The International Blockchain Monetary Reserve (IBMR.io) has just launched MESE.io, the Microequity Stock Exchange. It’s the world's first microequity exchange that allows micro participation in the global tech equities market. MESE.io's mission is to create a financially inclusive platform for equities on the microfinance level for developing and emerging markets.

Today's conversation is with IBMR.io managing director, Sinjin David Jung. Sinjin, and I go in depth on MESE.io, covering everything from the field of microfinance, the history of microloans and how they affect the urban working poor, to the urgent need for new financial products that are less invasive in nature. We cover the innovative financial structure of a microequity and how the blockchain makes it all possible. And lastly, we cover the all important topic of financial inclusion and the need to mitigate risk for users and Sinjin answers the all important question of why he decided to create MESE.io in the first place. 

All this and much more on the ARCC REPORT!

Libra, Libra, Libra. We'll review it from its inception to its current-day structure. We'll examine it as a financial instrument and through the lens of a social impact project. We will take a look at what it will take for the coin to gain acceptance in its target markets and examine all of the risks involved.  And finally, we'll compare it and contrast it with our own social impact project currently underway in Southeast Asia. 

So buckle up, this and a whole lot more coming your way on this episode of The ARCC Report!

Today we’ve got a doozy… we’re going to do a deep dive into the economic systems that drive the economies of Southeast Asia with a specific focus on the area of microfinance. Financing is one of the biggest stumbling blocks for entrepreneurs anywhere. Finding the capital for even a small business can be difficult. Yet, there has been exponential growth in the number of small and medium enterprises in the Southeast Asia region. Which on the surface seems outstanding as small businesses are the backbone of any economy, right?  But just how these SMEs get their capital can play a huge role in their success or failure.  We’ll take a deeper look into the practice of microloans and compare it with a potential alternative solution, the microasset.  And finally, we’ll end on a fascinating discussion about productivity, how productivity shapes equality, and what kind of production may be best suited for society.

All this and more on this episode of The ARCC Report!