Equity Capital Markets Blog

As social distancing and remote working become a reality for firms in capital markets, those with strong digital operations will thrive and out-maneuver their peers in the near while developing a significant competitive advantage in the long term. 

We are honored to be nominated by Canadian FinTech & AI Awards for the ICICI Bank FinTech Company of the Year award and we’ll be looking forward to joining the 5th Annual Canadian FinTech & AI Awards on Monday, November 18th, 2019 at the Fairmont Royal York (Concert Hall).

Katipult has been selected to join other leading Canadian fintech companies at the Singapore Fintech Festival (SFF) from Nov 11 - 15th 2019 in the international pavilion.

Katipult has been chosen to join 11 other leading high-growth FinTech companies to participate in a trade mission to the UK from October 21st - 25th 2019. From across 5 major Canadian cities, these leading companies have collectively raised over half a billion in venture capital and are well positioned for global expansion.

It's exciting times here at Katipult as we are pleased to announce that we started working with a prominent financial institution in Canada, ATB Financial.

On March 14th, 2018 Katipult published a whitepaper regarding its Investor License project that intended to address all mechanisms of investor onboarding and auditability necessary for regulatory compliance.

Katipult attracted industry leaders from some of the most successful tech and financial services companies to its Board of Directors. Learn why they joined the Katipult team!

In case you missed it, Katipult will be exhibitor booth 6 on June 12 in Toronto at the Historic Trading Floor of the Design Exchange.

This is the second part of our webinar covering crowdfunding law in the US. Once again we are joined by one of the leading experts in crowdfunding law in the US to present you with actionable tips on how to navigate the complex US crowdfunding regulations.

This webinar, will help you learn all about the regulations around investment crowdfunding in the US including the critical changes between different pieces of legislation such as:

• Who is allowed to invest and how much money can be raised
• Whether Internet portals can be used
• How much each investor can invest
• The degree of SEC oversight
• Whether foreign companies can participate
• What should you use for token sales
• What regulations are best suited for specific industry sectors and funds vs. individual offers
• What should you use if you want to enable secondary trading capabilities to your investors