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Suissedirekt: Executive Summary

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The top management of SuisseDirekt will be formed from highly experienced and knowledgeable individuals in the field of real estate and finance (real estate investments and lending). In order to add a personal touch to the web-based company, “Team” tab will be added to the company’s website, where pictures and information about the key people will be presented. This addition to the website will help build the credibility of the company and add transparency about the people, who will be in control of the company.
The executive team will consist of Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer. The top management will be responsible for building relationships with prospective clients and suppliers. Moreover, executives will have to build …show more content…

Additionally, the company will be using services of Collecta AG to verify the creditworthiness and solvency of individuals.
Electronic signatures
SuisseID, the digital signature service provider founded by the State Secretariat for Economic Affairs (SECO) in collaboration with Swisscom and Die Post, will provide the software enable customers execute all documents with electronic signatures.
Payments
Datatrans AG (SOFORT) will supply the secured payment transactions services. SOFORT software will allow the P2PL Company to send and receive all payment from/to clients.
Real Estate Market valuation
To obtain the most recent and accurate information about real estate properties’ value and possible changes on the market (price corrections) P2PL Company will supply property valuation reports from Wüest & Partner AG.
Land register offices
The operations of the P2PL Company will not be possible without registration of mortgage loans in land registry of each property. Land register offices in all of the Swiss cantons will provide land registry extracts for each

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