Capital Markets Technologies, Inc (fka CMKT)

[1manband]

CMKT investigation in the Globe and Mail:

"Small island, big bet: How PEI lost its online gambling gamble"

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/small-island-big-bet-how-pei-lost-its-online-gambling-gamble/article23237214/

[brig]

CMKT... so what happens now is it for real just gone?

[Renee]

CMKT revoked:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin/2012/34-66707.pdf

[Renee]

CMKT SEC Suspension:

http://sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2012/34-66493.pdf

ADMIN Proceeding:

http://sec.gov/litigation/admin/2012/34-66492.pdf

[LMA]

Well, it is a long, long wait for something to happen with this company, but I do believe it will someday prove to be worth the wait. The economic issues that are now worldwide are not easy to work through, but this company will provide such a good benefit when it is operational.

[brig]

I say we see something within next few months... Not dead yet.

[heytony]

Sumptin' is up, anyone got any ideas?

[heytony]

How do we get ahold of Stuart McKinlay

He must know something about CMKT

"Claimatrix eliminates the expensive processes associated with manual claims issuance and control," says Stuart McKinlay, chief executive officer of the firm, which is owned by Toronto venture capital firm, Capital Market Technologies.

Quote from:
Service Automating Claims on Failed Transactions
http://www.securitiestechnologymonitor.com/issues/22_11/-25627-1.html


Let's get em

I think we should ALL email him @

Claimatrix
Email: [e-mail]


IT SAYS WE OWN THEM AND
Looks like they have co-opted everything WE invested in:
http://www.claimatrix.com/solutionoverview.asp



Solution Overview
Automation and collaboration lies at the heart of most banking and financial services systems and iBase claimatrix considers this a pre-requisite for providing cost reduction and efficiency gains in these challenging times.

This automated approach will empower identification of:
Date

* settlement process efficiency
* claims process efficiency
* settlement and claim inefficiency
* enterprise wide counterparty payables/receivables exposures
* full enterprise–wide point and life cycle audit trails
* claim process accountability.

iBase claimatrix supports automated claims for:
Date

* Interest (all financial instruments)
* Stock Loan/ Borrows
* Securities Buy-Ins
* Corporate Actions - Dividends
* Corporate Actions - Stock
* Payments
* Overdrafts
* Foreign Exchange Transactions
* Generic Claims: multi-variable template

There is no software to install and no software license to pay.
Just a simple, efficient, pay-as-you-go, utility.

Industry Process Issues addressed
Date

* Current manual claims processes: identification, capture, delivery, monitoring, matching, settlement.

* Claims communicated via expensive and inefficient faxes and telephones.
* Claims control is unconsolidated across entities.
* Claims processing and collection often sidelined as the cost of pursuing them currently exceeds the value of the claim.

Solution benefits
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* Secure Web-based SaaS service – no software installation
* Flexible and reduced costs through pay-as you- go.
* Hierarchical system design enables enterprise-wide solution.
* User community influence over platform functionality and scope
* Manual and Automatic Claims Entry & Capture.
* Claims Workflow and Lifecycles - Parameterised to Industry standards.
* Best-of-breed data collection templates, process standards and practices
* Internal and External control and accountability through case allocation & ownership throughout the claimcycle.
* Claims aggregation and net settlement opportunities
* Increased accuracy and control with real-time automation and alerts.
* Ability to convert all claim values back to a base currency of your choice
* Infinite reporting opportunities of open and archived claims.
* Intuitive graphical screens and workflow.

[gfung212]

This article mentions some recent action...


http://www.securitiestechnologymonitor.com/issues/22_11/-25627-1.html

[indianocean]

also the address listed for:
BREWER FINANCIAL SERVICES LLC
200 SOUTH MICHIGAN AVE 21ST FLOOR CHICAGO, IL 60604

http://www.usbanklist.com/brokeragefirms/illinois/chicago/

[heytony]

Maybe these guys know something...

...they have the same address as CMKT:


Rainmaker Securities Llc
Trade Name: Rainmaker Securities Llc
Address: 200 S MICHIGAN AVE STE 2100 CHICAGO, IL 60604
http://www.rainmakersecurities.com/index.htm


address obtained @:
http://www.usbanklist.com/brokeragefirms/illinois/chicago/location-1705/

[heytony]

Capital Markets Technologies, Inc. CMKT

http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/CMKT/quote







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[heytony]

Let's ask Jack!

