Malárteagh Treágtacht

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Malárteagh Treágtacht means "Commercial Exchange" in ancient Gheldaght (the aboriginal Caledonian language. It is tightly bound commercial confederation built around an immense equity, bond and currency exchange which also controls a bank and many supporting services. It is located in Selkirk (city), on the Caledonian main planet Caledon (world).

Description (Portfolio)

The Malárteagh Treágtacht owns a dizzying number of ventures:

  • A sizeable bank - which, in addition to lending to large commercial interests, also provides stability and backup for the Malárteagh Treágtacht's operations.
  • An Equity Exchange - a "stock market" in which new companies can raise capital for innovation and expansion. This market operates out of a heavily secured facility near the top of the Pengillie Tower in the Selkirk financial district.
  • A Bond Exchange which trades in government and industrial securities
  • A currency exchange that provides the trading and speculation market for currencies both within and outside of the Principality.
  • A financial news bureau to ensure vital financial news travels as fast as possible, giving their traders a leg up on the rest of the Caledonian business world.
  • A communications service - which owns a few of its own 200-ton Free Traders and 100 ton Couriers, and charters others for special missions.

Commercial Competencies

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Governance & Organization

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Subsidiaries

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Stockholders

Stock ownership (1116):

  • No information yet available.

History & Background (Dossier)

The Malárteagh Treágtacht was formed in 559 by representatives of several dozen Caledonian clan Credit Pools. These credit pools - a traditional facet and function of Caledonian clans - had been a traditional part of Caledonian clan life, helping life some clans from destitution to prosperity, and occasionally immense wealth.

In 559, the chieftans and "counselors" (finance lieutenants) of several key Caledonian clans signed Articles of Charter pooling their resources, and setting expectations for reaping rewards and paying for losses - which which there have been relatively few in the past 400-odd years.

Trade Partners

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Trade Competitors

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Activities

The Malárteagh Treágtacht plays a key role in bringing some sense of commercial order to business affairs around the Deep, and in surrounding states; a speculative spike here can affect commerce in the neighboring areas of the Imperium and the Aslan Hierate, as well as the other states in Reaver's Deep and the Scotian Deep.

The Financial Network

Malárteagh Treágtacht serves as a nexus for a large, constantly-changing network of smaller exchanges - some broad-based, others dealing in narrow markets and derivatives, in highly complex, adaptive and nearly unregulated (outside the bounds of Caledonian contract law) system. The exchange is comprised of thousands of traders, working in an exchange complex in "The City", the financial district of Caledon's capitol city of Selkirk - and a much bigger network of offices connected via Caledon's immense fiber-optic network, and (throughout the rest of Reaver's Deep) by courier.

In Game Terms

The Malárteagh Treágtacht employs, and when necessary subcontracts, trusted help to guard the couriers that bring currency and information between systems.

Worlds & Sectors (Astrography)

This business is primarily known to operate out of the following locations:

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