[b][LONDON, 15/5/2018][/b] - This is important because some investments are high-risk and so only experienced investors with the right level of capital behind them are suitable for this type of scheme.

As an introducer of investment opportunities, Amyma can help its clients with the self-certification process. It comes in four stages, which Amyma guides its clients through.

[b]Filling in the declaration with Amyma[/b]

The first step is for the investor to fill in the self-certification form to send to investment companies London. Amyma sends its clients a digital template via email. It has the relevant information on it for this particular case, as specified in their consultation with their Amyma agent, which declares the investors assets, level of investment experience and capital on the form. All they need to do to complete it is to input their name, email address and digital signature. This self-certification is valid for one year and it takes about two minutes to complete.

[b]Sending in the self-certification to Amyma[/b]

Once complete, the investor returns the form to Amyma, which they send to all potential investment companies London that are suitable for this client.

Receiving the marketing materials from investment companies London

After receiving the self-certification from Amyma, potential investment companies London send their promotional information to the investor, who uses this as a basis to make their decision on whether to fund this particular scheme. They may also meet with directors of the investment companies London as part of this process.

[b]Choosing the investment[/b]

Once an investor has decided to go ahead, they can speak directly with the investment companies London or Amyma can act as a mediator to complete the funding procedure. There is a 14-day cooling-off period in which the investor can decide to withdraw their funds should their financial circumstances change.

After 14 days they are sent a welcome pack by the investment companies London and the details of the partnerships are held at Companies House, until such time as the investment with the investment companies London has matured and the agreements are dissolved.