Society for Benevolent Investment
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| Type | Fraternal Association |
|---|---|
| Industry | Investment Brokerage |
| Founded | 13.XI.1681 AN |
| Founder(s) | Blue Orchid Asset Management Group |
| Headquarters | Novi Nigrad, Sathrati |
Established 13.XI.1681 AN, the Society for Benevolent Investment is a fraternal organisation and club for corporate interests in the Raspur Pact's economic sphere of influence that seeks to encourage the propagation of small and medium enterprises through funding by venture capital.
Implicated in the Iron Harbour Papers scandal of 1699.
Entities acquired or brought into being by the investors are strongly encouraged to share their good fortune by mutually investing in ongoing and future projects on the society's portfolio.
The Society promotes its work through the sponsorship of a wide range of accreditation schemes and award ceremonies geared towards promoting excellence and innovation in the realms of investment and technology, including though the prestigious "Innovator of the Year" award, given annually at a lavish ceremony hosted by the Society in Novi Nigrad.
Portfolio
- Nova English Salvage Company, 1681 AN
- Locus Solus LLC, 1682 AN
- Blackfriars' Estate Management Group LLC, 1687 AN
- Regiment of the Blackfriars', 1696 AN
- Blackfriars Apothecary, 1702 AN
- Jade Lotus Harem Club, 1717 AN
- Jaris Ferry Company, 1718 AN
- Hotel du Babkha, purchased 1718 AN
- Pentermacht Holdings Corporation, 1689 AN
- Köping Tea Company, 1689 AN
- Benacia City Bank & Trust, 1689 AN
- Daily Mail & Telegraph of Eliria, acquired 1691 AN, dissolved 1695 AN
- Hurmu Herald, 1691 AN
- Stahl Maschinenfabrik Koïsoßwerke, 1699 AN
- Akhidia Fried Chicken, forcibly acquired 1702 AN
- Kallisti Health Services Inc., 1703 AN
- Hemptonwic FC, 1705 AN
- Raspur Electrical and Atomic Corporation, 1706 AN
- Hunbald & Son, 1707 AN
- Lycurgus Entertainments LLC, 1714 AN
- Benacian General Oil Company, 1716 AN
- Sathrati Consolidated Company, 1722 AN
- Liveried Company of Computational Software Writers in Kingsweep, 1724 AN
- Liveried Company of Boatbuilders in Zolt, 1724 AN
- Exposé, 1731 AN
