Science & Technology
Science and Technology
Science and Technology
Wed, February 4, 2009
AJENE WATSON, LLC: AJENE WATSON, LLC Anticipates Strong 2009
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - February 4, 2009) - While 2008 opened and closed on a high note for the namesake New York financial services and business development firm AJENE WATSON, LLC, 2009 is expected to further position the company as a formidable player within the financial services industry.
"The success of 2008 was very surprising," says Ajene Watson, founder of AJENE WATSON, LLC and developer of the corporate and executive stock loan program True Loan. "Given that I had to deal with one of my greatest personal losses, the usual difficulties of forming a brand new company and the overall chaos of the global markets, we did extremely well all things considered."
The firm is generally tight-lipped about future plans. However, those close to the company indicate that the primary intent of the first half of the year may be to focus on the endeavors of the firm's subsidiary, True Lending Platforms ([ www.truestockloan.com ]). For several years now, the lending strategy company has diligently worked on the development and deployment of a corporate/executive restricted stock loan program which could ultimately prove to be one of the most compliant stock loan products offered within the securities collateralized lending industry. A formal announcement of the product and strategy's launch is expected sometime this year. AJENE WATSON, LLC will certainly be compelled to pay close attention to its internet client, eDOORWAYS Corp. (
Many public and private companies have been lining up in hopes of receiving the "hands on" style approach to business development and funding services AJENE WATSON, LLC offers. Watson tells that in all good conscience, the firm will not generally take on more than two or three new companies per year; meaning, the lion's share of the prospective clients currently vying for the group's attention will most probably have to return next year. "We live and die with our clients, so we choose wisely," says Watson. "Over the years I've watched financial groups milk companies with promises of grandeur, but at the end of the day, the company was back on the street a year later still seeking capital. They receive no further support from their original suitor and often times are in worse shape than the year prior."
The company's management style has so far produced moderate but very quantifiable success. Yet, by Watson's own admission, the greatest proof of the firm's services is revealed in the long term. This of course is less attractive for those corporations who are seeking long term results forced into a short period of time. Nonetheless, opportunities for this division are plentiful and may very well result in the AJENE WATSON, LLC inking several million dollar deals this year.
With the combination of several impending launches and prospective new business, 2009 seems to promise AJENE WATSON, LLC greater visibility and increased revenues.
