BON
3.00 ($0.00)
BOSV
10.50 ($-0.90)
CWKN
3.75 ($0.00)
DES
4.25 ($0.00)
ECFH
12.50 ($0.50)
GCBL
9.25 ($-0.26)
GESL
11.75 ($0.05)
GPCL
5.40 ($0.00)
SKNB
2.80 ($0.00)
SLES
24.00 ($0.00)
SLH
2.00 ($0.00)
TDC
1.30 ($0.00)
WIOC
56.00 ($0.00)

CPD Webinar Series – Theory to Practice: Building Resilience through Business Continuity Management (BCM) 

ECSE-PBC Governance CPD Webinar Series

Theory to Practice: Building Resilience through Business Continuity Management (BCM) 

Summary / Purpose: History has shown on countless occasions how a major crisis can destroy an organization. How vulnerable is your organization to unexpected adverse events or risks materializing? For organizations to remain sustainable, they need built in resilience. Crisis management should be a key component of an organization’s risk management framework, whereby unexpected shocks are responded to in a structured, tactical fashion that enables the organization to mitigate damage and recover to normal operations as soon as possible.  

This dynamic session led by Vito Mangialardi, a global authority on business continuity, explores how Caribbean organizations can move from reactive survival to proactive resilience through practical, people-centered BCM strategies. With climate threats, digital disruption, and operational uncertainty on the rise, this session equips leaders with the mindset and tools to turn crisis into opportunity. 

Content: Using a Ted Talk-style format, Vito will deliver based on his experiences five high-impact presentations (fasten your seatbelts) designed to spark insight and action: 

AI for Business Continuity and Emergency Management: The Smart Caribbean Manager’s Secret Weapon? – Demystify AI and explore how accessible tools can support smarter, data-driven crisis planning—without overreliance. 

Severe Weather Risk Assessments: Forecasting Risks and Lessons Learned – Reframe risk assessment as a forward-looking tool to identify cascading vulnerabilities and climate adaptation strategies. 

Building Overall Crisis Resilience: From Survival to Strategic Advantage – Learn how resilient organizations use crises to redesign operations and unlock new market opportunities. 

The Elements of a Business Continuity Plan: Your Blueprint for Calm in Chaos –  
Discover how a well-communicated recovery strategy transforms panic into coordinated action. 

The Human Element: Training Our Most Valuable Asset for ‘Game Day’ – Explore how empowered teams and continuous learning are the foundation of true resilience. 

Benefits:  

Participants will gain: 

  • Actionable frameworks for building organizational resilience 
  • Fresh perspectives on climate risk, AI, and human capital 
  • Tools to transform BCM from a compliance task into a strategic advantage 
  • Stories and examples that inspire practical change 

Who should attend: Board members and governance professionals, Risk managers and emergency planners, CEOs, COOs, and senior leadership teams, HR and operations leaders focused on resilience and culture, and Caribbean business owners seeking continuity in uncertain times.  

Registration: The webinar will be delivered on Wednesday December 10, 2025, at 9AM (UTC-4).

To register click here  

Your Facilitator:  

Vito Mangialardi is an award-winning and industry certified (Business Continuity institute (BCI) Master Business Continuity and the Disaster Recovery Institute Canada (DRIC) as a Certified Business Continuity Professional (CBCP)); and leader in the global Business Continuity and Resiliency industry. With 30 years of experience across a broad range of sectors, from transit and telecommunications to environmental technology and power generation, and clients that include Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and NGOs, he has been acclaimed as an internationally recognized expert, a powerful change agent and a flexible thinker who has helped transform corporations and public agencies and the field of business continuity itself. A skilled communicator with extensive Canadian and international experience as a speaker, writer, educator and consultant, Vito is a passionate and articulate advocate for his client’s best interests and for the future of business continuity and resiliency. Vito is a sought-after speaker for his engaging, story-driven approach to resilience. 

Register with a Broker Dealer

Register with a Broker Dealer

Name(Required)

CPD Webinar Series – Enhancing Board Governance through Strategic Stakeholder Engagement

ECSE-PBC Governance CPD Webinar Series

Enhancing Board Governance through Strategic Stakeholder Engagement

Summary/Purpose: In today’s complex and fast-changing environment, effective stakeholder engagement is no longer optional, it’s essential for robust board governance and sustainable value creation. This interactive workshop is designed to equip board members, executives, and governance professionals with the knowledge and tools to navigate the evolving landscape of stakeholder expectations and influence.

