Generally Known
Problems

The Ideal
Solution

High Fees

The costs and additional fees usually paid by conventional investors are far higher than those paid by institutional or wealthy investors.
This discrepancy points to an imbalance affecting conventional investors with relatively low profits.
While this practice is used predominantly for conventional mainstream investments, it is even more prevalent among lucrative investment opportunities. The priority for most finance companies lies in profit seeking rather than in the interest of the investor.

Lower Costs

Instead of favouring short term profit prospects, the FX Investment Institute is able to handle all customer requests economically on a long term basis due to minimal administrative costs.
Investors only pay a low management fee as well as a success based profit remuneration. These savings as well as the subsequent competitive advantage provide a large potential for performance increase.

Inexperienced Account
Managers

Admittedly, it is a difficult task for account managers to continuously generate profits over an indefinite period. Therefore it is generally assumed that all requirements have been met and necessary licences acquired by account managers overseeing the investments of numerous investors.
The fact is, however, that these conditions are often not fulfilled, and that not every account manager is legally able to manage investment capital. There is a lack of control, and so the majority of the investment capital is managed by account managers with questionable experience.

Combined Experience

The FX Investment Institute originally emerged from a small group of traders composed of specialists coming from worldwide leading banks, such as UBS, JP Morgan Chase, Citibank, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch, ABN Amro and others. Beyond that, the group today looks back on practical experience gathered over more than a quarter of a century. In that period a positive performance has been achieved in the 2 - 3 digit range year by year.

Uneven Performance

The assets in the foreign exchange market are predominantly invested in a trend-following manner, which means that profits are generated only if prices fluctuate drastically. On the other hand, losses occur when prices remain at a certain level for an indefinite period of time. Investors thus face high risks.

Steady Performance

The FX Investment Institute acts independently of trend-following markets, since both trending as well as range-bound markets can be used favourably.