Coronavirus Is Exposing Cracks in Banking Tech

April 30, 2020September 1, 2020 Leave a reply 26

R3 CEO David E Rutter said expansion in fintech is “unbelievably positive”. We agree.

Owners of seldom-traded illiquid assets are tormented by the downdraft in valuations from this crisis. They are in free fall because so-called “last-traded” prices are bleak – and that correspondingly means their balance sheets take unintended hits. Better data won’t solve all the world’s problems; but it makes them more manageable. #VerifiedByInveniam

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Inveniam Capital Partners is laying the foundation for the digitization of the Private Markets at the intersection of the Capital Markets, Blockchain, and Big Data. Our work involves notarizing, validating, and indexing the data in an event series on the blockchain for data-rich assets. This allows real time pricing of private, seldom traded assets as well as risk management, and other quantitative driven investment strategies into the private markets.

Coronavirus Is Exposing Cracks in Banking Tech

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Step 1: Create a Deal

Step 4: Create a Digital Financial Instrument: Distribute

Step 3: Create a Digital Financial Instrument

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Step 5: Retain the Data

Step 7: Price the Asset

Step 8: Price the Asset, 2

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