BARTER COMMON MARKET

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• BARTER COMMON MARKET

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BARTER SYSTEM

• Barter, is a system where members can payback for
  the product/services they have bought, by their
  own products /services they have/produce.

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BARTER SYSTEM

• Barter is a Financial System by meeting the
  members needs, also a Trade System where members
  can market their own products/services.

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WHY BARTER?

• Large Market Opportunity
• Member companies of Barter Common Market get the
  opportunity to increase thier existing market
  share.
• Increase of Sales and Profit
• Member raises its turnover, the more sales they
  do in the Barter System.

BEFORE BARTER
AFTER BARTER
EXTRA SALES INCOME
PROFIT INCREASE
INCOME
INCOME
PROFIT
COST
BARTER- ED COST
COST
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WHY BARTER?

• Increases Sales and Profit.
• Barter, provides the member to evaluate their
  idle capacity and stocks by gaining them new
  customers, without effecting their existing cash
  trade.
• Evaluates Idle Capacity.
• Provides Rapid Collection.

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WHY BARTER?

• Opportunity of Effective Advertisement and
  Promotions.
• Provides Risk-free and Reliable Sales.
• Forms Reliable and Easy export/import
  Opportunities.

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FINANCIAL FACE of BARTER

• Barter System, can be used as an interest-free
  financial instrument in 3 ways
• CREDITING
• BARTER LEASING
• BARTER FACTORING

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BARTER CREDITING

• In Banking practice, credits given for commercial
  investments are depended on fulfillments,
  collinear to interest rates.
• Member underwrites a loan to the Barter Company
  for crediting in interest-free basis. Percentage
  of opening a credit for an assurement is up to
  the Barter Company.

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BARTER CREDITING

• In Barter System crediting is 12 months
  interest-free. It gives members the opportunity
  to fulfill by selling their own
  products/services.
• At the end of 12 months period, if the credit has
  not been completely fulfilled, the remaining debt
  balance has to be paid in cash.

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BARTER LEASING

• The product/service needed by member is bought by
  the Barter Company. Later the product/service is
  sold to the member with a reasonable profit
  margin.
• The member buys the product/service in barter
  according to an instalment plan.

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BARTER FACTORING

• Member includes parties who owe cash and is not
  able to pay them, to the Barter Common Market. In
  this case the member converts that receiving in
  to Barter.
• After the debtor company becomes a member, they
  are able to pay their debt in barter by making
  sales in the Barter Common Market or by giving an
  assurance and manage to get a credit opened.

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Barter As An Interest-Free Financial Model

• Earns income from transaction fees.
• 12 months interest-free crediting.
• Supply-Demand balance is considered at Barter
  Crediting. But at bank crediting, the reason of
  interest there is conflict of interest between
  clients (savings and investors).

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Barter As An Interest-Free Financial Model

• While leasing operations except Barter causes
  additional cash costs, there are no additional
  costs in Barter Leasing.
• Barter Factoring transactions gives collection
  guarantee to the members.

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BARTER SYSTEM

• FINANCIAL MODEL
• ECONOMIC POWER
• INTEREST-FREE SOURCE

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Muhammet Sirri Simsek President,
CTB www.turkbarter.com