I'll send him an email if you will.
You can contact Jack at [e-mail]

Remember Jack? That smile is from our money in his pocket!

JACK BOUROUDJIAN
CEO
Index Futures Group

Jack Bouroudjian is CEO of Index Futures Group, a Chicago company specializing in futures, options and managed futures programs. Previously, he was Senior Vice President of Equity Futures for Nikko Securities, the second-largest securities firm in Japan, Credit Agricole Futures (a wholly owned subsidiary of Credit Agricole, the 17th-largest bank in the world), and president of Commerz Futures (a subsidiary of Commerz Bank, the fourth-largest bank in Germany). Mr. Bouroudjian has served as the Chairman of the Equity Indices Committee, as a member of the Board of Directors of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange, and as Chairman or Co-Chairman of several educational, product, and regulatory committees during his term. Mr. Bouroudjian is a daily contributor to CNBC and has been a guest numerous times on CNBC's Squawk Box.



He is also the author of a recent book, Secrets of the Trading Pros (Wiley, 2007).

You can contact Jack at [e-mail]

[heytony]

Do these guys even exist anymore?

There was a lot of talk in 09 about what they would accomplish by spring/summer of this year.

Now I can't even get a connection on a weblink thru Etrade, Bloomberg, Yahoo...

Any insight you can provide would be appreciated.

Looking at this board it seems you, me, LMA and deeeg2 are the last 4 shareholders.

Maybe WE own the company!

REPORTS:
http://www.nasdaq.com/asp/quotes_sec.asp?symbol=CMKT&symbol=CBAI&selected=CMKT

[brig]

Why the heck do you come out of nowhere to post on this? I have a lot of hope for this one!!!

[heytony]

This one is going nowhere...

... and slow!

[LMA]

I do believe there is hope with CMKT. The CNBC website shows Feit as owner of 260,000 shares as of today 12/7/2010. That number of shares has increased. Why would an owner buy shares if there was no future for CMKT? I am an eternal optimist and still believe in the company.

[brig]

I wonder if there is any hope

[LMA]

There is new Ownership of CMKT. Looks like this happened at the end of the third quarter. Peter Feit owns 100% of the shares. This is according to the cnbc.com website info. I will research some more....this could be an interesting week....one way or another.

[brig]

I have 5 times my investment in one week... to bad I am averaged in at .78 :(

[brig]

:(

[LMA]

This is not looking good at all. I wish there would be some news of some sort.

[LMA]

I don't know. A huge volume going across compared to anything we have ever seen. Well, let's hope the adage of "No news, is good news" stands with this. I want in the worst way to stay confident with the company.

[brig]

Any thoughts? This is the lowest we have seem... I am guessing it is a loss cause?

[LMA]

I found this on CNBC.com. Type in CMKT and look under the ownership tab for CMKT. William Blair and Company is at 0 shares. They are an investment firm located in Chicago...according to Google. I was watching CNBC this morning and William Blair and Company was on a podium for the market open today.

[brig]

"I see the William Blair group is at 0 shares as part of CMKT ownership and they helped open the market this morning under their own name. Yesterday showed some positive activity for CMKT"

Please explain: Who is William Blair? What do you mean 0 shares?
They helped open the market this morning?

Please explain, sorry for my ignorance

[LMA]

I see the William Blair group is at 0 shares as part of CMKT ownership and they helped open the market this morning under their own name. Yesterday showed some positive activity for CMKT and we will continue to stay with CMKT because of the management and the technology used for financial transactions.

[LMA]

Good news to hear about CMT. We continue to have belief in the company and management.

[deeeg2]

Hello All,

I just had simplex respond to me in an email. CMT has a substantial ownership in Simplex but is a Minority owner. Simplex is still a privately held company.

[LMA]

Yes, this is good to see, and here's hoping it will continue. Businesses in Europe needs this no matter the financial things happening now. We are still positive about the company, although some news even if it is "things are still on track for implementation" would be nice to hear.

[brig]

Some volume coming in today :)

[LMA]

Hooray...Some activity. Not giving up hope on this...even with no news for whatever reason.

[heytony]

Yeah?

So what's the big secret?

[brig]

March will be very interesting for this little company!!!

[LMA]

Likewise here...adding shares for the great and expected day that we have been waiting.

