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LONDON - Valereum Plc, a fintech company specializing in tokenisation technology, is set to participate in the upcoming Maxim Group virtual conference titled "Digital Assets 2025: To Bitcoin and Beyond," it was announced today. The company’s CEO, Nick Cowan, will engage in a fireside chat with Maxim Group analyst Matthew Galinko on Wednesday at 3:30 GMT.
The conference will provide a platform for Valereum to discuss its proprietary technology, known as ’The Bridge’ DFMI (Digital Financial Market Infrastructure), which aims to revolutionize the financial markets by enabling tokenised trading with T-Instant settlement at the point of trade. This innovation is designed to transform the traditional T+1 settlement cycle, allowing for immediate completion of transactions in registered securities.
Valereum’s participation in the conference underscores its commitment to advancing the tokenised digital markets sector. The company’s technology is expected to facilitate the unlocking of capital and creation of value across various financial markets, including private real-world assets and public markets. With the potential market size for real-world assets projected to reach between $16 and $64 trillion by 2030, according to BCG, and traditional public markets currently valued at over $100 trillion, Valereum aims to capitalize on these opportunities through licensing its technology and operating exchanges and marketplaces.
The fireside chat will likely cover the far-reaching benefits of tokenisation, which Valereum asserts will remove inefficiencies in current public capital markets, unlock value in illiquid assets, and provide a wider range of investment choices. The technology is also geared towards facilitating efficient and secure storage and transmission of value, making capital accessible that was previously too complex or expensive to unlock.
Maxim Group LLC, hosting the virtual conference, is a New York-based full-service investment banking, securities, and wealth management firm. It is registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and is a member of several regulatory organizations, including FINRA, SIPC, and NASDAQ.
Valereum’s engagement at the conference is based on a press release statement and is expected to attract interest from investors seeking to understand the implications of tokenisation technology on the future of finance.
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