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Virtual assets and fractional banking

Before there was any clearer regulation of virtual assets (e.g., crypto), statements from various regulators or draft laws, it was initially obvious that the new actors did not want to be, let’s say, traditional. From the start they viewed leverage with great suspicion. But not only that. The structure, in general, was being shaped around having 100% backing of what was collected, and they also did not want to borrow against it. In other words, funds were raised from third pa

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Liquidity, investment banking, and volatility

The story is somewhat repetitive, at least modern history in the field of financial regulation. As we well know, during the Great Depression the Glass-Steagall Banking Act of 1933 was enacted, which, for our purposes, required the separation of commercial banking on the one hand, and investment banking on the other. Before the financial crash, banking was rather lightly regulated and, although it worked to set capital in motion, with the Great Depression its negative external

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Greenshoes as a Way to Stabilize New Issues and SpaceX

IPOs are difficult operations to carry out, requiring extensive preparation, the involvement of many professionals, and the deployment of sophisticated mechanisms. The SpaceX IPO has caused some noise for several reasons. But in this case, we want to focus on the mechanism colloquially called Greenshoes. We are referring to overallotment options. The purpose of this mechanism is to stabilize the price for a certain period or amount. Imagine an IPO of 10 shares at $40 each. Th

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