初期知的財産権公開を理解する: 資本市場の新時代 金融の世界は常に進化しており、近年の最も革新的な開発の 1 つが初期知的財産権公開 (IPRO) の概念です。この概念は、しばしば過小評価されている知的財産 (IP) 資産を活用する、画期的な資金調達アプローチを表しています。IPRO は、企業が知的財産を裏付けとする証券の提供を通じて資金を調達する方法です。この記事では、IPRO について詳しく調べ、知的財産収益証券 (IPIS)、知的財産ロイヤルティ証券 (IPRS)、知的財産ライセンス証券 (IPLS) という 3 つの主要な IP 証券の種類について説明します。[…]
知的財産証券市場では、次の知的財産資産クラスに対する3種類の知的財産証券が上場されます: 知的財産投資株式(「IPIS」) 知的財産ロイヤルティ株式(「IPRS」) 知的財産ライセンス株式(「IPLS」) 第1フェーズでは、映画とシリーズ、特許、テクノロジー、音楽作品が対象となります。第2フェーズでは、ライセンス、フランチャイズ、半導体、トポロジーにまで拡大されます。
知的財産証券会社（IPSE）は、NASDAQまたはCBOEに知的財産証券（IPS）の新しい市場セクターを創設する予定です。計画されている市場セクターでは、次の知的財産資産クラスに対する3種類の知的財産証券が上場されます：知的財産投資株（IPIS）、知的財産ロイヤルティ株（IPRS）、知的財産ライセンス株（IPLS）:第1フェーズでは、映画とシリーズ、特許、テクノロジー、音楽作品が対象となります。第2フェーズでは、ライセンス、フランチャイズ、半導体、トポロジーにまで拡大されます。
Definition Securitization is a process applying one legal and one financial mechanism. Legally, securitization operates on the principle of incorporating generallythe ownership rights, but potentially other rights to an asset or a pool ofassets into a security so that said rights cannot be alienated in any wayindependently of said security. Financially, securitization aims at converting illiquid assets into tradablesecurities on a financial market, thereby making said assets liquid. What is Intellectual Property Securitization? IPS is the application of the securitization process described under 1.1 Definition, to IP. While it could be potentially applied to any sort of IP, whether registered or unregistered, such as trade secrets, we limit our operations
A securities distribution service typically consists of two main parts: private distribution and public distribution. These two methods of distribution represent different approaches to offering securities (like stocks, bonds, etc.) to investors. Private Distribution: Target Audience: In private distribution, securities are offered to a select group of investors rather than the general public. This group often includes institutional investors, high-net-worth individuals, and other accredited investors. Regulatory Environment: The process is usually less regulated compared to public offerings. It doesn’t require the same level of disclosure or adherence to public securities laws, such as those enforced by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Purpose and Features: This method is often
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Intellectual Property Ownership Shares (IPOS) invented by Marc Deschenaux represent an innovative financial instrument in the realm of intellectual property (IP) investment. These securities offer a unique dual-component structure, merging co-ownership in IP assets with the benefits of pass-through securities. This new form of investment vehicle aims to bridge the gap between IP creators, referred to as Intellectual Property Issuers, and investors seeking to capitalize on the lucrative potential of intellectual properties. Co-ownership Share The first component of IPOS is the co-ownership share. This aspect allows investors to hold a direct stake in an intellectual property, be it a patent, trademark, copyright, or any other form of legally recognized IP.
Intellectual Property Licensing Shares (IPLS) represent an innovative financial instrument in the investment landscape, created by Marc Deschenaux. This novel class of securities introduces a unique blend of licensing assignment and pass-through elements, creating a bridge between Intellectual Property (IP) Issuers and Investors. The Concept of Intellectual Property Licensing Shares At its core, IPLS allows investors to be a part of the intellectual property’s economic journey. It is composed of two main elements: Licensing Assignment ShareThis component of IPLS provides investors with a share in the licensing rights of a particular intellectual property. Unlike traditional ownership of shares in a company, this form of investment grants the investor a direct
Bridging Investors with Intellectual Property In the dynamic world of finance, the introduction of Intellectual Property Royalties Shares (IPRS) invented by Marc Deschenaux, marks a significant innovation, offering a unique investment opportunity that directly connects investors with the fruits of intellectual creativity. IPRS are a new kind of security that combines elements of royalties assignment and pass-through securities, creating a novel pathway for investment in intellectual property (IP). Understanding Intellectual Property Royalties Shares Royalties Assignment Share: At the core of IPRS is the concept of royalties assignment. This component enables investors to receive a portion of the royalties earned from a particular intellectual property. This could include royalties from patents,
Indirect IP Securitization In today’s knowledge-driven economy, Intellectual Property (IP) assets such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets, have become one of the most valuable assets of many companies. As the importance of IP has grown, so has the need for innovative ways to monetize these assets. One such method is the indirect securitization of IP through a trust or a company. Indirect Intellectual Property Securitization (IPS) is a financial process where IP assets are bundled together and sold to a trust or a company known as a Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV). The SPV, in turn, issues securities backed by these IP assets and sells them to investors. The