TokenAsia Korea, an Asia-based global fragmented investment company, announced on the 7th that it has secured a base in Indonesia and is providing customized financial solutions for the successful overseas expansion of Korean franchise companies.
TokenAsia Korea is a fragmented investment startup founded in 2024 by CEO Jang Jae-hoon, an alternative investment and STO expert with 20 years of experience in the financial industry and a Certified Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) license. CEO Jang has worked in financial product development and risk management at leading financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Fidelity, and Deutsche Bank Group, and has extensive experience in various fields such as ETF listing, fund management, and asset management.
The company is actively supporting the overseas expansion of domestic companies in major Asian markets such as Indonesia, Singapore, and Japan through fragmented investment and innovative financial models based on security tokens (STOs).
As the first collaboration case, it is supporting the establishment of an Indonesian branch of ‘Dalkom Wangga Tanghulu,’ Korea’s No. 1 fruit dessert franchise. Currently, it is carrying out all the necessary processes for local settlement, such as business operation strategies and financial consulting for the opening of the first direct store in Indonesia.
TokenAsia Korea CEO Jang Jae-hoon. Photo = TokenAsia Korea
A TokenAsia Korea official said, “We are effectively resolving the various entry barriers that franchise companies face by providing one-stop solutions that go beyond simple financial support, such as establishing overseas corporations, raising funds, and linking local partnerships.”
Currently, the company plans to fully expand K-franchises globally, focusing on Indonesia, Singapore, and Japan as its three major bases. In particular, in the Japanese market, the company is pursuing a cooperative system with the influential distribution company ‘Don Quijote’ and is also negotiating for the distribution of ‘Tanghulu’ products in Japan. Through this, the company expects to establish K-dessert brands in the Japanese market and distribute them nationwide.
Jang Jae-hoon, CEO of TokenAsia Korea, said, “Our company is a strategic partner that helps domestic franchise companies enter overseas markets beyond a simple financial platform,” and “We plan to support the global growth of Korean brands with innovative strategies tailored to each country’s business environment and financial system.” He continued, “SMEs and franchise brands can seek global expansion through the Token Asia Korea website or through direct meetings. We will lead K-franchises to overseas expansion more efficiently and successfully through piecemeal investment, STO-based financial models, and customized consulting.”
Meanwhile, CEO Jang Jae-hoon is strengthening domestic and international financial market connections by cooperating with global ST issuers and digital asset exchanges, such as proposing the first K-content-based token securities product in Korea at the ‘Money 20/20’ fintech international conference held in Bangkok, Thailand in April last year.
Source: Economic Review (https://www.econovill.com)
TokenAsia Korea, an Asia-based global fragmented investment company, announced on the 7th that it has secured a base in Indonesia and is providing customized financial solutions for the successful overseas expansion of Korean franchise companies.
TokenAsia Korea is a fragmented investment startup founded in 2024 by CEO Jang Jae-hoon, an alternative investment and STO expert with 20 years of experience in the financial industry and a Certified Alternative Investment Analyst (CAIA) license. CEO Jang has worked in financial product development and risk management at leading financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs, Fidelity, and Deutsche Bank Group, and has extensive experience in various fields such as ETF listing, fund management, and asset management.
The company is actively supporting the overseas expansion of domestic companies in major Asian markets such as Indonesia, Singapore, and Japan through fragmented investment and innovative financial models based on security tokens (STOs).
As the first collaboration case, it is supporting the establishment of an Indonesian branch of ‘Dalkom Wangga Tanghulu,’ Korea’s No. 1 fruit dessert franchise. Currently, it is carrying out all the necessary processes for local settlement, such as business operation strategies and financial consulting for the opening of the first direct store in Indonesia.
TokenAsia Korea CEO Jang Jae-hoon. Photo = TokenAsia Korea
A TokenAsia Korea official said, “We are effectively resolving the various entry barriers that franchise companies face by providing one-stop solutions that go beyond simple financial support, such as establishing overseas corporations, raising funds, and linking local partnerships.”
Currently, the company plans to fully expand K-franchises globally, focusing on Indonesia, Singapore, and Japan as its three major bases. In particular, in the Japanese market, the company is pursuing a cooperative system with the influential distribution company ‘Don Quijote’ and is also negotiating for the distribution of ‘Tanghulu’ products in Japan. Through this, the company expects to establish K-dessert brands in the Japanese market and distribute them nationwide.
Jang Jae-hoon, CEO of TokenAsia Korea, said, “Our company is a strategic partner that helps domestic franchise companies enter overseas markets beyond a simple financial platform,” and “We plan to support the global growth of Korean brands with innovative strategies tailored to each country’s business environment and financial system.” He continued, “SMEs and franchise brands can seek global expansion through the Token Asia Korea website or through direct meetings. We will lead K-franchises to overseas expansion more efficiently and successfully through piecemeal investment, STO-based financial models, and customized consulting.”
Meanwhile, CEO Jang Jae-hoon is strengthening domestic and international financial market connections by cooperating with global ST issuers and digital asset exchanges, such as proposing the first K-content-based token securities product in Korea at the ‘Money 20/20’ fintech international conference held in Bangkok, Thailand in April last year.
Source: Economic Review (https://www.econovill.com)