Real estate
Structure and tokenise real estate portfolios and corporate bonds to increase liquidity, reduce costs, and accelerate time to market.
| REIT Fund | Tokenisation | |
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Access to Markets |
Limited variety and fixed proportions |
Enables fractionalisation, lowering minimum investment requirements and allowing for more investors to participate in the funding process |
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Efficiencies |
Repetitive processes and long settlement times (T+2/3) |
Automates and combines trade confirmation, affirmation, and allocation into one step, allowing for rapid payment and settlement |
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Liquidity |
Limited shares and investor base with secondary market trading limited to specific market hours |
Permits single assets, REITs, and unlisted REITs to be traded electronically 24/7 to a global investor base |
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Flexibility |
Portfolios are limited to REIT exposure |
Allows for the creation of custom and unique product offerings with defined investor rights |
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Data Democratisation |
Siloed data and low transparency (especially for non-listed REITs) |
Disseminates asset information and provides transparency, giving people real-time access to due diligence information |
Key Benefits
- Increase transparency between buyers and sellers with less administrative work and middle man
- Increase investor pools by offering fractionalisation to decrease minimum requirements for investment
- Frictionless and quick transfer of ownership with complete transparency and accuracy
Regulation A (U.S.)
Tokenised real estate portfolios in order to be traded on the secondary market
Bonds
Tokenised bonds to facilitate acquisition and construction of real estate
Real estate financing
Real estate token offering to finance development