AG
St. Annagasse 18
8001 Zurich
Switzerland
+41 44 503 54 40
info@briese.ch
Registered company name: Briese Schiffahrt (Schweiz) AG
Commercial register no.: CHE-161.062.611
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Ship investments may be made in two ways, either by a direct participation through acquisition of shares of one or several German “GmbH & Co. KG” each of which acts as holding company of a specific ship or indirectly through acquisition of participations in an actively managed certificate (AMC) the underlying of which are several ships. The direct participation is not deemed to be a financial instrument as defined by the Swiss Federal Act on Financial Services (FINSA) and, therefore, any offering, sales or distribution activities are not deemed to be financial services. On the other hand, the AMC is a financial instrument and activities addressed directly at certain end clients which are specifically aimed at the acquisition of participations in the AMC will qualify as financial services according to the FINSA. In both cases, however, the ship investment is not a collective investment scheme.
Both types of investments are offered to professional and institutional investors only. When financial services are provided to professional and institutional clients, these benefit from a less sophisticated level of client protection under FINSA. Generally, this material is only intended for the use by persons who are nationals of or resident in jurisdictions in which the distribution, publication or making available of such material is not prohibited. This material does not constitute investment, legal, tax or other advice and should not be relied upon as the sole basis for investment decisions.
The prices of the ship investments described here may go up or down, as they are subject to fluctuations in the value of their underlying, being in both cases ocean-going vessels. The investment involves considerable risk and may lead to the loss of a substantial part of the invested capital.
Ship investments may be made in two ways, either by a direct participation through acquisition of shares of one or several German “GmbH & Co. KG” each of which acts as holding company of a specific ship or indirectly through acquisition of participations in an actively managed certificate (AMC) the underlying of which are several ships. The direct participation is not deemed to be a financial instrument as defined by the Swiss Federal Act on Financial Services (FINSA) and, therefore, any offering, sales or distribution activities are not deemed to be financial services. On the other hand, the AMC is a financial instrument and activities addressed directly at certain end clients which are specifically aimed at the acquisition of participations in the AMC will qualify as financial services according to the FINSA. In both cases, however, the ship investment is not a collective investment scheme.
Both types of investments are offered to professional and institutional investors only. When financial services are provided to professional and institutional clients, these benefit from a less sophisticated level of client protection under FINSA. Generally, this material is only intended for the use by persons who are nationals of or resident in jurisdictions in which the distribution, publication or making available of such material is not prohibited. This material does not constitute investment, legal, tax or other advice and should not be relied upon as the sole basis for investment decisions.
The prices of the ship investments described here may go up or down, as they are subject to fluctuations in the value of their underlying, being in both cases ocean-going multipurpose vessels. The investment involves considerable risk and may lead to the loss of a substantial part of the invested capital.
The taxation of a direct ship participation is carried out in Germany in accordance with the requirements of the German Income Tax Act (Art. 5), whereby the profit determination method of tonnage tax is applied. Swiss investors can be subject to this regulation under certain circumstances. For information in this regard, they should contact a qualified tax consultant.
Further information and, as regards the AMC, the legal documents, namely its Term Sheet, may be obtained free of charge at Briese Schiffahrt (Schweiz) AG, St. Annagasse 18, CH-8001 Zurich, or under www.briese.ch.
The text of the detailed risk disclosure is an integral part of the subscription form, which is submitted at the time of a concrete offer.
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BRIESE SCHIFFAHRT (SCHWEIZ) AG
St. Annagasse 18
CH-8001 Zürich
+41 44 503 54 40
info@briese.ch
www.briese.ch