Tally-Ho Ventures Signs Their First Franchise Selling Agreement For $6 Million

March 23, 2006 by Mark | 2 Comments

Biz.Yahoo:

Tally-Ho Ventures Inc., an international wealth management firm, announced today the franchise of the operational side of its non-European distribution arm, Belgravia Intervest, to Affinity Trust, a European registered firm of financial advisers.

Affinity Trust has agreed to pay the Company $100,000 per month for five years with an option to purchase this division at the end of the contract.

Peter Smith, Chief Executive Officer of Tally-Ho Ventures stated, “In line with our longer term view for Tally-Ho to become a dominant force in the European financial services markets we believe in leveraging our brand name. Franchising is an excellent vehicle to do so. The gross margins that will be generated by this transaction should be tremendous. The franchise model has always been in our plans and this first move is truly a milestone”.

Roy Childs, CEO of Affinity Trust added, “Belgravia Intervest is a very strong name in its markets, the management is strong and effective and we are delighted to be able to have the opportunity of being involved with such a prestigious group. They have been the market leaders for a long time and this route of franchise further confirms their innovative and leading attitude. We are more than pleased with the final conclusion of this transaction and look forward to building our franchise by double digit percentages over the next year.”

ABOUT TALLY-HO VENTURES Inc.
Tally-Ho Ventures is an independent private wealth management organization focused on serving the needs of expatriates, small institutions and high net-worth individuals. The company currently has $1bn of money under administration and is based in Europe

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  • concerned on March 26th, 2006 at 6:48 am


  • shark catcher on September 25th, 2006 at 7:48 am

    firstly,

    smith and his antics appears on many SCAM directories.

    Tally ho ventures / affinity trust / belgravia intervest / BIG belgravia group / Master finance / Pro trust are all associated companies.

    Smith pays for the feel good news releases.

    Why would anyone or any company pay for access or agencies to insurers? These are given to financial advisers for free! just pick up the phone to companies like royal skandia and ask how much it costs for an agency if you want to check.

    smith doesn’t pay his staff, hardly the workings of a succesfull business model!

    There is so much info flying about the web about this guy and his outfits that anyone who loses money from now on almost deserves to for being that stupid

    oh, i heard a rumour that roy childs is Peter smiths ” partner” or special friend . Not sure if that is true though.

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