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Tokenise invited to the 2019 UK FinTech Trade Mission to Mexico
- Published August 28, 2019 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
Tokenise has been invited by the United Kingdom Department of International Trade to attend their trade mission to Mexico.
The trade mission to Mexico provides Tokenise with a unique opportunity to meet with key players in the Mexican market, including investors, innovators and regulators. Mike Kessler, Founder and CEO of Tokenise, will be presenting at the mission demonstrating how Tokenise can give access to a wider investor community and the SME sector in Latin America.
Tokenise’s strategic objective to create a global network of brokers and exchanges and Mexico is one of the key jurisdictions in this market.
About Tokenise
Tokenise provides an end-to-end capital markets solution using blockchain technology to tokenise securities (including; equities, bonds, funds, royalties, private equity, assets and securitisation vehicles), from primary issuance, secondary trading to clearing and settlement. Tokenise is creating a community for entities that are looking to raise money, and for investors looking to invest in these businesses.
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