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OLSEM Details Platform Security Controls and User-Defined Risk Management Framework

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OLSEM Asset Management, Inc. has outlined its custody and user-defined risk framework, including third-party brokerage arrangements, SIPC-related disclosures, configurable exposure limits, and real-time account monitoring for self-directed equities market participants.

United States, 28th Jul 2026 – Financial technology firm OLSEM Asset Management, Inc. today detailed its multi-layered capital protection framework and user-defined risk governance architecture, reinforcing platform security standards for global investors trading U.S. equities. Operating from Irvine, California, the company has structured its trading environment around independent third-party asset custody, clear operational role boundaries, and automated risk parameters. The initiative responds to increasing demand among modern market participants for transparent financial technology infrastructure that combines real-time exposure oversight, established clearing standards, and user control over account settings.

Navigating Structural Risk in Modern Digital Trading Environments

As digital participation in global capital markets expands, market participants face a complex combination of operational, technological, and market-driven risks. High volatility, unexpected liquidity events, and rapid price movements require trading platforms to maintain infrastructure standards that support system integrity while providing users with risk-control tools.

In contemporary electronic trading, platform security extends beyond standard digital cybersecurity measures such as data encryption and network firewalls. From an operational perspective, asset governance also requires real-time exposure monitoring, defined order-execution protocols, and clear organizational boundaries separating technology provision from asset custody.

The custody and risk-control framework described by OLSEM Asset Management, Inc. addresses these priorities by combining technical infrastructure with independent institutional custody arrangements. According to the company, this structure is intended to provide users with greater visibility into how capital is held, how strategy instructions are activated, and which institutions are responsible for custody, clearing, and settlement.

Independent Asset Custody Architecture and Clearing Broker Infrastructure

A foundational pillar of the OLSEM framework is the operational separation of assets held in user brokerage accounts from the company’s operating funds. Under this architecture, OLSEM provides technology, investment strategy tools, portfolio-support functionality, and account-monitoring interfaces. It does not act as the direct broker-dealer or custodian for brokerage accounts connected to the platform.

Where a user maintains an account with an independent financial institution or licensed broker-dealer, that institution is responsible for holding, clearing, and settling the assets in accordance with its own account agreements and applicable regulatory obligations.

OLSEM does not directly hold or commingle assets maintained in those third-party brokerage accounts and does not independently process withdrawals from accounts held by external custodians. The specific broker-dealer or custodian applicable to an individual account is identified through the relevant account-opening, brokerage, and custody documentation.

The availability of a particular custodian, broker-dealer, clearing arrangement, or account feature may vary according to the user’s jurisdiction, account type, selected service, and applicable agreements. Where client accounts are maintained at broker-dealers regulated by the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, or FINRA, and holding membership in the Securities Investor Protection Corporation, or SIPC, the accounts may be subject to the protections and limitations applicable to those institutions.

By relying on independent third-party institutions for transaction clearing, cash settlement, securities custody, and trade confirmation, the operating structure separates OLSEM‘s platform functions from the custody responsibilities of the institution holding the account.

SIPC Investor Protection and Supplemental Excess Coverage Mechanisms

Within the framework of U.S. equities trading, protection provided through the broker-dealer holding a customer account can play a role in addressing the risk of broker-dealer insolvency.

Eligible customer accounts maintained at SIPC-member broker-dealers may receive SIPC protection in accordance with applicable statutory limits and SIPC rules. Standard SIPC protection is generally limited to up to $500,000 per customer, including a limit of up to $250,000 for cash held for the purchase of securities.

The amount and application of protection depend on factors including account ownership, account capacity, the status of the broker-dealer, and the nature of the customer claim. 

SIPC protection is associated with the applicable SIPC-member broker-dealer and is not provided directly by OLSEM. It is intended to address certain situations in which cash or securities are missing following the financial failure of a SIPC-member broker-dealer.

SIPC protection does not cover losses resulting from market movements, declining security values, investment decisions, strategy performance, or unsuitable investments. Some broker-dealers may separately maintain supplemental insurance arrangements commonly referred to as Excess SIPC coverage.

