Democratising Debt – Part One, Will Remor
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Some essential listening:
https://nzeverydayinvestor.simplecast.com/episodes/whats-an-nft-and-should-you-even-care-ep-201
https://nzeverydayinvestor.simplecast.com/episodes/digital-id-digital-wealth-ep-199
https://nzeverydayinvestor.simplecast.com/episodes/cbdcs-crypto-and-tax-campbell-pentney-ep-169
https://nzeverydayinvestor.simplecast.com/episodes/power-to-the-people-ep-175-mark-pascall
https://nzeverydayinvestor.simplecast.com/episodes/stablecoins-in-a-changing-new-world-ep-156
Everyday investors may have more choice and lower barriers to entry when investing in shares, but investing in debt-markets is neither exciting, nor that accessible.
All of this could change fast from here.
Will Remor is well known in the blockchain community here in NZ, and is actively involved with projects like Maker DAO.
Today is the first part in a two part series. Overall, here’s what we’re aiming to cover:
1. balance sheet basics
2. balance sheet for financial services
3. 101 on lending – how does it work from a banks perspective
4. how financial services uses this thing securitisation to help fund lending activities
5. how to bring that securitisation on-chain via nfts
6. how Defi creates additional sources of liquidity which diversifies the funding base and reducing systemic liquidity risk (e.g. covid, GFC…)
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Democratising Debt – Part One, Will Remo
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Some essential listening:
https://nzeverydayinvestor.simplecast.com/episodes/whats-an-nft-and-should-you-even-care-ep-201
https://nzeverydayinvestor.simplecast.com/episodes/digital-id-digital-wealth-ep-199
https://nzeverydayinvestor.simplecast.com/episodes/cbdcs-crypto-and-tax-campbell-pentney-ep-169
https://nzeverydayinvestor.simplecast.com/episodes/power-to-the-people-ep-175-mark-pascall
https://nzeverydayinvestor.simplecast.com/episodes/stablecoins-in-a-changing-new-world-ep-156
Everyday investors may have more choice and lower barriers to entry when investing in shares, but investing in debt-markets is neither exciting, nor that accessible.
All of this could change fast from here.
Will Remor is well known in the blockchain community here in NZ, and is actively involved with projects like Maker DAO.
Today is the first part in a two part series. Overall, here’s what we’re aiming to cover:
1. balance sheet basics
2. balance sheet for financial services
3. 101 on lending – how does it work from a banks perspective
4. how financial services uses this thing securitisation to help fund lending activities
5. how to bring that securitisation on-chain via nfts
6. how Defi creates additional sources of liquidity which diversifies the funding base and reducing systemic liquidity risk (e.g. covid, GFC…)
__________________________________________________________________
So what’s next for you?
Well, you may want to consider the following…
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Please ensure that you act independently from any of the content provided in these episodes – it should not be considered personalised financial advice for you. This means, you should either do your own research, taking on board a broad range of opinions, or ideally, consult and engage a financial adviser to provide guidance around your specific goals and objectives.
If you would like to enquire around working with Darcy (financial adviser), you can schedule in a free 15 min conversation just click on this link
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Is Wealth Finite? TGIF
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Wealth – is it finite, or infinite?
We need to stop pulling down those who’ve built up wealth in this country and we need to ignore the ignorance of those who genuinely think they can make communism great again – it’s anti-wealth, anti-choice, and anti-freedom.
Often some who’ve been exposed to Marxist ideology (most likely at university), when they try to build wealth in their own worlds, there’s a wall of resistance – they may not have a name for it or even be aware of it, but they feel that there’s something wrong about creating financial security in their lives – why is this?
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Tackling Building Waste – Dr Teri-Ann Berry
Each year, the construction and demolition industry creates 1.7 million tonnes of waste – making up 60% of total landfills. So much of that waste is recoverable, recyclable, and unnecessary. No one cares more about solving that problem than Dr. Terri-Ann Berry, Associate Professor at Auckland’s Unitec and the co-founder of the Environmental Solutions Research Centre and the aptly named Sustainable Construction Avengers. The centre works with students, industry, and scientists to tackle waste at its source and solve intractable problems such as the mounting pile of plastic that comes from construction sites.
