Recent content by thomasparra

Exactly. I will definitely do for my next contract and use it as a template for future uses.

I am using Airwallex but it seems that I can only pay the contractors thru direct transfers by inputting their ACH/SWIFT (in US) bank account or IBAN (in EU). In other words I need to ask for their banking information and address details over email when paying them and I believe this might...

Here is an update on using ChatGPT to draft legal agreements. I drafted two agreements, one of 5 pages and the other ones of 10 pages. I uploaded templates used by other companies in the same space as mine as reference and I was a bit disappointed with ChatGPT. I used ChatGPT 4 through Poe and...

I dont need a license for what I do as I don’t manage assets but i deal with lots of first hand information so there is definitely a large compliance part to this business.

This is probably going to be the route I take, Chat GPT + manual review & lawyer review for larger clients in the future. This client is small in terms of its structure but they manage big money. They seem to be relaxed about things, contract is not too detailed and pretty straightforward but I...

Thanks a lot. I am trying it now and I will report back results

Thanks, I will try this route. Any tips on guiding ChatGPT through generating the contract? Can I upload the model as reference or copy paste the entire document you think?

Thank you, I thought about using ChatGPT but last time I tried ChatGPT 3.5 the response was very short, I think they restrict it now to reduce computer power. I guess I need to be more persuasive and take its hand but maybe there is a legaltech with a customised bot based on ChatGPT out there...

I am onboarding a large VC client and given the very short turnaround on the project I currently don't have the bandwidth to draft the client agreement. I have 1-2 models from large industry players which render most of the very services that I am providing and they are each about 20-page long...

Stocks as individual companies will be tough without a proper structure I think. For ETFs, just any Irish domiciled fund will be fine, doesn't matter where it's traded (on LSE, in Amsterdam or Italy/Switzerland all work as the fund itself is still domiciled in Ireland). Any broker will do...

I think you quoted my post from another thread. I definitely did not write this on here

But I was always told the UK is one of the best countries in the world to run a business thanks to their streamlined and painless company creation and maintenance system. Was I lied to?

lol and the custom guys so desperate who spent hours trying all the atms around the airport for Arnold to give the cash to them… even the Russian mafia gives you days or even weeks to pay them back lol

In pattaya, what is the nationality of attackers and victims in general?

If this type of bill passes (and it definitely will, maybe not this one specifically), it will affect both individual investors (ETFs) but also institutional investors including private entities who invest in ETFs or directly in the capital of Chinese companies. The US would of course try to...