These arrangements may provide protection above standard SIPC limits, subject to insurer terms, exclusions, per-customer limits, aggregate policy limits, and other conditions. Any supplemental coverage is independently procured and maintained by the applicable broker-dealer or custodian. It is not issued, underwritten, or guaranteed by OLSEM.

Because coverage arrangements vary between institutions and may change, users should review the current protection disclosures provided by the broker-dealer that actually holds their account.

User-Defined Risk Controls and Automated Exposure Parameters

Complementing institutional custody safeguards is OLSEM’s suite of User-Defined Risk Controls integrated directly into the trading interface. Recognizing that risk tolerance varies significantly across individual and institutional profiles, the platform provides automated tools that allow users to establish pre-execution risk parameters.

Key elements of the risk control infrastructure include:

  • Stop-Loss and Target Thresholds: Users can pre-configure mandatory exit parameters for individual positions or copied strategy allocations, ensuring automated trade closure when market prices reach specified levels.
  • Maximum Drawdown Limits: Account holders can establish maximum acceptable portfolio drawdown percentages. If portfolio equity declines to the user-defined threshold, the platform automatically halts strategy synchronization and prevents further order execution.
  • Capital Allocation Capping: When utilizing automated strategy copying, investors set maximum exposure limits per strategy model, preventing over-concentration of capital in any single market approach or sector.
  • Real-Time Exposure Dashboards: The unified interface displays continuous metrics regarding open exposure, leverage utilization, asset concentration, and real-time margin requirements.

These automated parameters function as system-level safeguards designed to enforce discipline and prevent catastrophic capital depletion during periods of extreme market turbulence.

Non-Discretionary Asset Governance and Strict Operational Boundaries

Central to OLSEM’s security philosophy is a clear operational boundary governing platform authority and user assets. For the platform functions described in this release, OLSEM states that strategy activation and trade synchronization operate on a user-directed, non-discretionary basis.

Under this structure, the platform does not independently initiate a strategy without user authorization or exercise unilateral withdrawal authority over assets held in a third-party brokerage account. Key governance principles include:

  1. User Retention of Capital Control: Account holders maintain direct ownership and final authority over their capital balances, account funding, and withdrawal activities.
  2. Independent Strategy Activation: Copy trading functions and automated strategy execution operate solely upon explicit user initiation, configuration, and parameter authorization.
  3. Absence of Individualized Financial Advice: Strategy marketplace options, signal inputs, and analytical tools are provided as standardized informational and technological resources, rather than personalized financial recommendations.
  4. Strategy Disconnection Protocols: Users retain the technical ability to disconnect automated copy execution, close active orders, or alter risk settings at any time without administrative restrictions.

This separation between platform tools, third-party custody, and user authorization is intended to help account holders understand the respective responsibilities of OLSEM and the financial institution holding their assets.

Corporate Governance, Regulatory Visibility, and Real-Time Infrastructure Monitoring

Operational transparency forms another essential pillar of platform reliability. OLSEM Asset Management, Inc. maintains administrative and corporate headquarters in Irvine, California, providing a verified physical operational base for its technology development, risk oversight, and system monitoring teams.

To maintain public transparency regarding its corporate filing status, the company maintains documentation filed with regulatory information systems. Relevant corporate entity records are queryable via the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Investment Adviser Public Disclosure (IAPD) database under CRD number 339947 (SEC File Number 802-135113, Exemption Reporting Adviser report status).

Exempt reporting adviser status is a regulatory reporting classification. It should not be interpreted as SEC approval, certification, endorsement, or confirmation of the performance of OLSEM‘s products or strategies.

The company maintains platform terms of use, privacy standards, business-continuity procedures, and risk disclosures intended to explain relevant operating practices, platform usage rules, and user responsibilities. Through continued development of system monitoring, third-party custody connectivity, and user-configurable controls, OLSEM aims to provide a transparent and structured technology environment for users accessing U.S. equity markets.

 

About OLSEM Asset Management, Inc.

OLSEM Asset Management, Inc. is a U.S.-based financial technology company headquartered in Irvine, California. The company describes its platform around structured execution, user-defined risk controls, and transparent operating standards. Public registration information is available through the Investment Adviser Public Disclosure database under CRD #339947. More information is available at https://olsem.com/ 

Risk Disclosure

This release is provided for general informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, legal, or tax advice, an offer to sell securities, or a recommendation to select or use a particular strategy.

