Brazil-based fintech company BEE4 plans to launch the first local marketplace for tokenized stocks for mid-sized companies in the next few weeks. By rodrigotolotti
BEE4, a Brazil-based fintech company, plans to launch the first local marketplace of tokenized stocks in the next few weeks, BEE4 CEO Patricia Stille told CoinDesk on Tuesday.
Last September, BEE4 was chosen by the Brazilian Securities and Exchange Commission to participate in a regulatory sandbox, along with SMU, a secondary crowdfunding market, and QR Vórtx, a tokenizer issuing bonds and FIDCs.According to Stille, investments in early stage companies have been reserved for large funds or investors with large amounts of capital and access to private rounds. “BEE4 comes to give general investors access to this,” she said.
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