Sister Company Operations and Projects:
Our partnerships are global with clients in government and iconic organizations around the world – specifically:
Uzbekistan, USA, Austria, UK, Greece, Luxembourg, Australia & Belgium
Our partners include Gnosis Capital in the USA, Gnosis Capital Europe and Compass Europe, Compass Uzbekistan.
SOGDA Business – Uzbekistan have just signed a Euro 25 Billion for the following project:
THE GREATEST REAL ESTATE AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT IN THE WORLD!
Uzbek Dream© is the greatest development project in the world, focused on industrial, financial hub and tourism development. The project has come to life after several years of studies of the potential for Samarkand Region and reflects the need to advance the region to the next level of development.
The Concept
THE CONCEPT
Uzbek Dream© is being developed to catalyse Uzbekistan’s largest financial services potential by offering world-class infrastructure to attract top talent in the country To target 8-10% of Financial
Services potential in Uzbekistan Creation of up to 800,000 direct and indirect jobs Up to 8 million sq. m. of real estate office and residential space.
The realization of this project opens a number of opportunities for Uzbekistan as a great country to prove it is ready to set extremely high standards for future projects of this nature.
The Uzbek Dream© will come to life in a pristine corner of the Earth, in the region of Samarkand, located on the South-East of the country, in the middle corridors, connecting One Industry, One Road from Middle Asia to Europe. The exquisite location of the region once made it of interest of military use, but fortunately, its potential as the financial centre of Central Asia, connected to the rest of the world, was recognized and will soon be fulfilled.
Core Financial Services
Financial Services Operation
1. National Financial Services operation’s hub
Financial Services Corporate Centre
2. Regional / Functional headquarters for financial services players
3. International Hub for Insurance and Re-insurance
Selected product Markets
4. Private Banking Hub for wealthy Nationals and Foreigners
5. International Microfinance Hub
Capital Markets & Trading
6. International Commodity Trade Hub
7. Participation in Global Capital Markets
IT Services
8. Global Hub for IT Services for Financial Services Sector
ITeS/BPO Services
9. Global Hub for BPO Services for Financial Services Sector
COMPASS UZBEKISTAN: A SINGLE WINDOW CLEARANCE
COMPASS UZBEKISTAN IS THE MASTER DEVELOPER OF THE UZBEK DREAM© DEVELOPMENT:
• Uzbek dream© urban development authority constituted for well-planned urban development of The area;
• Uzbek dream© notified committee, constituted for the better management at city level;
• Compass Uzbekistan has power distribution license for the area.
• Government of Uzbekistan approved Uzbek dream© multi service special economic zone as an International finance services centre.
• Uzbek dream© is the only approved IFSC in Uzbekistan
WHY CREATE A FREE-ECONOMIC ZONE?
There are two goals behind the development of most Free-Economic Zones. The first goal is the desire to generate economic growth, the second goal is to integrate the regional economy with the global economy.
A Free-Economic Zone acts to stimulate growth because the capital, technology and resources introduced into the zone create new job opportunities for local workers and business opportunities for local companies to sell goods to enterprises within the zone. Most often, the activity is driven by
Direct Foreign Investment (FDI).
The Free-Economic Zone integrates the region with the global economy by creating goods for export, attracting foreign currency, and providing opportunities for companies outside the Free-Economic Zone to trade with international firms.
Free-Economic Zones are developed to take advantage of a country’s comparative advantage in natural resources, existing infrastructure, or labour. Most Free-Economic Zones are developed around existing infrastructure to reduce the amount of investment required, to support the facilities already in place, and to promote continuing infrastructure development.
Free-Economic Zones of all types are tools used by governments to create areas of concentrated commercial, trade, or industrial activity.
Free-Economic Zones rely on access to transportation to make them viable. Indeed, it was an airport that caused the development of the first EPZ. For most Free-Economic Zones, access to one or more modes of transport is critically necessary for the successful development of the Free-Economic Zone.
Finally, a Free-Economic Zone can serve as a region where a country with an economy in transition can liberalize the economy without having to make dramatic changes in laws and tradition throughout the rest of the Country.