The issuance platform Opus, which is independent of banks, focuses on developing customized investment products for active market participants.
The platform links clients with different brokers, hedge counterparties, attorneys, custodians, and other service providers.
Opus was responsible for the introduction of the first structured product on blockchain tech worldwide and for being the first multi-issuer platform in Luxembourg.
It was rolled out in 2013 and has accomplished more than 1,000 securitizations.
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OPUS is the platform or system used by Chartered Investment for managing the production and issuance of financial products.
As an infrastructure supplier, problem solver, and transaction facilitator, Chartered Investment assists customers in developing cutting-edge index solutions and investments.
Security tokens can be issued for any product.
Transactions are carried out directly on the blockchain, as opposed to the traditional clearing system. This eliminates the need for banks and custodians and allows investors to keep their financial products in their own wallet.
The main categories include:
The goal of these products is to turn non-liquid assets into investment opportunities that investors can access. Among them are:
Such financial instruments combine a funding and derivative component. Options, futures, and swaps are examples of derivatives that expose investors to different underlying assets, while bonds are commonly used as funding for the derivative component.
Opus offers structured products like mutual funds, stocks or equity indices.
These portfolios are intended to provide flexibility and diversification by incorporating a combination of illiquid and liquid financial instruments.
They fall into one of two primary categories: dynamic portfolios, which permit rebalancing and adjustments in response to particular investment strategies or market conditions, or static portfolios, which comprise a fixed set of underlying assets that do not change over time.
These portfolios can contain various financial assets, from individual stocks or bonds to diversified collections of financial instruments that combine liquid assets that are easy to trade and illiquid assets that are more difficult to sell.