Content: Participants will explore the critical role of stakeholder engagement in value creation, and how purpose-led governance can drive long-term success that can benefit a diverse range of stakeholders. Through dynamic discussions, real-world case studies, and practical exercises, the session will delve into: 

  • The strategic connection between organizational purpose and value creation 
  • The dual dimensions of enterprise and social value 
  • The tangible benefits of proactive and meaningful stakeholder engagement 
  • Broadening conventional definitions of stakeholders to reflect today’s realities 
  • Stakeholder mapping techniques to identify influence, interests, relationships and materiality 
  • Innovative and inclusive strategies for stakeholder engagement 
  • Best practices in tracking, measuring, and reporting stakeholder value and impact 
  • Understanding how stakeholders influence one another and the organization 
  • The role of board composition in shaping stakeholder relationships and trust 
  • Emerging trends and expectations in stakeholder management and accountability 

Benefits:  By attending this virtual session, attendees will learn how stakeholder engagement supports stronger governance and risk oversight and better understand how aligning with stakeholder expectations builds trust and strengthens performance, leading to increased value creation. Through real world examples participants will receive practical tools to assess and strengthen stakeholder relationships, a framework for aligning governance with stakeholder expectations and gain insights into how effective stakeholder engagement enhances board performance and organizational resilience. 

This workshop encourages participation, reflection, and collaboration helping governance leaders move beyond compliance to embrace a more strategic, inclusive, and value-driven approach to stakeholder engagement. 

Who should attend: Board chairs, company directors, company secretaries, chief executives and any executive working with or supporting the board. 

Registration: The webinar will be delivered Wednesday 17 September, from 9:00 am to 10:30 am (UTC-4).

Fees: A Registration Fee of EC$295 (US$110) per participant is payable to the Eastern Caribbean Securities Exchange Ltd by Credit Card, Wire Transfer or Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) by 12th September 2025.
Discounted Rate for ECSE Affiliates and CGIC Members – EC$270 (US$100)
(CGIC members must include their membership number to benefit from this discount)

To register, click here:

Your Facilitator:

Michelle H. Snow, ICD.D is an executive leader, governance professional, public engagement expert and consultant with extensive experience in board governance as both a director and senior advisor to numerous boards in the voluntary, non-profit and public sectors.  

She is the founder and CEO of Elevate Governance Consulting Inc. offering customized governance advisory services and training to companies, organizations and their boards of directors. Her professional career has spanned over three decades of public service with Memorial University and the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador in senior leadership positions. From 2020 to 2023 Michelle was a senior advisor to Memorial University as the Executive Director, University Governance Secretariat and Interim Secretary of Senate providing strategic advice to the President and the Chair of the Board of Regents on matters of governance.  

A seasoned governance professional and public engagement practitioner, Michelle holds a Bachelor of Arts and certificates in Public Administration and Newfoundland Studies from Memorial University of Newfoundland and a Masters Certificate in Project Management from York University. In 2023 she completed the Directors Education Program from the Rotman School of Management earning the coveted Institute of Corporate Directors ICD.D designation. She is a skilled facilitator with training through the International Association of Public Participation (IAP2 Canada) where she served as Treasurer for the IAP2 Canada Board of Directors from 2018-2024.  

Michelle is an alumna of the 2015 Governor General’s Canadian Leadership Conference and was the Newfoundland and Labrador Tour Chair for the Duke of Edinburgh’s Commonwealth Study Conference 2023 Newfoundland and Labrador Study Tour.  

Regional Schools Investment Competition (RSIC) 

 Regional Schools Investment Competition Guidance Document and Competition Rules 

Press Release – The 3rd Annual Regional Schools Investment Competition Commences

  1. Introduction 

The Regional Schools Investment Competition is a dynamic learning experience for high school and first-year college students as future investors. The investment game introduces the students to investing and more specifically to investing via the Eastern Caribbean Securities Exchange. The initiative provides the opportunity for students to experience securities market activity firsthand. Participants will have the opportunity to test their knowledge while gaining useful investing insights and skills. 

The Eastern Caribbean Securities Exchange (ECSE) and its partners (the licensed, member broker dealers and the Eastern Caribbean Securities Regulatory Commission (ECSRC) are committed to this education and awareness thrust targeting young people, to stimulate and provide a pathway to young investors toward the advancement of money and capital market development in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union. 

