ASSETIZATION IN MODERN MARKETS: Socioeconomics of Assetization, Idolization, Design Thinking and Growth Volume 11

"Assetization in Modern Markets" offers a transformative look at the burgeoning phenomenon of assetization—a process that redefines traditional assets and introduces a new paradigm in global finance. In this context, 'assetization' refers to the transformation of diverse entities, from intellectual property and personal data to physical infrastructures, into bankable and investible assets, thereby expanding the investment universe and democratizing financial markets.
The book provides a thorough examination of the mechanisms and implications of association across various sectors. Through comprehensive analysis and detailed case studies, it elucidates the democratization of finance, which now allows individual investors and small managers to access opportunities that were once the domain of large institutions. It also explores the broadening of asset classes, which now includes innovative structuring of non-traditional items like digital assets, providing a wealth of knowledge to the reader.
The book goes beyond the surface of assetization, delving into the challenges and opportunities presented by digital transformation and the integration of technoscientific advances into asset management. It provides a nuanced assessment of the impact of assetization on societal and economic structures, shedding light on its role in a rent-centric economic model where control over assets is paramount. This comprehensive analysis is a valuable resource for investors, policymakers, and academics seeking to understand the future dynamics of financial markets in an era of rapid technological change and economic transformation.