RISK & MITIGANTS

Risks

Operational Risks:

  • Human Errors: Errors made by employees could lead to financial losses or operational disruptions.
  • System Interruptions: Technical glitches or system failures could disrupt operations and affect customer service.
  • Fraud: Unauthorized transactions or fraudulent activities could result in financial losses and damage to the company’s reputation.
  • Cybersecurity Breaches: Hackers or cyberattacks could compromise sensitive customer data, leading to financial losses and legal liabilities.

Credit and Liquidity Risks:

  • Credit Risk: While Swister doesn’t engage in lending to third parties, there’s still a risk associated with the creditworthiness of counterparties involved in investment schemes.
  • Liquidity Risk: Swister’s assets may not be readily convertible to cash, especially in the short term, impacting its ability to meet financial obligations.

Market Risks:

  • Real Estate Investments: Market fluctuations in the real estate sector could affect the value of Swister’s investments, potentially leading to financial losses.
  • Equity Market Unpredictability: Changes in equity markets could result in losses on investments in stocks and equities.
  • Commodity Price Fluctuations: Fluctuations in commodity prices could impact Swister’s investments in commodities.
    • Interest Rate Changes: Changes in interest rates could affect the profitability of Swister’s investments, particularly in fixed-income securities.
  • Credit Spread Variations: Variations in credit spreads could affect the value of Swister’s investments in fixed-income securities.

Regulatory and Legal Risks:

  • Regulatory Compliance: Swister operates in a highly regulated industry and must comply with various financial regulations, failure to do so could result in fines or legal actions.
  • Legal Disputes: Swister may face legal disputes related to commercial activities, which could result in financial losses or damage to the company’s reputation.
  • Changes in Laws and Regulations: Changes in laws and regulations, especially in the countries where Swister operates, could impact its business operations and financial performance.

 

Market Suspension Risk:

  • Trading Suspension: Trading in Swister N.V. shares may be suspended for various reasons, including during future offering periods, impacting liquidity and investor confidence.

Governmental and Political Risks:

  • Government Instability: Operating in regions with varying degrees of political stability exposes Swister to risks such as regime changes, policy reforms, and expropriation, which could disrupt its operations and financial performance.
  • Currency Exchange Rate Fluctuations: Fluctuations in currency exchange rates could impact Swister’s financial results, especially if it operates in multiple jurisdictions with different currencies.
  • Taxation Risks: Changes in tax laws or practices in the countries where Swister operates could affect its financial performance and investor returns.

Market Listing Risks:

  • Market Listing Uncertainty: There’s uncertainty regarding the successful listing of Swister N.V. shares on the stock exchange, which could impact liquidity and investor confidence.

Dividend Payment Uncertainty:

Dividend Payment: Swister intends to pay dividends on its shares, but there’s no guarantee of the amount or frequency of dividend payments, which could impact investor returns.

Mitigation Strategy

  • Thorough Due Diligence: Swister conducts comprehensive due diligence on potential investments, considering factors like operating history, management team, market potential, and regulatory environment to avoid high-risk ventures.
  • Portfolio Diversification: Swister spreads risk by diversifying its investment portfolio across industries, geographic regions, and development stages, reducing exposure to any single investment or sector.
  • Monitoring External Factors: Swister stays vigilant on economic, political, and legal developments in countries of operation or investment, adjusting strategies to mitigate risks associated with factors like economic growth, government regulations, and geopolitical stability.
  • Effective Liquidity Management: Swister manages liquidity through cash reserves, diverse funding sources, and balancing asset-liability maturity profiles, ensuring financial obligations can be met during market volatility or economic uncertainty.
  • Robust Risk Management: Swister implements internal controls, conducts regular risk assessments, and invests in cybersecurity measures to mitigate operational risks such as fraud or cyberattacks.
  • Adherence to Investment Criteria: Swister strictly follows its business model and investment criteria, evaluating deviations thoroughly and seeking stakeholder approval when necessary to ensure alignment with strategic objectives and risk appetite.
  • Regular Review and Adjustment: Swister continuously reviews its risk management strategies, conducting assessments, stress tests, and scenario analyses to identify emerging risks and proactively address them.

 


Investors are notified that:

a) The forecast and corporate schemes contained herein, including all assumptions and data, must be interpreted
as a speculative model of a potential investment strategy.
b) Potential disputes are to be exclusively submitted to the Common Court of Justice of Curaçao.
c) Special attention must be paid to the section “Important notice”.

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