Trading securities involves risk, including the possible loss of principal.

Automated strategies, stop-loss settings, drawdown controls, account-monitoring tools, custody arrangements, Excess SIPC insurance, and SIPC protection do not protect against market losses or guarantee investment performance.

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Disclaimer: This release is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, legal, or tax advice, nor an offer or recommendation to buy or sell any security.

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Dubai Studio Astra Labs Passes 1,500 Custom Website Designs by Showing Small Business Owners a Finished Website Before They Pay

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The studio designs a complete website concept from each business’s own photos, videos and words, so owners judge the real thing first and decide afterwards.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 4th Nov 2026 – Astra Labs, the website studio of Dubai media house LUX Media Network, has now created more than 1,500 custom website designs for real small businesses across the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Ireland and New Zealand. Founded in April 2026, the studio has built its approach around one simple idea. A small business owner should see their finished website before they are asked to pay for it.

For most small businesses, getting a new website still follows the same pattern it did twenty years ago. The owner explains what they need, pays a deposit, waits several weeks, and only then sees what they paid for. Many owners have been through that process at least once and come away with a site that looks like a template, does not sound like them, and is hard to change. As a result, a large share of local businesses keep running on websites that are years out of date, even when they know it is costing them customers.

Astra Labs reverses that order. Before any conversation about money, the studio designs a complete working website concept around the business. Its team studies the company’s existing site, social media, reviews and photography, then writes every page in the owner’s own voice and builds the design around their real work. The owner receives a live link and can click through the finished concept on their phone, the same way their customers would.

“Most small business owners have been burned by a website project at least once. They paid up front, waited, and got something that didn’t look like them,” said a spokesperson for Astra Labs. “We flipped that around. We do the work first, the owner sees their own business presented properly, and only then do we talk about starting. If they don’t like it, they’ve lost nothing but a few minutes.”

How the process works

The Astra Labs process is designed to remove the guesswork that usually surrounds a website project.

First, the studio builds the concept. Every site is hand built in custom code rather than assembled from a template or a page builder, which keeps pages fast on mobile and gives the studio full freedom over the design. The concept uses the business’s own photos and videos wherever possible, so owners see their own work, team and premises rather than stock images.

Second, the owner reviews it. Each concept includes a simple page where the owner can ask for any change, from a single line of text to a new section or a different photo. Changes are made with the owner until they are happy with every page.

Third, the site goes live on the business’s own domain. Astra Labs moves existing pages and redirects old addresses so that businesses keep the place they have already earned on Google. Enquiry forms, privacy pages and connections to the owner’s Google and Meta accounts are set up as part of the launch.

Clear pricing for small businesses

Astra Labs publishes its pricing openly. A typical custom website costs $499 in total. Owners start with $99, every change they ask for during the build is included, and the remaining balance is only due once they are happy with the result, before the site goes live on their domain. Where a business needs more, such as moving a large existing site, an online shop or online booking, the extra cost is shown up front on the concept itself, so there are no surprises later.

The studio also offers optional ongoing care after launch, covering hosting, security, updates and small monthly changes, for owners who prefer not to manage their website themselves. Owners who would rather host the site themselves can do so.

Built for local and service businesses

Astra Labs works mainly with local and owner-led businesses, including tradespeople, contractors, clinics, salons, photographers, coaches, restaurants, cleaning companies, consultants and specialist retailers. Many of these businesses earn most of their work through word of mouth and repeat customers, and their website is often the first thing a new customer checks before picking up the phone.

“A plumber, a dentist or a removals company doesn’t need a website that wins design awards,” the spokesperson added. “They need one that looks as good as the work they actually do, loads fast on a phone, and makes it easy for a customer to call or book. That’s what we design for.”

Because each concept is built from the business’s own material, no two sites look alike. The studio’s design library now spans hundreds of industries, from local trades and clinics to creative studios and hospitality.

A Dubai media house with a global client base

Astra Labs is part of LUX Media Network, a private media house based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. LUX Media Network also operates BY LUX, a premium studio creating signature digital experiences for brands and founders. Together, the studios bring the standards of a full creative agency to businesses that have usually been priced out of that level of work.

