Solution Manual for Financial Accounting, 11th Edition by Robert Libby, Patri...
IRTA Conference - Barter 3.0 transition
1. Barter 3.0
Back to the Future
Chris Cook
IRTA Convention Ocho Rios
14 September 2012
2. Market 2.0 - Exchanges
Title Title
Seller's Clearing Buyer's
Broker House Broker
$ $
Title
Title
Seller Buyer
3. Financing and Funding
Financing
People-based credit
Short/medium term, medium/high risk
Finances circulation of goods & services and creation of new
productive assets
Funding
Asset-based credit
Medium/long term, medium/low risk
Funds completed productive assets
4. Banking 2.0 – Financing (eg trade credit)
Value Value
Seller Bank Buyer
$ $
5. Banking 2.0 – Funding
Value Value
Depositor Bank Borrower
$ $
6. Banking 2.0
Accounting system – transactions (obligations) and title (rights)
Unit of account eg $
Guarantee ('framework of trust') through pool of capital
Settlement mechanism – payment system
Risk management/ platform provider/system administration
12. Market 1.0 never went away.....
Settlement 1.0
Brent/BFOE forward market in North Sea Oil
Web applications – Ripple and Circular Multilateral Barter
Guarantee 1.0
P & I Clubs have mutually insured big risks (eg shipping) for 150
years; for 135 years the same broker
Stock 1.0
reinvented by Enron (who else?) as 'Prepay' and used to defraud
investors and creditors
being used by oil producers eg Saudis to support price and
manipulate the oil market
14. IOU is registered with Transaction Registry
Value
Seller Buyer
IOU
Data Data
Registry
15. NewClear – Transaction Registry
Database held by a custodian of all open bilateral 'peer to peer'
credit obligations
Positions held gross but the risk may be net: eg +$8000 and -
$6000 gives a net position of +$2000
Only members may use the registry
Use of registry is subject to NewClear 'club rules' and
standards
Regulatory sanction of suspension or termination of
membership and hence registration
Registry maintained and operated by Manager
16. IOU is guaranteed by Clearing Union of Sellers &
Buyers collectively
Value
Seller Buyer
IOU
Guarantee Guarantee
Pool
17. Seller & Buyer pay guarantee charge into Pool held
by Custodian
Value
Seller Buyer
IOU
Fee Fee
Guarantee Pool Guarantee
18. Settlement 1/ - Buyer settles open credits in money
or 'money's worth' eg energy stock
Value
Seller Buyer
Fee Fee
Guarantee Pool Guarantee
19. Settlement 2/- System identifies a 'chain' of IOUs
A<B<C<D<E<A and 'nets' them out
IOU
Seller A Seller B
Fee Fee
IOU IOU
Pool
Guarantee Guarantee
Seller E
Seller C
Seller D
IOU IOU
20. Settlement 3/ - Buyer defaults: system pays sellers
and collects from buyer if possible
Seller A Buyer
Default
Collects
Pays Default
Pool
Seller B
Pays
21. Service provider sets guarantee limits, handles
defaults & manages system
Value
Seller Buyer
IOU
Fee Fee
Guarantee Pool Guarantee
Service Fee
Service
Provider
22. Outcome – the community is the currency
Communities have a 'common bond' eg geographical or
functional
Community-based credit provided 'at cost' with shared
operating and default costs
Service provider's interests are aligned with system users
No 'interest' (money for the use of money) means system will
out-compete conventional 'for profit' credit
Sharing of risk and reward
B2B credit may be extended to B2C