  1. Competition Objectives 
  • To spread awareness to the youth (and by extension to their teachers and parents) of the existence of the ECSE, the Eastern Caribbean Securities Market (ECSM), the Regional Government Securities Market (RGSM), the ECSRC and the ECSE licensed member broker dealers. 
  • To introduce and educate the youth population (across the ECCU) about Investing in Securities on the ECSM and RGSM. 
  • To spread awareness to the youth regarding the process of trading securities and the role of the broker-dealer. 

To excite and inspire young people to learn more about investing and to become active market participants in the future. 

  1. Eligible Participants 
  • 3rd form through 5th form (grades 9-11) high school students and 1st year 6th form/college students in the Eastern Caribbean Currency Union (i.e., Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, Saint Lucia, St. Kitts and Nevis, St. Vincent and the Grenadines). 
  • A maximum of one group per school. The number of students per group can range from 4 to 6 students competing in the Investment Game.  

Please note that: 

  • The school administration would determine the composition of the competing group(s) and which teacher(s) will be assigned to lead the competing group(s). There should be a minimum of one teacher assigned to assist each competing group. Note, a maximum of two teachers will be recognized as teacher guides in this competition.  
  • Teams should conceive of their own group names and have fun with it. They are to be creative and use good judgment. Team names may not contain or connote any offensive, vulgar or inappropriate language or idea. 
  1. Format of the Competition  

The competing school groups will compete to vie for the top prize of overall Regional Champion giving both the school and country they represent, bragging rights. The expectation is that there will be participating schools from all eight ECCU member countries (Anguilla, Antigua and Barbuda, Dominica, Grenada, Montserrat, Saint Lucia, St. Kitts and Nevis, and St. Vincent and the Grenadine).  

  • Each competing group will be provided with a notional initial investment amount of EC$50,000 (this value will be a mix of equity/company shares and cash). The group will be expected to manage their portfolio of investments by deciding what shares they would like to purchase or sell to achieve their goal of wealth creation (increase the value of their portfolio). 
  • The market will operate with eight to ten companies which participants can place buy and sell orders on. A description of each company would be provided for all participants, including share/stock price, historical financial performance, and an outline of the company’s strategy for the next 3 years.  
  • The investment assumption for the competition would be that each group has a goal of wealth creation as their primary investment objective – To increase the value of their portfolio. 
  • There will be market news announcements issued daily at a pre-determined time. These announcements should be analyzed to determine whether the information might influence securities purchase/sale decisions. 
  • The competing groups are expected to meet on days designated as ‘Meeting Days’ at a convenient time to discuss their portfolio and decisions with respect to purchasing or selling stocks/equity toward their goal of wealth creation and in keeping with the strategic objectives the group sets for itself. The group will be expected to complete and submit to their assigned broker dealer a purchase/sales order form on their meeting days and are to include their trade notes explaining the rationale for their investment decisions.  
  • Reports on market activity, trades and closing prices will be provided to the competing groups by the broker dealers so that they can review prior to their meetings. 
  • The top performing school/group at the end of the competition will be judged the winner of the competition. 

NOTE:  A Day-to-Day guide and schedule will be provided to the competing groups which would provide more details on expected activities to be carried out during the competition inclusive of timelines for deliverables.  

  1. Competition Timeline  
  1. Investment Education Webinar (Thursday 2nd October 2025) 
  1. Competition Briefing (Wednesday 8th October 2025) 
  1. Competition (Tuesday 14th – Monday 17th November 2025)  
  • 7 School Meeting Days  
  • 7 Trade Days   
  1. Prize Giving (see VII below) 

Investment Education Webinar 

A virtual Investment Education Webinar will be held on the morning of Thursday 2nd October 2025. The webinar is an educational initiative to provide students with information on investing, types of financial securities and the securities market and the importance of investing. The session will also provide insights into how the Eastern Caribbean Securities Market works and the role of the various market institutions and stakeholders. All students and teacher guides taking part in the competition should attend the Education Webinar.  Furthermore, this session will be open to as many students as the schools can accommodate (including students who are not participating in the competition). 

Competition Briefing  

A competition briefing will be held virtually on Wednesday 8th October 2024. This session will be used to discuss the format and rules specific to the Investment Competition and allow for any questions and clarifications before the commencement of the competition. All students and teacher guides participating in the competition are expected to be present for the Competition Briefing.  

6. Competition (Performance) Evaluation – To Determine winning group/school. 

  1. Regional Investment Competition: 
  • 60% weighting – portfolio valuation 
  • The cash on hand + the value of the securities in the portfolio at the end of the trading period. 
  • 40% weighting – investment competition video presentation (to be recorded and submitted in mp4 format by each competing group) and Trade Notes. 