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Will ‘Streamer’ or ‘YouTuber’ be a future job title for your child?
Paul Spain is joined by Logitech’s Estelle Fry to discuss the role of streaming and technology in the future careers of New Zealand children. Also discussed is online safety and helping lay foundations for future career success in a world where automation and robotics play an increasing role.
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David Boyle / Money and Music
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Read about the future of financial advice here
1971 was an interesting year in music and in the world of finance. Nestled among The top 10 rock songs of 1971 you’ll find gems like American Pie by Don McLean, Won’t get fooled again by the Who, Riders on the storm by the Doors and Oye Como Va by Santana.
The Bretton Woods agreement became fully operational in 1958, where international currencies could be traded for USD, and these USD could be converted to Gold – Now guess when this all changed 1971, when US President Richard Nixon took the US dollar off the gold standard.
Socially, maybe it was 1971 when the pendulum the baby boomers set in motion began. Perhaps enough of them doing all the same thing and thinking the same thoughts at the same time perhaps created this present age more than we appreciate – they all left home, got married, popped out a few kids and bought property pretty much all at the same time– they had enough war talk from their parents, let’s live they thought – and they did.
So 50 years later, here we are in 2021… Is the music as good as it was in 1971 – eh meh, perhaps its only in the money-space where we’ll see some patterns persist.
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NZ Sales & Marketing Insider – Episode 23: Paula Bennett
Ben speaks to former Deputy Prime Minister and now Director, Strategic Advisory at Bayleys Commercial. Hear about Paula’s experiences and advice on influencing others and working in sales when you’re selling ideas… and yourself!
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IPCC Report part 3 – The insider’s guide, with Professor Dave Frame
This week Vincent is joined by Professor Dave Frame, Director of the New Zealand Climate Change Research Institute (CCRI) at Victoria University and a lead author on the Sixth Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. This is the third part of our series on IPCC report, so Vincent asked if Dave could give us an insider’s view of how the IPCC works, on the science of warming and the role of methane in global heating a topic of huge importance to NZ.
We’d be hard-pressed to find someone more qualified. Dave has a background in physics, philosophy, and policy. Previous posts have included research positions at the University of Oxford’s Departments of Physics and Geography, and as Deputy Director of the Smith School of Enterprise and the Environment. He has also worked at the New Zealand Treasury and served on secondment at the UK Department of Energy and Climate Change.
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Dave Frame Profile | Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington (wgtn.ac.nz)
The Incredible Steve Alker
Our hosts talk with veteran Kiwi professional Steve Alker who, after years toiling on minor tours, turned 50 years old and qualified for the senior Champions Tour and won his first senior tour event straight out of the gate. In closing out 2021, Steve has won more prize money that he had ever expected. What’s the reason for this sudden take off in his career? We reached him at his home in Arizona to find out.
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Nation without Internet for 3-weeks, NZ’s free Ultra-Fast Broadband Upgrade + more
Paul Spain and Craig Young discuss this week’s tech news; including electric ferries, broadband upgrades, Digital Boost, NZ Cybercrime update, Lobbing Satellites into space, and much more.
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Streets Ahead – Dr Kirsty Wild, University of Auckland
In more than 150 cities around the world, Covid 19 has been what you might call a shot in the arm for walking and cycling. To encourage social distancing, they added cycleways, extended footpaths, and replaced parking spots with outdoor seating. What did New Zealand do? For the answer, we spoke to researcher Dr Kirsty Wild, co-author of a Waka Kotahi report into streetscape reallocation in this country as a response to the pandemic.
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NZ Sales & Marketing Insider – Episode 22: John Miles
Ben speaks to NZ Marketing Association CEO John Miles on what marketing is, why it’s so pivotal to business success and why marketers have the best job in the world!
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