Innovative Trust Structures and Regulatory Synergy for Cross-Border Intellectual Property Securitization: An Integration Approach Based on Reflections on Traditional Transaction Structures and Hong Kong's “LEAP” Framework
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Intellectual Property Securitization; Cross-border Trust; Regulatory Coordination; Smart Contract; Dual-Compliance; Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV).Abstract
Intellectual property securitization, as an important financial instrument for revitalizing the value of intangible assets, faces structural dilemmas in cross-border practice, such as differences in judicial recognition, valuation opacity, and regulatory mismatch. Traditional single or dual special purpose vehicle (SPV) structures struggle to effectively address the challenges posed by cross-border intellectual property right heterogeneity. Based on a critical reflection on existing transaction schemes, this paper proposes an integrated solution centered on a “dual-compliance smart contract,” combining the virtual asset development and tokenization policy direction established by the Policy Statement on Development of Virtual Assets in Hong Kong 2.0, and blockchain technology. Research indicates that this framework, through automated compliance review and a dynamic valuation mechanism, can significantly enhance the effectiveness of cross-border bankruptcy isolation and asset transparency, and provide a replicable institutional paradigm for regulatory coordination in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. This study holds important theoretical value and practical significance for cross-border financial innovation.
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