Post Articles
Paving the Way for Accessible Capital Market Access: The Power of Minority-Owned Stock Exchanges
In the ever-evolving landscape of business, entrepreneurship shines as a beacon of hope, driving innovation, job creation, and economic prosperity.
Dream Exchange: A financial Marketplace Built on Equality of Access, Ethics and Humanity
When IPC Systems announced in April 2023 that it was partnering with the Dream Exchange, a timely and ambitious US initiative to launch the first minority-owned (and governed) registered stock exchange in the history of the United States, Mike Smith, Director of IPC Network Services said, “IPC is privileged and excited to be part of Dream Exchange’s vision and mission to increase participation in capital markets across all sectors of society.”
Black Venture Capital Funds: A Necessary Financial Vehicle
Phil Knight, the co-founder of Nike, and his wife Penny have recently invested $400 million in the Rebuild Albina project, a non-profit aimed at strengthening Portland’s Black community. This new fund has joined a growing number of “Black funds” that seek to address inequality and promote economic and social justice for Black communities[source].
Empowering Black Entrepreneurs: Dream Exchange’s Impact at the National Black Business Conference
Dream Exchange had the honor and privilege of participating in the Black Business Conference which was sponsored by the National Business League, World Conference of Mayors, and the National Black Chamber of Commerce.
Why Do Investors Frequently Pay More than the Prevailing Market Price?
Professors Leonce Bargeron and Ioannis Floros recently conducted a study (the “Study”) documenting the fact that private investments in public equity (PIPEs) frequently raise funds at a premium, where the offer price is higher than the issuer’s previous trading day closing price.
Unleashing Hispanic Entrepreneurship with the Public Capital Markets
Hispanic entrepreneurship has been a driving force behind the growth and resilience of the U.S. economy. According to the U.S. Small Business…
Breaking Barriers and Paving the Way for Minority Owned Businesses
In a world where economic opportunities for black-owned businesses have historically been limited, a remarkable movement is gaining momentum.
Marching for Peace in the City of Chicago
An inspiring scene played out on Michigan Ave in Chicago on Saturday, April 22 as 500 men from churches throughout the city marched from Roosevelt to Wacker, in full view of the public.
Maintaining Security for a Stock Exchange
With an ever-increasing threat landscape to businesses, providing a secure environment for businesses to operate is of paramount importance.
Purpose – What makes Dream Exchange Different?
Stock exchanges have two distinct purposes: the first is allowing a company to gain the financial energy to start or expand operations.
Silicon Valley Bank – When fleas go unchecked
In addition to the government bonds that had to be sold at a loss to cover the tech downturn, significant SVB assets were in “non-marketable securities”
Dream Exchange Founder & CEO Attends the Black Business Policy Conference
Founder and CEO Joe Cecala was honored to participate alongside 100 Black business owners and entrepreneurs in the Black Business Policy Conference