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Ouxin is pleased to present a unique M&A opportunity—the acquisition of a Southern European entity holding an Account Information Service Provider (AISP) license authorized under the EU PSD2.

Real estate RWA is not the same as buying a home—this article breaks down the three mainstream structures—equity-based, debt-based, and platform-based—to help you see what is really being bet on behind the “high yields,” and how project sponsors and investors should each make their choices.

Ethereum staking offers a genuine 3%-5% annual yield, but ordinary investors face three barriers: a 32 ETH minimum, the hurdle of on-chain wallets, and a hard stop from institutional compliance. This Luxembourg note provides a single-structure solution: it bundles four staking protocols to diversify risk, wraps the exposure in a compliant securities wrapper, can sit on institutional books, and allows professional investors to redeem at any time. On-chain yield has finally threaded the regulatory needle.

RWA in Practice Episode 2 breaks down an Italian self-storage bond: EUR 1,000,000 size, 5-year tenor, 7% annual yield, and real collateral, showing how RWA can improve transparency in fixed income investing.

The term RWA (Real World Asset Tokenization) has recently been appearing in more and more conversations. Investors are discussing it, project developers are discussing it, and compliance professionals are discussing it. However, most of the time, the discussions remain at the level of "this direction has great potential" or "this is definitely the trend of the future." It is rare to find someone who can sit down and clearly explain the operational logic of an RWA project from start to finish. Therefore, we decided to create this series. We won't discuss concepts, only case studies. Each installment will focus on a project we have actually encountered or participated in, covering areas such as green energy, infrastructure, trade finance, accounts receivable, or real estate. We will clearly dissect its financing background, structural design, capital flow, revenue logic, and risk points in the simplest language possible. In the first installment, we will start with a German solar proj

Switzerland has become one of the most attractive jurisdictions for fintech and crypto companies. The SRO (Self-Regulatory Organisation) membership is the standard route to compliance for payment, crypto and related services in Switzerland.

The UK is the world's sixth largest economy and one of the most popular destinations for Chinese investors going global. London — one of the world's three major financial centres — offers strong fintech growth and investment prospects. Here is your complete guide to the UK Electronic Money Institution (EMI) licence.