The first Astra Labs client websites are now live on their own domains, and the studio continues to design new concepts for small businesses every week.

What comes next

Over the coming months, Astra Labs plans to expand its library of industry-specific designs and publish practical guides for small business owners on how to choose, plan and maintain a website that brings in customers. The studio will continue to offer every business a finished concept to see before any commitment.

Business owners who would like to see what their own website could look like can contact the studio through its website.

About Astra Labs

Astra Labs designs and builds custom websites for small and local businesses, showing each owner a finished concept built from their own content before they commit. Websites are hand built in custom code, shaped with the owner until they are happy, and launched on the business’s own domain. Astra Labs is part of LUX Media Network. Learn more at https://astralabs.store

About LUX Media Network

LUX Media Network is a private media house based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. It operates the studios Astra Labs and BY LUX, creating digital presence and communication for businesses and brands worldwide. Learn more at https://luxmedianetwork.com

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Contact Person: Jackson Clark

Website: https://astralabs.store/

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MiniCabRide Simplifies Winter Travel with Fixed-Fare UK Airport & Long Distance Transfers

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MiniCabRide is promoting its 24-7 pre-booked airport, seaport and long-distance transfer services ahead of the busy winter and festive travel season. As a TfL-licensed private hire operator, the company offers fixed fares with no surge pricing, professional licensed drivers, flight monitoring, meet-and-greet services, and a wide range of vehicles. With more than 500 vehicles and driver partners, MiniCabRide serves passengers across London and the UK while expanding its electric vehicle fleet, with an ambition to transition to an all-electric fleet by 2030. TfL-licensed private hire operator offering 24-7 pre-booking, no surge pricing and a rapidly expanding electric fleet as the festive travel season kicks in.

London, United Kingdom, 4th Nov 2026 – MiniCabRide LTD (a TfL-licensed private hire operator) are today promoting their pre-booked airport, seaport and long-distance minicab services for travellers throughout London and the UK. With the winter rush around the corner, they are urging customers to book in advance and lock in a fixed fare before demand increases.

MiniCabRide Simplifies Winter Travel with Fixed-Fare UK Airport & Long Distance Transfers

From half-term and Christmas getaways to business trips, cruise departures, and other festive events, winter is one of the UK’s busiest travel periods of the year. MiniCabRide gives customers a reliable alternative to the chaos of unpredictable pricing and last-minute searches. You get a guaranteed price, a licensed driver, and a vehicle sized for your group, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Fixed, Transparent Fares With No Surge Pricing

Price uncertainty is the biggest complaint passengers have when booking private transport. MiniCabRide deals with this head-on with a fixed fare. You get a firm quote before booking, so you know exactly what your journey will cost. There is no surge pricing applied by MiniCabRide, so the price you are quoted for your journey is not going to go up during periods of high demand, in the rain or at peak times.

The fare displayed for a journey will be dependent on the pickup address, destination, vehicle type and any additional requirements (e.g. extra luggage space, child seats on Request). You can view your quote online or in the booking app prior to booking.

“Travelling should be one less thing to worry about, especially during the busiest weeks of the year,” said Kevin Obrian, Media Manager of MiniCabRide. “Our customers tell us they value knowing the price upfront and knowing their driver will be there on time. That is what we aim to deliver on every booking.”

Reliable Airport and Seaport Transfers

Airport and seaport journeys are central to MiniCabRide’s service. The company provides pre-booked transfers to and from Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton, and London City airports, as well as major railway stations and cruise terminals, including Southampton, Portsmouth, Dover, and Tilbury.

For arrivals, customers can provide their flight details at the time of booking so the driver can monitor any changes to the landing time. Meet and greet is available for those who prefer to be met at a pre-agreed point in the terminal, and drivers will assist with luggage at both ends of the journey. For cruise passengers, the company can arrange pickups to suit embarkation and disembarkation times and can use vehicles with space for the larger bags that are generally carried on longer holidays.

MiniCabRide also takes passengers from the stations (King’s Cross, St Pancras International, Euston, Paddington and Victoria), so visitors can get to their final destination directly without changing transport.

Long-Distance Journeys Across the UK

Beyond London, MiniCabRide provides long-distance private transfers all over the UK. The main routes are, of course, London to Oxford, Cambridge, Brighton, Bath, Bristol, Birmingham, Manchester, and Liverpool, as well as various seaside destinations, university towns, and regional airports.

