[Overseas Strategy May 9 Highlights] How the Government's Monopoly on the EB5 Project Creates Windfalls

[Worldway U.S. Investment Immigration Latest News] It is well known that U.S. investment immigration has two major risks—investment risk and employment risk. For EB5 investors, the primary concern is whether the green card and permanent residency can be secured while also ensuring the safe return of the $500,000 principal. As a project that inherently carries risks, can the EB5 investment immigration program truly guarantee both the principal and the green card? On May 9, the Shanghai First Financial "Overseas Strategy" program theme—"Grasping Both Principal and Green Card" provided an insightful analysis: Grasping both principal and green card, creating windfalls artificially, the government's absolute monopoly on the EB5 project is indeed capricious. "Shanghai First Financial Channel" broadcast time: May 9, 2015 (Saturday) 9:00; please pay attention!

[Overseas Strategy May 9 Program Highlights Interpretation] Worldway has launched the approved pure government EB-5 project—the Pennsylvania Turnpike Project, which is monopolized by the Pennsylvania state government agency—the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission for holding, investing, operating, managing, and maintaining, and is fully backed by the government credit rating and financial responsibility of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission for all borrowing and repayment obligations.Because it is operated under government monopoly, and the Pennsylvania Act 44 grants the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission strong pricing and tolling autonomy, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Project is not disturbed by market competition, ensuring good cash flow and revenue stability. In addition, the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission is also the largest and most active government bond issuer in Pennsylvania, with senior revenue bonds rated A1/A+/A+ by the three major rating agencies, and its bonds are invested in by top global institutions. In the 75-year history of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, there have been zero repayment defaults.It is precisely because the Pennsylvania Turnpike Project does not rely on the repayment from the current investment project itself, but rather on the credit rating and finances of the Pennsylvania state government and the entire revenue of the Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission for repayment, that it has become a rare government monopoly project in the market with extremely high repayment capability. Currently, the second phase of the project has already been oversubscribed for 100 slots. Please consult: 400-138-2929