Tokenisation has led to the creation of a number of different token types. These mainly consist of equities, bonds and the fractional ownership of assets, with a particular focus on property, which I’ve mentioned in part two of this series. However, there are a whole host of instruments that are securities but have yet to be traded on any exchange...
07 August 2019
Security tokens typically fall into two categories: the tokenisation of traditional financial assets, such as equities, bonds and funds; and a new asset class which involves the direct part ownership of assets, also known as ‘fractional ownership’. Both of these areas are receiving an increasing amount of attention. Below I’ll examine how fraction...
05 August 2019
Talk of tokenisation within the financial industry has been popular as of late, with initial focus centring on tokenising traditional securities, such as equities and bonds. But there is now talk of extending tokenisation to encompass physical assets, covering property or even artwork. This series of articles touches upon the benefits of tokenisin...
31 July 2019
Ian RutlandCEO at Miura Systems
Rafael Samuel-LajeunesseCEO at Mr
Orkhan NasibovCEO at Guavapay, Ph.D. in Economics
Rita OchigavaCEO at Tranzzo
Renato OliveiraCEO at ebankIT
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