NOTE: The evaluation criteria will be provided to the Competing groups prior to the competition. 

The group with the highest overall score will be the winner. 

  1. Prize Giving 

The Prize Giving ceremony will be scheduled for the first quarter of 2026 and is expected to be a Hybrid format (in person and virtual attendance).  More details will be provided closer to the time of the prize giving. 

Regional Champion 

  • Monetary prize of EC$6,500 for the school. 
  • Investment prize, valued at EC$540 for each student.  
  • A gift bag for students and teachers. 
  • Waiver of Broker Fees for Teacher Assistants (maximum of two teachers) – on their first investment. 
  • A certificate of achievement for each of the student members and a certificate of appreciation for the role the teacher(s) played in assisting the students. 
  • A Rotational Champion Trophy. 

Runner Up  

  • Monetary prize of EC$3,000 for the school. 
  • Investment prize, valued at EC$270 for each student.  
  • A gift bag for students and teachers. 
  • Waiver of Broker Fees for Teacher Assistants (maximum of two teachers) – on their first investment. 
  • A certificate of achievement for each of the student members and a certificate of appreciation for the role the teacher(s) played in assisting the students. 

Prizes will also be given for video presentations: 1) Clearly Presented Strategic Approach;  2) Creative Presentation/video production.  All student/teacher participants will receive certificates of participation. 

Calendar of Events

DIRECTORS’ EDUCATION & ACCREDITATION PROGRAMME 

DIRECTORS’ EDUCATION & ACCREDITATION PROGRAMME 

The Directors’ Education and Accreditation Programme (DEAP) has been developed for directors of public and private companies, and not-for-profit or governmental organisations, and those considering becoming a director of such an organisation. It provides a forum for a frank, incisive and insightful discussion on the duties and responsibilities of a director, and the exploration of the requisite skills for, and the legal ramifications of, being a director.  

DEAP is a sharply focused program, delivering critical content in a condensed period. It is designed for busy people who want to get what they need in a timely fashion.  

Shortly after pre-registering for DEAP, participants will receive a link to register with the Chartered Governance Institute of Canada (CGIC) to access the course material for each of the modules for pre-course preparation. The workshop will be three days in duration and will be a mix of presentations, discussions, case studies and a knowledge assessment (quiz) for each module.  

Upon successful completion, participants will be awarded the Accredited Director designation (Acc.Dir.) by the CGIC and be granted membership in CGIC’s Affiliate Group. As an Affiliate Group member, you will have a subscription to Corporate Governance Quarterly, CGI of Canada’s premier publication on good governance practice; access to special rates for seminars, workshops, and other continuing professional development opportunities; and the same benefits package extended to its other professional members. 

The details of the course are as follows: 

Programme: The course is delivered in three modules, namely, i) Governance for Directors, ii) Strategy and Risk Management, and iii) Finance for Directors 

Duration: 3 days, with 1 full day learning workshop for each module, consisting of presentations, discussions, and case studies. 

Assessment:  At the end of each day there will be a knowledge assessment exercise (completed in class). Participants must be successful on each module’s knowledge assessment to be granted accreditation. 

Faculty: Facilitators are drawn from a team of experienced Canadian and regional academics and practitioners. 

Material: The course material are provided to participants in electronic form after full registration. 

Dates for upcoming DEAPs (Open Sessions) 

SESSION DATES  LOCATION TYPE 
Sept 22nd– 24th 2025 Online Open 
Nov 17th – 19th 2025 In Person – Country to be confirmed Open 

Fees:  The registration fee is set in advance of each DEAP session.  This fee will varydepending on several factors, including whether the session is held ‘Online’ or ‘In Person’, and the location/venue.  ‘Early Bird’ specials and discounted rates for ECSE affiliates and CGIC members will also apply.   

Once registration opens for an upcoming DEAP, the details of the applicable fees will be provided. The link to the details of the DEAP and registration form will be available on this information page and a link will be posted below under ‘Registration Link for the upcoming DEAP’. 

Dedicated DEAPs 

Organisations can request a dedicated DEAP exclusively for their Directors/Senior Managers.  This option typically requires a minimum of 15 participants.  Persons interested in this option can contact the ECSE at info@ecseonline.com  

REGISTRATION LINK FOR UPCOMING DEAP 

(To insert the link to the DEAP page once registration is open for an upcoming DEAP).   