[brig]

I've picked a few more shares up... expecting great things here

[brig]

starting to get very excited here... I think soon we will have smiles on our face again

[LMA]

CMKT still has the qualities I like for a company with partners who expect quality at the forefront. We still have great expectations and are remaining positive.

[brig]

I think things are going to begin happening very soon!!!

[LMA]

CMKT provides a positive service for European financials and they are doing well today. I wonder if news is coming soon?

[deeeg2]

I really hope so

[brig]

I agree... 2010 should be a great year for CMKT, long wait but I think it will all be worth it :)

[LMA]

We are optimistic about the coming year for CMKT.

[deeeg2]

about time for some news. Cant wait for next year.

[LMA]

This is some good news to restructure for success. We believe it is a good company with sound goals to achieve their purpose. We will be keeping our investment with CMT.

[brig]

Capital Markets Technologies Announces New Board as part of its Corporate Restructure

CHICAGO, Dec. 9 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Capital Markets Technologies "CMT" (OTC:CMKT) today announced that three of its former Board members - Peter Feit, Andy Aziz and Thomas Honey - have resigned from the Board and have been replaced by three new appointees as part of its corporate restructuring plans. The new appointees are Nick Warden, Nigel Woodward and Gary Jessop. The company has been focused in late 2009 on preparing its structure to address what its expects to be an exciting 2010 and future as the global economy and financial services responds to increasing positive trading conditions

Nick Warden is a partner in Hatch, a UK accountancy firm and will undertake the role of CFO. Mr Warden brings a depth of fiscal skills, procedures and disciplines to the group. Gary Jessop, partner at Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP, one of Canada's leading law firms will be legal counsel and advise on M&A. Nigel Woodward, Worldwide Director of Financial Services at Intel Corporation brings 30 years of experience in financial services and technology after successful careers in many of the major multi nationals which have shaped the industry as we know it today. These include GE, Thomson Reuters, Digital Equiment Corp and SUN Microsystems

Woodward confirms, "I see a significant and exciting opportunity for CMT and its strategy. As the market adapts to the impact of MiFID, the PSD and SEPA, as well as the fall-out from the financial crisis, new approaches around cloud computing, online business and service models technology will continue to be both an enabling and disruptive force, bringing new paradigms and replacing inefficient practice. I look forward to the execution of CMT's strategy being a catalyst in many of the new developments we see across payments, STP, cash and securities settlement, supply chain and beyond. With its current assets which include equity stakes in a SWIFT service bureau company as well as securities IP, and ownership of an IT resourcing firm, CMT is well positioned for the road ahead."

As its first set of actions, the new Board will bring the company's filings up to date and explain the company's future plans for 2010 and beyond

FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS

Certain statements contained in this news release that are not based on historical facts are "forward-looking statements" and are prospective. These statements may appear in a number of different places in this news release and can be identified by words such as "estimates", "projects", "expects", "intends", "believes", "plans", or their negatives or other comparable words. Forward-looking statements include statements regarding the outlook for CMT's future operations, plans and statements about future market conditions, supply and demand conditions, forecasts of future costs and expenditures, and other expectations, intentions and plans that are not historical fact. Such forward-looking statements are subject to risks, uncertainties and other factors which could cause actual results to differ materially from future results expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Many of these factors are beyond the control of CMT. Consequently, all forward-looking statements made in this news release are qualified by this cautionary statement and there can be no assurance those actual results or developments anticipated will be realized

Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 as amended, and is subject to the safe harbors created thereby. Such statements involve certain risks and uncertainties associated with an emerging company. Actual results could differ materially from those projected in the forward-looking statements as a result of risk factors discussed in Capital Markets Technologies reports that will be on file with the US Securities and Exchange Commission.

DATASOURCE: Capital Markets Technologies inc

CONTACT: Further information relating to CMT's new Board appointees is

available upon request. For further information about the company, please

email:

[LMA]

ec.europa.eu/internal_market/payments/sepa
This is an interesting web page for the European Commission with info on the progress of SEPA/PSD. Also, there was a conference in Brussels last week and another taking place this week in London (ICBI SEPA) to discuss SEPA (regulation) and PSD (legal side). I would hope we would hear some news soon for CMKT.

[brig]

I am expecting to hear something soon

[deeeg2]

Still haven't heard anything from them. fingers are still crossed.

[brig]

CMKT I think this could be the start of a exciting turn around!!!