Democratization of Investment Vehicles

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This news segment discusses the evolving landscape of financial markets, particularly the increasing accessibility of private investment opportunities to individual investors. The conversation highlights the role of technology in democratizing access to capital and attracting a younger demographic to the market.

I'm going to start with you. Rebecca We all know Cathie and we know all know just how responsible she is for a lot of sort of, I guess, the democratization, if you will, of a lot of investment vehicles. You're also doing something similar. And I'm wondering if you just kind of explain how deal maker fits in to that landscape. Sure thing. So what we're doing is bringing a really technology driven approach to raising capital.

If you think about it, if you recent invented capital raising today, it would be on the Internet, it would be data driven and it would be democratized. And so that's what our technology brings. It essentially allows you to run ad campaigns and target investors who might be interested in your deal based on their digital profile. I am curious, Kathy, about these new types of platforms. We talk about the evolution of financial markets. We went from a day and age where financial markets were just for institutional investors. Then you had, of course, the rise of mutual funds and then ETFs, of course. And then now a lot of new products in the private space are now trying to draw in individual investors. This is just the natural evolution as you see it. Yes, it's not natural in a way, but I think during COVID, it was turbo charged. A lot of especially younger people who would not meet the accreditation standards. They were learning about new companies investing themselves, trying to figure out what these new technologies were all about and, you know, happened upon private companies to which they had no know or little access. And I think because of that and because I know we started our venture fund for that reason, they came to us and said, you know, how is it, you know, we don't have enough, we don't make enough money, $250,000 per year? I think it is. Or and we don't have ,000,000 in net worth to become accredited and have access to these, you know, incredible technologies early in their lifetime

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