ECSE-PBC Governance CPD Webinar Series

Corporate Governance continues to evolve rapidly over the years.  The demands on directors and governance professionals are exponentially higher, and the level of technical expertise allied to a range of communication and emotional intelligence skills required has never been greater. With the heightened focus on the role of the Board and increasing demands on directors, it is critically important that directors are equipped for these responsibilities.  This also brings new opportunities for governance professionals to provide exceptional service and wield influence at the core of their organization; to become trusted advisors to the board and senior management; to become role models for ethical conduct and leaders in their own right. This rapid evolution demands that directors, company secretaries and other governance professionals must continually refresh their skills to remain relevant.  

  

The Eastern Caribbean Securities Exchange Ltd (ECSE) has long championed high standards of Governance in public and private sector corporations across the region.  It has collaborated with various partners on the Caribbean Corporate Governance Forum, formulated, jointly with the Eastern Caribbean Central Bank, the Caribbean Corporate Governance Principles, and, in conjunction with the Chartered Governance Institute of Canada, has been delivering in the Caribbean, the seminal director education program, the DEAP.   

The ECSE, as a part of its 20th anniversary celebrations (celebrated October 2021), teamed up with Perfect Balance Consulting (PBC) to launch a program of webinars, the ECSE-PBC Governance CPD Webinar Series.  These webinars focus on current governance topics to educate, encourage professional dialogue, and enhance the governance principles and practices of Directors, Executives and Governance Professionals throughout the region. The webinars are facilitated by experienced and influential regional and global governance practitioners and are held quarterly. 

Dates for Upcoming Webinars – 9:00 am to 10:30 am (UTC-4): 

  1. Wednesday 17th September 2025 on the topic: ‘Creating Value through Stakeholder Governance’. 
  1. Wednesday 3rd December 2025 on the topic: ‘Building Crisis Resilience’. 

REGISTRATION LINK FOR UPCOMING WEBINAR 

(To insert the link to the ECSE-PBC Governance CPD Webinar page once registration is open for an upcoming DEAP).   

ECSE Webinar Portal

For persons who wish to purchase and view the video recordings of the webinars can do so by registering to access the ECSE Webinar Portal.   

Click the link below to learn more about the CPD webinar portal to gain access to the CPD video presentations. 

ECSE Webinar Portal

Webinar Recordings

Welcome to the
ECSE Video Portal

Click Here for the List of available videos
Click here to Log In

Available Recordings

Presented by Paul Dubal, a governance professional with over 25 years or corporate secretarial, corporate governance and regulatory experience both in house and as a professional services consultant in the United Kingdom, Canada, Caribbean and the Middle East.

Helping boards understand how the right board dynamics can have a significant impact on their ability to perform effective oversight over management performance, and what they can do to contribute to creating the right systems, processes and behaviours. Click here to read the full synopsis

Presented by Ms Janis Riven, who has an established consulting practice on governance and compliance matters with clients encompassing publicly listed and closely held companies, as well as various types of not-for-profits, and is currently Adjunct Professor at the John Molson School of Business, Concordia University, where she teaches Corporate Governance.

This webinar will explore the key components of and useful tools for ensuring meetings can be both effective and efficient. From creating an agenda to reaching decisions, we will discuss emerging practices (especially in the virtual world) to provide participants with the tools needed to have a successful meeting. Click here to read the full synopsis.

Presented by Sylvia Groves, FCG, Acc.Dir. and President of Governance Studio.  This session will take a deep-dive into the modern twists that abound for this most-trusted advisor to the Board on all governance-related matters.

Participants will walk away with a complete understanding of the challenges and opportunities faced by corporate secretaries as the evolution of the role continues at pace. Click here to read the full synopsis.

Click here to Log In or Register

EC-TSM FAQs

FAQ’s: Your Questions Answered.  

  1. What is a Tokenized Security?  
  • A tokenized security is a digital representation of a traditional financial asset, such as stocks or bonds, on a blockchain. This allows for easier transfer, increased liquidity, and fractional ownership while maintaining regulatory compliance similar to traditional securities. 
  1. Are Tokenized Securities Regulated? 
  • Yes, EC tokenized securities are subject to financial regulations similar to traditional securities. Issuers must comply with securities laws and regulations in the jurisdictions where they operate, and investors have similar protections as they would in traditional markets. The Eastern Caribbean Securities Regulator Commission is the Regulator for the EC-TSM. It operates under the Securities Act enacted in all eight ECCU member countries, namely: Anguilla; Antigua and Barbuda; Dominica; Grenada; Montserrat; Saint Lucia; St. Kitts and Nevis and St. Vincent and the Grenadines. 

