Investment Banking

This lucrative service issues loan derivatives to its own National Bank as a credit reserve from the International Monetary Trust of Christopher Eric Fite LLC. Referred to as a Sovereign Wealth Fund raises Capital to finance its own operations. This trust carries DUAL status between the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia in support of nonresident alien registration to ensure totally debt free investment banking strategies.

Registration is by Form D Exempt Offerings with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission in Washington, DC— Central Index Key 0001701539. Interest on upfront Capital loan advances are secured by Receipt #FX25-00039466 with the United States Department of the Treasury for the basis of reinvestment purposes.

Together, under an implied agreement with JP Morgan Banking Trust gives this bank approximately $17 BILLION in a global asset management portfolio to conduct the following business growth opportunities with selected private members from the public. Property and assets of the public may be CEDED to the Fite Federal Bank for a complete tax deduction. Applying the Treasury FinCEN receipt number on conveyances of property is assuming the debt against the Treasury account as personal property. Any cash donations will be subject to tax reporting requirements.

A stipend may be given to individuals and businesses that bears the Employer’s Identification Number of Fite Federal that FORGIVES the liability of these gifts through the Internal Revenue Service. Such may be conducted only by consent of Fite Federal representatives that allows the occupants to remain in the property as the property of this bank. Monthly stipends will continue until the mortgage obligations are satisfied with no subsequent reporting to the IRS. FLEET insurance will adopt the same methods for various motor vehicles and aircrafts, with Fite Federal as the self-insurer.

Collectively, these assets may be paid for by Fite Federal issuing payment to itself in exchange for cash equivalents, while still maintaining control over the assets with national banks taking ownership of the same.

NOTE: This service is not available for the public.