Long-distance bookings suit a wide range of passengers, including families visiting relatives, groups attending weddings and events, golfers heading to championship courses, students moving to or from university, and business travellers who need to work or rest on the way to an appointment. Because each fare is quoted individually, customers can compare vehicle options and choose the arrangement that best fits their group and budget.

A Fleet for Every Type of Journey

MiniCabRide’s fleet includes standard saloon cars for one or two passengers, estates for those with more luggage, MPVs for families, and executive cars for business trips and special occasions. Multi-passenger vehicles (6- and 8-seater) are also available for larger groups.

Customers can request child and baby seats, and are encouraged to mention any special requirements when booking so the right vehicle can be arranged in advance. Every journey is driven by a fully licensed professional driver, with an emphasis on punctuality, customer care, and helpful luggage assistance.

Licensed, Experienced and Customer-Focused

Founded in 2020, MiniCabRide LTD is a licensed TfL-approved Private Hire Operator based in London (licence number 011021). It is one of the larger private hire minicab companies in the city with over 500 vehicles and driver partners.

Customers should check that any private hire booking is via a licensed operator, that the driver has valid ID and that the vehicle has the correct licence. Booking in advance via a licensed operator rather than hailing an unbooked car is still the safest way to use a minicab in London.

Customer feedback is central to the company’s approach. They have many customer reviews across public platforms and currently hold a 4.7 rating on both Google and Trustpilot.

Easy Booking, Live Tracking and 24-7 Support

MiniCabRide offers online and app-based booking, allowing customers to compare vehicles, receive a quotation and confirm a journey within minutes. Real-time vehicle tracking lets passengers follow their driver’s progress, while confirmation messages provide the details they need before travel day.

A dedicated customer support team is on hand 24-7 to help with booking changes, special requests, or queries. For more frequent travellers, we offer business accounts that bring multiple journeys together on one platform, with consolidated invoicing and priority booking. These are designed for companies, event organisers and corporate travel managers.

Preparing for the Festive Season

The weeks around Christmas and the New Year see some of the year’s peak demand for transport. Airport departures peak in the days leading up to Christmas; there’s a massive influx of shoppers and tourists into central London for seasonal events and attractions, and, of course, long-distance trips to visit family and friends.

MiniCabRide advises customers to:

  • Book early for airport and station journeys, particularly on busy weekends and the days around Christmas
  • Provide complete details, including flight numbers, terminals, passenger numbers and luggage, so the right vehicle can be assigned
  • Allow extra time for events, road closures and busy shopping areas in central London
  • Request child seats and larger vehicles when making the booking, rather than on the day
  • Plan return journeys at the same time, so both trips are confirmed in advance

“Early booking gives the customer the most choice and the most peace of mind,” added Kevin Obrian. “If you know your dates, then it is definitely worth booking your transfer as early as you can.”

Moving Towards a Greener Fleet

MiniCabRide is focused on minimising the environmental impact of private hire travel. They’ve started introducing EVs into the fleet and aim to be an all-electric company by 2030. They’re also looking at autonomous vehicle options from 2035 as the technology and the regulatory environment develop.

“Cleaner air in our cities matters to our customers, our drivers and the communities we serve,” said Kevin Obrian. “Moving to an electric fleet is a long-term commitment, and we will keep expanding our electric options as charging infrastructure and vehicle choice continue to improve.”

Customers who want to travel in an electric vehicle are encouraged to ask about availability when they book.

How to Book

Passengers can book a MiniCabRide transfer online at minicabride.com, through the MiniCabRide mobile app, or by contacting the customer support team by phone at 0044 207 005 0090 or by email . Customers enter their pickup point, destination, date, time and passenger numbers to receive an instant fixed-fare quotation and select the vehicle that meets their needs.

About MiniCabRide

MiniCabRide is a trusted pre-booked minicab service that delivers reliable airport, seaport, and long-distance transfers across London and the UK. Operating 24-7, the company offers fixed, transparent fares without surge pricing, so customers always know their travel costs upfront. Its diverse fleet ranges from standard saloon cars to executive models and multi-passenger vehicles, meeting the needs of solo travellers, families, tourists and business clients.

