PTG Studios “Mundo Latino” to feature Nacional Financiera S.N.C.

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PTG Studios “Mundo Latino” to feature Nacional Financiera S.N.C.

June 6, 2007, Deerfield Beach, FL –Platinum Television Group is pleased to announce that Nacional Financiera S.N.C. will be featured on its innovative, educational television series, Mundo Latino. Nacional Financiera S.N.C. will be showcased exclusively on “Oportunidad de Inversion en Mexico” in the El Sueno Mexicano Series.

Nacional Financiera, S.N.C., (Nafinsa or the Institution) is a Development Banking Institution that operates in accordance with the rules of its own Organic Law, in accordance with the Law of Credit Institutions, and the rules issued by the National Banking Securities (NBSC). The objectives of Nafinsa are to promote the overall development and modernization of the industrial sector with a regional approach; stimulate the development of financial markets and act as financial agent of the Federal Government in the negotiation, contracting and management of credits from abroad.

The segment will educate viewers on how to invest in Mexico, including the different services and financial advice offered by the bank.

The Institution has been concerned with diversification and expansion of Mexico’s industrial base since its beginnings in 1934. Through the 1950’s to the 1970’s the Institution became Mexico's chief mechanism for financing large infrastructure projects and industrial plants. Since then, their efforts have been directed towards developing a solid financial system and improved financial intermediation by promoting domestic savings towards further new investment in the industrial, commercial and service sectors.

In today’s global economy, worldwide strategy has caused Mexico’s development banking system to become specialized and the role of participating institutions, including Nafinsa, is to support the modernization of key economic sectors and to promote them in the world markets.  Nacional Financiera aims to be distinguished as the chief ally of the small and medium-sized enterprises in Mexico.

Financially they intend to produce a larger income through foreign exchange operations, money and capital market.

For further information, see www.nafin.com.