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Open Capital 21 st Century Financing & Funding Chris Cook Paris 20 th May 2015

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Open Capital

21st Century Financing & Funding

Chris Cook

Paris 20th May 2015

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“21st Century problems cannot be solved with 20th Century solutions”

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Economy 3.0 ?

Economy 1.0 – decentralised but disconnected, physical market presence

Economy 2.0 – centralised and connected, market presence through intermediaries

Economy 3.0 – decentralised but connected, network market presence

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Economy 3.0 – Value Basis

Location – Place (Land) or Space

Energy

- material - embedded in Place (eg buildings)

- immaterial - passing through Space (eg solar or wind)

Intellect

- subjective (people)

- objective (data patterns)

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Open Capital – Credit Instrument

A Credit Instrument is a Promise

- made by an issuer to an acceptor

- issued in exchange for value received from acceptor

- returnable in payment for value provided by the issuer

A Credit Instrument is not

- Debt – acceptor cannot demand payment in money

- Derivative – acceptor cannot demand delivery

- Equity – acceptor has no right of asset ownership

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Open Capital requires Trust

Credit instrument is a Prepay credit - “Pay it Forward”

- acceptor may use credit instrument to pay instead of $

- acceptor trusts that issuer will be good for supply

Economy 1.0 - trust in physical currency

Economy 2.0 - trust in middlemen eg Treasuries/Banks

Economy 3.0 - trust in mutual risk and production sharing agreements or Protocols

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Prepay – Then....and Now

Now – DrinkPrepay

Now – TalkPrepay

Then – TaxPrepay

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Tax Prepay

Tax Prepay – credit returnable in payment of taxes

Tax Return – 'stock' part of tally stick returned to Treasury

Rate of Return - rate over time at which stock is returnable for cancellation

eg Prepay £8 for £10 tax - £2 profit 25% pa rate of return

- not fixed - depends on existence & quantity of flow

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Protocols and Prepay

Asset-based (Peer to Asset) Prepay Credit

– Capital Partnership production sharing agreement

People-based (Peer to Peer) Prepay Credit

- Guarantee Society risk sharing agreement

These agreements are associative two-way & interactive protocols: social contracts or Contrats de Société

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Capital Partnership – Peer to Asset Credit

Location – credit returnable in payment for usufruct ie rental of land/location or production from land

Energy – credit returnable in payment for energy use

Intellect – credit returnable in payment for use of intellectual property eg knowledge, software, video

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Capital Partnership

Capital Partnership is a social contract or trust framework for sharing usufruct of a productive asset

A proportion of production is allocated to the developer or manager

The balance of production is available to be issued to Investors in the form of Peer to Asset prepay credit

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Capital Partnership – Land/Location

Custodian(Community)Custodian(Community)

InvestorInvestor

OccupierOccupier

RentalPrepay

%

%

ManagerManager

Rental

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Land Prepay – Value Proposition

Community

- sells rentals forward at a discount and locks in price

- receives an interest-free land loan until rental credits are returned in payment for land use

Occupier

- prepays rental and locks in price

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Land Prepay – the Value Proposition

Investor

- direct 'inflation hedge' investment in land

- Occupiers buy rental credits from Investors at best price below issue price & return in payment for land use

Manager

- shares in gross rentals or production

- interests aligned with Investor

- no 'Principal/Agency' problem

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Land Partnership - Outcomes

Housing as a Service - relationship-based not transaction-based model - costs transformed to revenue shares

Neutral – transcends ego and politics

Collaborative - stakeholder interests aligned

Sustainable - all have interest in minimising cost over time

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Capital Partnership - Energy

Custodian(Community)Custodian(Community)

InvestorInvestor

ConsumerConsumer

Prepay %

%

ManagerManager

Payment

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Energy Prepay – Value Proposition

Community

- sells energy forward and locks in price

- receives an interest-free energy loan until energy credits are returned in payment for supply

Consumer

- prepays for energy and locks in price

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Energy Prepay – the Value Proposition

Investor

- direct 'inflation hedge' investment in energy

- Consumers buy credits from Investors at best price below physical energy price & return against supply

Manager

- shares in gross revenues or production

- interests aligned with Investor

- no 'Principal/Agency' problem

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Energy Partnership - Outcomes

Energy as a Service - relationship-based not transaction-based; costs transformed to revenue shares

Neutrality – transcends ego, borders and politics

Collaborative - stakeholder interests aligned

Sustainable - all have interest in minimising cost over time

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Currency is an outcome of Investment

Currency is defined as generally acceptable credit

- Land-based credit – currency local by definition

- Energy-based credit – currency universally acceptable

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It'll Never Work

For thousands of years people gave credit to those they trusted: others paid in currency eg gold, silver, salt

For thousands of years Capital Partnerships have existed: Islam calls Capital Partnership 'musharakah'

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Guarantee Society - People-based Credit

Guarantee Society is a social contract within which Peer to Peer credit risk is shared

Sellers and Buyers pay a guarantee charge, share costs of operation & make good any failure to perform

Manager allocates guarantee limits, manages platform, ensures transparency, manages non-perfomance risk

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Guarantee Society - Seller accepts Buyer's IOU

Seller Buyer

IOU

Value

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IOU is guaranteed by Sellers & Buyers mutually

Seller Buyer

IOU

Value

Pool

GuaranteeGuarantee

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Seller & Buyer pay guarantee charge into Pool held by Custodian

Seller Buyer

IOU

Value

Pool GuaranteeGuarantee

Fee Fee

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Buyer settles credit in € or '€'s worth' eg energy-based or land-based currency

Seller Buyer

Value

Pool GuaranteeGuarantee

Fee Fee

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If Buyer defaults: system pays sellers and collects from buyer if possible

Seller A BuyerDefault

Pool

Collects

Pays

Seller B

Default

Pays

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Service provider sets guarantee limits, handles defaults & manages system

Seller Buyer

IOU

Value

Pool GuaranteeGuarantee

Fee Fee

Manager

FeeService

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Clearing Union

Producer Consumer

Pool GuaranteeGuarantee

Fee Fee

Manager

FeeService

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Outcome – the Community is the Currency

Mutual assurance of direct (P2P) credit risk

Banking as a Service

We need Banking....but we don't need banks

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It'll Never Work

For 140 years, Protection & Indemnity (P&I) Clubs have mutually guaranteed risks Lloyds of London won't cover

For 125 years P& I Clubs have been managed by Thomas Miller

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Open Capital – the Co-operative Advantage

Co-operative Advantage

- Open Capital does not give 'something for nothing' return to landlords or shareholders

- Open Capital provides financing & funding with which conventional capital cannot compete

- Middlemen will transition to service provision or fail

Maybe Ethical is Optimal?

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21st Century problems cannot be solved with 20th century solutions.........

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…....21st century solutions pre-date modern finance