Founded in 2020, MiniCabRide LTD is a licensed Transport for London (TfL) approved Private Hire Operator based in London (licence number 011021). With more than 500 vehicles and driver partners, it provides a fast, efficient and dependable service delivered by fully licensed, professional drivers. The company is introducing electric vehicles into its fleet, aiming to operate exclusively electric cars by 2030 and explore autonomous vehicle options from 2035.

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Beyond the $40 Billion RWA Headline: Drofa Comms × RWA Summit Report Identifies Four Challenges for 2027

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London, The United Kingdom, November 3rd, 2026, FinanceWire

The value of distributed tokenised real-world assets (RWAs) approached $40 billion by 13 October 2026, according to RWA.xyz. At the beginning of the year, though, it stood at approximately $21.5 billion, according to Binance Research. Yet, despite this near-doubling in value, the figures say little about how easily investors can trade these assets, use them as collateral or exercise their rights in cross-border transactions.

This divergence between issuance and real-world use is the outset for “Tokenise First, Figure It Out Later: The RWA Dilemma”, a new report from Drofa Comms in collaboration with RWA WEEK, organiser of RWA Summit Singapore 2026. Drawing on discussions at the 9 October summit, where Drofa Comms participated as a media partner of RWA WEEK, the report examines what it takes for tokenised assets to develop functioning markets, meet legal requirements and deliver measurable financial benefits.

Looking ahead to 2027, Drofa Comms identifies four indicators that offer a more useful measure of RWA market maturity than the total value of assets issued on-chain:

  • Secondary-market activity: Trading depth and turnover, alongside realistic opportunities for investors to sell tokens after issuance.
  • Institutional capital efficiency: Measurable reductions in pre-funding requirements and the ability to use tokenised holdings as collateral.
  • Legal certainty: Enforceable ownership and redemption rights, including workable arrangements for cross-border transactions.
  • Commercial sustainability: Repeat customer activity and revenues sufficient to support viable services.

The report scrutinises how regulatory requirements differ between jurisdictions, what it takes to develop genuine secondary markets and how tokenised assets may function as collateral. It also examines institutional and everyday payments, from reducing pre-funded balances through stablecoin settlement to connecting digital assets with payment cards.

“The RWA industry faces a test of maturity. As the value of tokenised assets grows, the question is how much of that growth translates into functioning markets, wider use by financial institutions and measurable economic benefits. Issuance figures alone cannot be the answer. At Drofa Comms, we believe that the industry’s development also depends on how openly companies address the challenges involved. Investors and financial institutions need enough information to assess both the opportunities and the limitations of tokenisation,” said Valentina Drofa, Founder & CEO of Drofa Comms.

Beyond investment products, the report also highlights how digital assets are already being used in traditional industries.

“Everyone is talking about the tokenization of financial products and real estate, but the real movement is happening in industries you probably wouldn’t expect. Think trade finance operators, the shipping industry, or precious metals mining businesses. They are already using stablecoins for cross-border transactions and understand why instant settlement is better than T+2.” said Ivan V. Ivanov, Founder of UVECON.VC, UVC GROUP and RWA WEEK commented on these developments.

The report draws on perspectives from speakers and experts affiliated with TRM Labs, Galaxy, Sygnum Bank, Nethermind, Spartan Group, Theoriq, Reap, KAST, Algebra / Theorem, Drofa Comms and other organisations.

Read the full report: https://www.drofa-ra.com/rwa-summit-singapore-2026-drofa-comms-rwa-week-report/

About Drofa Comms

Founded in 2011, Drofa Comms is a London-headquartered PR agency specialising in finance, fintech and blockchain communications. The agency has worked with more than 1,000 companies worldwide and has a team of over 30 professionals and advisers. Its proprietary initiatives include Women Leading the Way, Crypto Edu and Communicate Fintech.

About RWA WEEK and RWA Summit

RWA WEEK is an international industry initiative dedicated to real-world asset tokenisation and its applications in finance and business. Its Singapore 2026 edition included RWA Summit Singapore on 9 October, bringing together financial institutions, investors and digital-asset companies to discuss market developments, emerging use cases and barriers to adoption.

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