Find out the Debt Time Bomb in this Davos forum

NEW YORK - Jan. 24, 2019 - PRLog -- International heads of state, cultural leaders, executives, businessmen, and politicians converge on January 22-25, 2019 at the highly regarded Swiss Alps town of Davos in Switzerland for this yearly forum of global thought leaders.

LDJ Capital Chairman David Drake is attending this event. More recently, David Drake is also seen as a leader in blockchain and cryptocurrency.  He saw the value of digital assets when it was still unpopular. It all started in 2011 when Drake collaborated on the JOBS Act to create new laws underlying all fundraising in the U.S. for all ICOs.  He runs a $200M LDJ Cayman Fund focused on cryptocurrency, mining, and ICO acquisitions. LDJ Capital Credit also offers middle market bridge financing to seed upcoming ICOs. Previously, he held a majority stake as a Managing Partner with Robert Hambrecht in an Alternative Energy Fund NewCommons Capital 2009-2010.

Drake says, "This forum is without a doubt one of the much-anticipated gatherings of global society leaders to discuss important world issues. As with the previous ones, it aims to be transparent throughout the forum by having televised sessions and international media coverage."

He will be participating in the investor dinner today at the Salon Kirchner in Seehof hotel, particularly on a panel discussion about the digital transformation of the banking system.

The four-day forum will feature press conferences, thought-provoking discussions, virtual reality exhibition, keynote and cocktail receptions, and an investor dinner. The sessions will be televised allowing the public to participate, real-time. Some of the topics to be discussed include the debt time bomb, building a sustainable crypto-architecture, speaking out under threat, keeping Russia competitive, an evolution of terrorism: how society and institutions are adapting, women in the new world of work, how power adapts in a changing world, and when global orders fail.

The partners for this forum include MasterCard, Lazard, Bank of America, Barclays, Novartis, Zurich Insurance Group, Visa, Hitachi, Google, Goldman Sachs, IBM Corporation, Cisco, Chevron, Citi, Accenture, Alibaba Group, Omnicom Group, Morgan Stanley, China Minsheng Investment Group, Dell Technologies, Royal DSM, SAP, Salesforce, SK Group, and Dangote Group.

About LDJ Capital

LDJ Capital (http://ldjcapital.com/) is a multi-family office that invests and manages investments for partners and clients in the areas of hospitality, real estate, energy, pharma, tech, telecom, mobile, entertainment, media, publishing, advertising, compliance services, aerospace, shipping & transportation, and more recently digital assets, such as cryptocurrency and blockchain firms through ICOs.

LDJ Cayman is focused on cryptocurrency, mining, and ICO acquisitions. To seed upcoming ICOs, partner Middle Market Credit also provides corporate market bridge financing.

The firm is involved in Asset Management, Equity Financing and Debt Financing and Placement, Mergers & Acquisitions, Corporate Partnering and Strategic Alliances, Restructuring and Workouts, Startups and Management, and Alternative Finance Strategies.

LDJ Capital has 3 subsidiaries:

1. LDJ Capital Group: Victoria Partners, LDJ Venture Capital, LDJ Hedge Fund,  LDJ Media Fund, LDJ Capital Advisory, and LDJ Capital Investment Bank.

2. LDJ Real Estate Group: Acquisitions, Developments, and Hospitality

3. The Soho Loft Media Group: Times Impact Publications, The Soho Loft Conferences, and Victoria Global Communications. Times Impact Publications include the digital publications: The Soho Loft News, Family Offices Today, and Times Realty News.