Difference between revisions of "Mass Effect Transcendence/Investor Profile"
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HKVC is a subsidiary of the Hahne-Kedar conglomerate focusing on venture capital for new startup businesses, a way of the parent broadening their investments without increasing their risk exposure too greatly. Furthermore, it serves as a channel to field-test concept equipment on a small scale before large-scale production. | HKVC is a subsidiary of the Hahne-Kedar conglomerate focusing on venture capital for new startup businesses, a way of the parent broadening their investments without increasing their risk exposure too greatly. Furthermore, it serves as a channel to field-test concept equipment on a small scale before large-scale production. | ||
| − | It came into being in 2178, shortly after the conflict at Torfan, though any links between that event and its inception are strongly denied. Despite that refutation, it has invested in a number of projects associated with veterans of Torfan. | + | It came into being in 2178, shortly after the conflict at Torfan, though any links between that event and its inception are strongly denied. Despite that refutation, it has invested in a number of projects associated with veterans of Torfan. Senior VP at Hahne-Kedar and MD of HKVC, Angeline Kessler asserts that "the time was right for H-K to move into this sort of venture supporting Alliance veterans as they apply their knowhow in the civilian arena. We already have strong contacts with the military, why should the good work end when people are discharged?" |
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| + | HKVC has an arrangement with Penumbra whereby certain high-value pilot equipment is field-tested by the principals as the constraints of their missions allow. Each of these field tests are bound by strict NDAs and intellectual property controls. | ||
''Ortiz Exploration'' | ''Ortiz Exploration'' | ||
| − | A company created by Russell's grandfather, | + | A company created by retired Alliance Navy Captain Hector Ortiz (Russell's grandfather) in 2158, OE focuses primarily on exploration and surveying but also has a side-line in salvage and recovery. Leveraging it's founder and CEO's contacts in the Navy, it seeks out viable worlds for resource extraction and colonisation. As survey returns from Alliance probes and patrols are declassified, OE takes that raw data and mines it for potential leads for its explorator fleet to follow up. |
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| + | It was under it's auspices as a salvager that it was involved in the recovery of the ''SSV Salamanca'', the shipwreck that would become Penumbra's flagship. [''Fill in more when we've established the story around the salvage.''] | ||
| + | OE has a standing arrangement with Penumbra for priority access to all its survey data gathered in the course of its travel around the Milky Way. | ||
Revision as of 07:22, 1 May 2012
Penumbra maintains a diverse portfolio of investors, who provide capital funding for the operation in exchange for competitive rates of return on investment. All are subject to Penumbra's ethical code which stipulates the kinds of organisations we are willing to do business with.
If you wish to invest in Penumbra, please contact Serrice Financial and Investment Services to arrange an appointment.
Major Investors
The following organisations and persons are significant investors in Penumbra, and as such attract the greatest returns. They may also, from time to time, make requests of the principals to aid them in their particular areas of interest.
A quarian group representing those on their Pilgrimage
Funds covertly diverted from an Eclipse account
An asari interest associated with Yghorl
Aria T'Loak (a legitimate route to launder money, no doubt done through shell companies)
One of the institutions that also invests in the Grissom Academy
A company associated with a turian general known to Kirroe
Hahne-Kedar Venture Capital
HKVC is a subsidiary of the Hahne-Kedar conglomerate focusing on venture capital for new startup businesses, a way of the parent broadening their investments without increasing their risk exposure too greatly. Furthermore, it serves as a channel to field-test concept equipment on a small scale before large-scale production.
It came into being in 2178, shortly after the conflict at Torfan, though any links between that event and its inception are strongly denied. Despite that refutation, it has invested in a number of projects associated with veterans of Torfan. Senior VP at Hahne-Kedar and MD of HKVC, Angeline Kessler asserts that "the time was right for H-K to move into this sort of venture supporting Alliance veterans as they apply their knowhow in the civilian arena. We already have strong contacts with the military, why should the good work end when people are discharged?"
HKVC has an arrangement with Penumbra whereby certain high-value pilot equipment is field-tested by the principals as the constraints of their missions allow. Each of these field tests are bound by strict NDAs and intellectual property controls.
Ortiz Exploration
A company created by retired Alliance Navy Captain Hector Ortiz (Russell's grandfather) in 2158, OE focuses primarily on exploration and surveying but also has a side-line in salvage and recovery. Leveraging it's founder and CEO's contacts in the Navy, it seeks out viable worlds for resource extraction and colonisation. As survey returns from Alliance probes and patrols are declassified, OE takes that raw data and mines it for potential leads for its explorator fleet to follow up.
It was under it's auspices as a salvager that it was involved in the recovery of the SSV Salamanca, the shipwreck that would become Penumbra's flagship. [Fill in more when we've established the story around the salvage.]
OE has a standing arrangement with Penumbra for priority access to all its survey data gathered in the course of its travel around the Milky Way.
Minor Investors
Penumbra also has a range of minor investors who have contributed smaller sums for a commensurate return:
