7 Years Ago

Jonny Fry

7 Years Ago |
Luxury Brand points to a more collaborative style of capitalism
 
Louis Vuitton Moet Hennessey (LVMH), which had a turnover of $46.8 billion in 2018,is the owner of luxury brands including the wine producer Chateau d’Yquem (which has been a vintner since 1593) and has officially announced a Blockchain-powered platform called Aura.
Aura is designed to enable luxury brands to be able to track materials that are used to manufacture items, through supply channels and production, to the shops where they are sold. It is also the intention to use Aura for some luxury brands for the trade of second-hand items such...

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Jonny Fry

7 Years Ago |
If you would like to come next Monday we have MakerDAO talking about Stablecoins, Jess Houlgrave talking about how Blockchain is being used by auction houses and ‘2030’ presenting lessons on being UK’s first STO Please use this link to register as spaces are limited https://www.meetup.com/ICO-Meetup-London/events/260487288/

Sharon Henley

7 Years Ago |
What better way to kick of the 6th Annual London Fintech Week than with an evening of Women In Blockchain.

We are excited to invite you to come discover, learn and discuss opportunities in blockchain in a relaxed and friendly environment. Come and learn how Blockchain can it bring a considerable added-value to business, relax over a glass of wine, network, share stories and insights with Blockchain novices and experts alike.

We will open the conversation with a short introduction on Blockchain technology and will then hear from select speakers discussing some real-world use cases. We will then have a wonderful opportunity...

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7 Years Ago Sharon Henley Said:
Hi Sushil,
We will do our best to record all the events and activities during the week. These will be posted on the FinTech Worldwide YouTube channel. https://www.youtube.com/user/FinTechWeek
Sharon
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Jonny Fry

7 Years Ago |
 New European prospectus legislation and the 5thMoney laundering directive will help STOs
 
The European Union last year agreed on new prospectus regulationsthat will come in to force on 21/07/19, which will give clarity as to how much capital a company is able to raise when doing a securities offering in each member state. It will be possible to raise up to Euros 8 million within any 12-month period from the general public, without the need for a prospectus.
The summary below shows the different amounts that each country will allow to be raised before a prospectus is required:

 
This new regulation will...

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