Asset verification
Reviewing, valuing and documenting properties in machine-readable form.
How real estate, project development, AI and tokenisation are growing together. Clearly explained, honestly assessed.
Reviewing, valuing and documenting properties in machine-readable form.
Planning financing, repayment routes, legal framework and issuance.
A security without paper: held electronically, transferable faster, within the EU legal framework. The basics in five minutes.
What exactly is tokenised, who owns what afterwards, and why it is more than a trend.
Why real estate, hotels and campsites could become the largest asset class of tokenisation.
Three ways to raise capital, and why they differ so much for investors and issuers.
With the removal of § 6 WpPG, companies may offer securities themselves. Opportunities, obligations and limits.
What the Listing Act allows, what the securities information sheet must provide and where the threshold ends.
Bank, income, sale, follow-on issuance or a mix: how to calculate repayment before the purchase.
An operator finds no buyer with bank financing. How the community could provide the capital, calculated as an example.
How a company could release capital tied up in real estate and involve its own workforce. A thought model.
The most important changes for real assets and digital securities, dated and briefly explained.
A tangible asset such as a property, a hotel or a campsite that can generate income.
A security that is not held on paper but electronically in a register.
Rights to an asset are represented as digital units and become electronically transferable.
A short, standardised document that replaces a prospectus for smaller offers.
The issue of new securities to investors.
The smallest unit of a security that an investor can acquire.
Fixed formats for project developers, businesses facing succession and advisers.
Tokenisation of real estate portfolios in half a day. For management and real estate departments.