Extended data:
1) Property rights trading center refers to the place and its main body that undertakes property rights transactions.
1. Information accumulation function: provide information on all property rights transactions, so that traders can establish contact channels through the property rights trading center.
2. The role of price discovery: to form a price standard, so as to promote both parties to the transaction to reach a satisfactory transaction price smoothly.
3. The role of institutional regulation: regulating various behaviors in the process of property rights transaction. Including the formation and transmission of property right transaction information, the establishment of public transaction behavior system, the elimination of black-box operation, the formation of price norms and fair competition.
4. Intermediary service function: simplify the process of property right transaction through the exchange and improve the efficiency of property right transaction.
2) Different property owners are different. For example, the digital property rights trading platform serves the trading of cultural copyrights such as literature, movies, games and animation in the pan-entertainment field. On the one hand, it provides IP holders with cash channels; On the other hand, it provides a platform for IP fans and bosses to participate in investing in cultural products; On the other hand, it is a quasi-securitization trading model, which allows trading in the secondary market.
3) As an intermediary service institution for property rights transactions, the property rights exchange itself does not participate in property rights transactions, but only provides necessary facilities and trading rules for both parties to property rights transactions to ensure the smooth progress of property rights transactions.
The functions of the property rights exchange generally include:
(1) Provide places and facilities for property rights transactions;
(2) Organizing property rights trading activities;
(three) to review the qualifications of the transferor and transferee of property rights transactions and the legality of the transfer;
(four) to provide information and other intermediary services for both parties to the property right transaction;
(five) to supervise property rights transactions in accordance with the relevant provisions of the state.
The business of property rights exchange includes not only equity transactions, but also state-owned property rights transactions and intellectual property rights transactions. Different property rights exchanges may have their own unique business settings.