3. How Do I Invest? 

To invest in tokenized securities on the EC-TSM, you need to contact one of the licensed, ECSE member Broker-dealers to set up your account.  The Broker-Dealer will review and approve your application, provide the necessary onboarding so that you can access your digital wallet online and place your buy or sell orders directly. 6. What Are the Risks Involved? 

  • Risks may include market volatility, cybersecurity threats, and liquidity challenges. As with any investment, it’s essential to speak with a broker dealer, conduct thorough research and consider your risk tolerance before investing. 

4. Can I Sell My Tokenized Securities Anytime? 

  • While tokenized securities can be traded on secondary markets, liquidity may vary depending on the asset and market conditions. Some tokenized securities might have lock-up periods or restrictions on when they can be sold. 

5. What is the Difference Between Tokenized Securities and Cryptocurrencies? 

  • Tokenized securities represent ownership in real-world assets like stocks or real estate, while cryptocurrencies are digital assets that may not be backed by any physical asset. Tokenized securities are regulated and offer legal rights, whereas many cryptocurrencies do not. 

6. How is My Investment Secured? 

  • Investments in tokenized securities are secured using blockchain technology, which provides a transparent and tamper-proof record of transactions. Additionally, regulatory oversight and smart contracts help ensure that investor rights are protected. 

7. What Happens If the Underlying Asset of a Tokenized Security Loses Value? 

  • If the value of the underlying asset decreases, the value of the tokenized security will likely decrease as well. Investors in tokenized securities are subject to the same market risks as those holding traditional securities. 

8. Do I Need a Digital Wallet? 

  • Yes, you typically need a digital wallet to store, send, and receive your tokenized securities. The wallet stores the private keys required to access and manage your tokens on the blockchain. 

9. How Do Dividends or Earnings Work on the EC-TSM? 

  • Dividends or earnings from tokenized securities are usually distributed automatically through smart contracts on the blockchain. These payments are made in accordance with the terms set out by the issuer of the tokens. 

10. Can Tokenized Securities Be Used as Collateral? 

  • Yes, tokenized securities can potentially be used as collateral for loans or other financial agreements, depending on the terms set by the lender and the platform. This can provide additional liquidity and financing options for investors. 

EC-TSM Investors

BENEFITS FOR INVESTORS  

  • 24/7 Trading  
  • Increased Liquidity 
  • Lower Fees 
  • Global Access 
  • Enhanced Security  
  • Faster Settlements  
  • Automated Compliance 
  • Portfolio Diversification 

Getting Started  

Step 1: Create an Account 

Contact a Regulated Broker-Dealer Sign up for an account by providing personal information, verifying your identity (KYC), and completing any required compliance checks. 

Step 2: Fund Your Account 

Deposit funds into your account. After depositing funds, your account balance will reflect the available amount for trading. Some platforms might also require you to convert your funds into a stablecoin or specific cryptocurrency for trading. 

​​​Step 3: Start Trading Tokenized Securities 

Browse the available tokenized securities on the platform. Research the assets you’re interested in, such as tokenized stocks or bonds. Place buy or sell orders based on your investment strategy. Once your order is matched with a seller or buyer, the transaction will be processed, and your digital wallet will be updated with the tokenized securities you purchased. 

Securities Listed/Available on the EC-TSM:  

Learn more about these bonds, companies/IPO’s

Interested?

Learn More

EC-TSM Issuers

BENEFITS FOR ISSUERS  

  • Access to a Broader Investor Base 
  • Increased Liquidity 
  • Lower Issuance Costs 
  • Faster Capital Raising 
  • Market Access  
  • Enhanced Transparency 
  • Regulatory Compliance Automation 
  • Customizable Securities 
  • Global Reach 
  • Efficient Asset Management 
  • Real-Time Data and Reporting 

Getting Started  

Step 1: Engage a Regulated Broker-Partner with a regulated broker-dealer to facilitate the tokenization process, manage investor relations, and assist with regulatory filings. 

Step 2: Tokenization and Platform Listing – Convert the company’s assets into digital tokens and list them on the EC-TSM, making them available for trading. 

Interested?

Click Learn More to Register an Account with a Regulated Broker-Dealer

Learn More

Historical Trades

Historical Prices