by Oscar Jofre | Sep 25, 2018 | KoreConX, KoreToken, Security Token
The first KoreSummit event just got even more interesting. We are thrilled to announce Mr. David Weild IV, the father of the JOBS Act, as our keynote speaker. Weild is currently CEO and Chairman of Weild & Co. He also gathers the expertise of the most competitive...
by Oscar Jofre | Sep 17, 2018 | Blockchain, Fintech, KoreChain, KoreConX, KoreToken, Legal
Security Token – and all the technology and buzzwords that go with it – is not an easy topic. Search these terms online, and you can get lost in a labyrinth of links, manuals and definitive guides. Above all, you will find many experts that will guarantee...
by Oscar Jofre | Sep 12, 2018 | Blockchain, Fintech, Investor Relations, KoreChain, KoreConX, KoreToken, Legal, SEC, Security Token
Security Token Offering is a serious business. The days of the ICO are over. These are clear messages not only from the SEC and other regulatory bodies but also from thoughtful and experienced professionals. The SEC, in particular, is delivering this message mainly...
by Oscar Jofre | Sep 6, 2018 | BoardRoom, CapTable, Compliance, DealRoom, Investor Relations, KoreConX, KoreToken, Legal, Transfer Agent
I know, the title is odd. But the goal is to show how a company is formed and what is required for it to be maintained. What most of the public sees is only related to sales or marketing, never the insides of the corporate structure or management. The first step each...
by Oscar Jofre | Jul 9, 2018 | Blockchain, Compliance, KoreChain, KoreConX, KoreToken, Legal, SEC, Security Token, Transfer Agent
Andrea Tinianow, the founding director of the Delaware Blockchain Initiative (and ‘Blockchain Czarina’), recently published a very insightful article on the significant gap in the mainstream protocols for security tokens. The gap is in the way the Delaware Blockchain...
by Oscar Jofre | Jun 27, 2018 | Blockchain, KoreBriefing, KoreChain, KoreContract, KoreConX, KoreToken, Security Token
ICOs suffer from disapproval from not only the SEC but also several media that have banned ICO advertising. This disapproval seems justified, since many of the ICOs had no business plans, no product, no service, no credible team, and no roadmap for generating value....
